Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-11-01
BRYAN SAYS No
change: IN
mexico
JUMPS FROM THE CAMPAIGN IN
new JERSEY TO MARYLAND, And
IS SECRETARY OF STATE FOR A
few MINUTES TO-DAY. .-=CHlXUA.
HuA NOT EVACUATED.
Consul LOOKING FOR
MADERO'S BROTHERS

tary Bryan, after a two days absence
campaigning in New Jersey, went over
the Mexican dispatches today before
leaving to address Maryland voters
He said there was no change IN the
situation. He conferred with Presi
dent Wilson before going to Rockville,
Haeertown and Frederick, Maryland.
There was discussion today in Of
ficial circles over the possibility thal
the president might send a message
or make an address to congress giving
a detailed report of what has occurred
since he last informed congress on
the Mexican situation.
There was no indication at the
White House that such was the plan
lnasmuch as it has been said at the
White House that no communication
was intended to be addressed dlrectly
To the powers, and that negotiations
with the Huerta government fofmahS
have been broken Off, one inference
drawn in official circles was that the
president possibly might aodress
himself to congress again. foreign
governments being advised OF MS
views simultaneously as part OF the
program.
Still Hold Chihuahua.
El Paso, Tex, Nov. 1.--Chlhuan,'a
.Citv is still in the hands OF the 1ed'
erals. although a momentary attach
of the rebel troops of Pancho VIVA
rebel leader, is expected. This IS the
declaration of the Mexican federal OF
ficials in Juarez today, who claim &c
he in constant communication with
;he capital city. These officials deny
knowledge of the report that Genera
Mercado. commanding the federa
troops in Chihuahua, has asked presl
dent Huerta for permission to eVac
uate the city. They say he Is sun II
the capital and that all his troops ant
commanders are loyal.
Looking For Maderos.
Vera Cruz, Mex, Nov. 1-W lliiaii
W. Canada, the United States cohsu
here. has received instructions 1roil
Washington to watch for the arrlVa
cg two brothers of the late president
Francisco Madero, who are repor'e'
to have left Tampico for vera eruA
where the Mexican government mas is
sued orders for their arrest IN
consul has not yet been able TO dls
cover their whereabouts.
Loan Reported Not Verified.
Paris Nov. 1.--No foundation coul'
he found here tcday for the statemen
credited yesterday to the Mexlca'
minister of finance by the Frankfor
Gazette tina. the option on a 'oan U
S25,OOO,000 was to be exercised u
Mexico in Paris on December l.
Porfirio Interviewed.
London, Nov. 1--None should fol
get that Mexico is now a very grea
country and must be considered 0
all as SUCH" said General Porflrl
Diaz today when questioned in Parl
about the situation. He would no
however, give his views in regard I
the attitude of the United States II
plying to question on the subject
"I am not going to discuss eithe
the policy of the United States or tn
message that President Wilson is g
ing to read on Monday
General Diaz said he had no lntel
ton of returning to Mexico, ana aa'
ed: 81 will only return to my countr
in case a foreign nation attacks 1t an
Won NAV rest assured that in such
eventuality all Mexico will be soildl
united in it's efforts to throw out tn
invaders
Refers to New U. S. Policy.
The reference made by General 70
firio Diaz to the reading of a me
sage" by President Wilson next Mo
day probably arises from confusio
in the dispatches issued in Europe G
the coming announcement by the pre-
ident of the newly planned policy
the United States in regard to Mexic
Mexico Press Comments.
Mexico City, Nov. 1.-The polite
intrigues of the White House again
our country have entered period
apparent inertia recently, Presidel
Wilson showing himself reserved, u
decided and expectant like one wi
prepares most telling blow, says 81
Pais,' in an editorial article on Il
situation today. 1t continues:
"The cable, however in spite OF
laconicism gives a glimpse OF u
Vaccinations of the government