Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21
Foreign Business Concerns in
Monterey Muloted for Big
Sums to Maintain Federal
Army.
WASHINGTON STILL
T0UCHINGLY HOPEFUL
Administration Is Colfide It
Growing Strength Of Huerta
Is Merely Sign Of Final
Elimination.

{ lfiy Leased Wire 90 EVcmng Herald. ]
Mexico city. Nov. Commenting
ON the situation in an editorial urti-
Gle today. m Pals says:
Docs President Woodrow Wilson
not know. or does ho not care To-
fnow that Ia history and before the
civilized world he will bee obliged 90
answer tho charges which humanity
win make against Fruncia,a villa q"
The article recapitulates the crime
OF murder and pillage attributed 90
VIVA. the rebel leader. at Torreon and
Juarez. alleging thnt Il the revolution
trlumphs. VIVA viii become vice
president. minister OF war or some
other functionary. by virtue of valuu-
BILE service he has rendered 10 Venus
tiano Carranzn the constitutionnlists
leader. n continues.
This President Wilson should
know ana does know for y certainty.
I Yet. wishing TO Justify h.s unwnrrani-
cd and absurd mcddlng In our af-
fairs. hc chooses to protect Francisco
villa. the better go impose his VIII
and caprice un Mexico. even thouEh
such o. course bee the direct approval
Of crimes without number such s
have been committed ai Torrton. Jua-
rez and many other towns"
Tho impartial publishes TODAY un-
der "a scare head, the statement that
the adhrrents of Carranza in the vie
cinity uf Iuorcz. shot two American
lnrmy officers This news is alleged
10 hnvo been conveyed to the fcdoru'
capital by private messages which de-
clare that President Wilson Is horrl-
| fled by the infamous executions car
r!cd out by Nillu which has inclined
| him to the McNicHn policy demanded
| by Justice and common scnse-that
h. 90 say. tho recognition of the con-
siitutcd government whose chief is
the ilustFious Hucrtu"
The fact that Nelson O'ShauRhnes-
Isy American charge d'affnires. has
had two conferences with the McXican
minister of foreign affairs during the
| past few DAYS became known here to.
day The exact character or these
meetings ana the nnturC of the com
lVcrsatiun are not known. but 10 is ev-
idcnt that their net result did nor
change the situation. Assurances
were given at the embassy today that
ru instructions had been received
from Washington Tor Chprg,
O'shnughncssy To- leave his post n
h. known that his personal affairs arc
Ia such order that he could leave AT
lan hours notice if the necessity arose
a levy of 100000 pesos has beor
made at Monterey Co pay the troop
here, 60 is stated that the American
smelling and RofiHug company
contribution toward this amount wai
25,OO0 pesos.
! a demand was made today hy the
federal military authorities on an "a,
foreign business concerns in Moutcrc'
for cash Co provide tor tho maintcn
lnuce ot thc army ln that district
From the Monterey Steel compan'
20 00O pcgus WAS asked ana from th,
Waters Pierce Oil company ~ 00l
lp,sos Others wore taxed in proper
tiou tu their Importance The man
agcrs of the Wutcrs-picrce OH com
puuy instructed their representative
in Monterey to refuse payment of th
low and 60 place themselves ami th
: propcrty ct the company under th
protection of the American consul
Hard fighting was sin ln progr,s
/ today about Ciudad Victoria. the cap
. ltal of the state of Tumaulipas. nc
y wording to Information issued by IA
I war office Although the city wa
said Go have been captured by IN
rebels on Tuesday last h De- mo-
e. claimed that General Antonio Rabu
+. go. the federal commander. ls sti
y holding the place, although contint
q ous fighting has gone on inside "a
n city for tho last % hours Federal r,
. Inducements under General Hubi
81 Nayarrste are due to relieve the gal
r risou at any moment