Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-11-29
HUERTA SEEKS
FINANCIAL.
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HIS AGENT IS IN BRUSSELS AFTER
A LOAN, But RELIABLE REPORTS
SAY BELGIUM CAN DO NOTHING
FOR HIM.--PARIS PAPER URGES
SUPPORT OF U. S.
GENERAL Villas ARMY
LEAVES FOR The SOUTH

Brussels, Nov. 29.-MeXlcan agents
are seeking loans hero. 1t is under
stood that Luis de la Barra, the finan-
cial agent in London of the Mexican
government, has entered into negotia-
tions for. advances but has rct been
very successful.
The Philippson bank, which is be-
hind the Secondary Railroads com
pany, whose concessions for 3,20o
miles of railroad is pending before
The Llexican congress, is considered
as the concern most likely to make a
loar to provisional President Huerta $
administration. F. M. Philippson, how
ever, told the Associated Press today
that a Mexican loan could not now
be foated in Belgium as the situation
was too uncertain.
Anarchy in Mexico,
Pa, is, Nov. 29.-The Paris Temps to-
day prints vigorous editorial on the
Anarchy in Mexico The newspaper
il concluding the article, says
"!n the presence of aath, destruc-
ion and ruin, the momeaL appears to
have been reached when humanity
and general interest commands all
the powers to take concerted action
with the United States to compel all
PARTIES in Mexico to lay down their
arms and bring an end to the intoler'
allie situation
Rebel Army Moves.
Juarez, Mex, Nov. % Between
$500 and 1000 rebel soldiers had left
1uarez at noon today FOR the soGth
aeall s.; the federals, who they de-
leated this week in battle lear JLarei
Pancho Villa personally supervised
the loading of the troops. He expects
to leave about Tuesday. Villa does
not know whether the federals retreat
ed to chihuahua or have entrenched
themselves south of Jua4~sz. He has
heard thai the engines hauling the
federal trains died for lack of water
and that the federals are awaiting his
men at Villa Ahumada ,S3 miles south
of Juarez If so, battle should be
fought today and Villa would rush
into the front.
Washington, D. c., Nov 29.-Al
though Rear Admiral Cradock, com"
manding the British ships in Mexican
waters. ranks Rear Admiral Fletcher
by virtue of seniority, the British
commander has notified the American
admiral that he wishes to subordinate
himself in cooperating with the
United States forces. This fresh evil
dence of friendly feeling and hearty
co operation between the two govern
ments was received here today with
manifest qualification.
Any developments in the Mexican
situation seemed to be moving under
the surface; there appeared to be nc
change in the diplomatic situation
and no indication that the American
government was deviating from its at
titude of careful watching and pa
tient waiting for the elimination OF
Huerta.
All officials in immediate charge OF
the situation were away from the
capital. President Wilson and Secre-
taries Garrison and Daniels were In
New York to attend the army and
navy football game and Secretary
Bryan was speaking in Pottstown, "a
Rear Admiral Cradock has been ad'
vised by Rear Admiral Fletcher OF the
extent of the plans adopted by the
American commander to safeguard
British as we'll as American interests
at Tampico and at Tuxpam. The ac
ton of the British admiral in sail
ing away from Tampico is taken as
evidence that he was satisfied with
the adequacy of these plans.
The return of the battleship New
Hampshire to Vera Cruz from the
northern oil fields was interpreted tc
indicate an abatement of the tension
in that quarter at present. The prin
cipal effort of the naval command
ers, acting with the American consu
lar offices on the oil coast is now
being directed to securing such an un
derstanding with the constitutionalist
leaders as will insure the safety of
foreign life and property.
Official dispatches from Culiacan
capital of Sinaloa, say both Governor
Riveras and General Obregon, the
civil and military heads, have stated
that strict orders have been given to
their followers that foreigners and
their interests shall not be molested.
Along the northeast border the con-
ditions are reported unchanged. Vice
Consul General Robertson and family
and several American refugees have
left Monterey. The fate OF Chihuahua
is not reported.
FederaIs Short of Shells.
Hermosillo, Mex, Nov. 29.-Informa
ton was received today at constitu
tionalist headquarters that ammuni
milton had become scarce in Mexico
City and at other points held by the
Huerta government. 1t was asserted
that many garrisons in southern Mex
leo would be unable to resist attack
because of the lack Of ammunition OF
because of the irregularity of the ca