The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-16
Provisional President Deter
mined to Hold Flee
tiOns Oct. 26.
IGNORES WILSON'S NOTE
Diplomats of Six Nations Said to
Have Asked That War
ships BE Sent.

Ss,o,ai Cabie despatch 10 Tht siN
NlAIco CITY. Oct. 15.-On account OF
the reserve maintained In Government
circles here nothing is really known as 10
the character OF the two notes from
WASHINGTON to the Hucr,a Government.
I'M. alarming rerorts arr in circulation.
4 member OF the diplomatic corps
stated Tonight that the diplomatic repre-
scn:atives OF Great Britain France. spain
cuba. Guate,naIa and Norway at u con-
ference to-day decided to recommend tha'
their respective Governments send war
sl,ps 10 Mexico for tho purpos" o' ar
fording legation guards should conditions
so require.
lie also said that the diplomatic repre-
sentatiyes had recommended temperate
attitude In tn. matter of Mcxico's reply to
Washington.
Much importance is attached to the fact
that President Hucrta failed I" appear
:h!s morning az the National Palace. ~
was announced tha. he was not feeling
we'll bu, Ria absence IS attributed 20
anger a. Foreign Minister Moheno. who
informed the press representatives "f 'he
receipt Of the iwo notes without having
consulted the President.
1t is announced tina. til. Mexican Gov
ernments replies TO the notes VIII not
be sent until after october 2S.
4 profound impression has been caused
here by reports from Washington that
no further diplomatic negotiations are
planned and that John Lind Presiicn.
Wilson'S special envoy. is to return to III"
/ United states on account Of the failure
OF the Iiuerta officials to compl! with
the promises made to Lind.
| The city to-ngh, is y fortress whcr"
the liberty OF no Mexican is assured, nd
where foreigners experience NOR. trcpi-
daton than ever before in Mexico city.
except during tn. battle that preceded
the present regime
New battle - Feared.
II another battle is fought in the c.tv.
contingency far from impossible "
/ Iluertas dictatorship shows the least fa!-
tcring il Is conceded that the destruction
would he much greater than that wrought
in the former bombardmcut Cannon IN
the streets and machine guns atop a
dozen structures attest this fact,
The bringing on OF war with the United
States is said by many to he the Dictator
only hope. and the wiser heads Sc. tho
danger that lies that way. Germany. /,
is said, is making her attitude felt more
and more each day. Nightly riots of the
students who denOunce Americans and al
other foreigners. arc becoming more seri
Gus The mounted police again tonight
dispersed several Of these.
Four Judges of the Supreme Court re-
signed tonight and other offciiis in vari
Gus departments are said to contemplat,
similar action. An uacontirmed rumo
says warrants have been issued for III,
members Of the judiciary. The Govern
ment Is fast becoming chaotic.
The members OF the diplomatic corp
held meeting this afternoon 10 dccid
on a course OF action to be followed i
case foreign warships are sent to Mexlca
, waters. 1t IL rumored that Great Brita!
has instructed her Minister not TO sup
port the United States policy. but 20 rc
main neutral Most OF the diplomats her
: say that the situation is graver than eve
The general public has not awakened
the serious nature Of the situation. Fo,
eigncrs are alarmed lest tho action of Il,
Washington Government precipitate ar
archy here
D The police arrested "A Spanish wona,
Dolores de los Cobos. to-day OH q charg
of trying TO poisof, Senior Aldape, Ministe