The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-29
INCREASED ACTIVITY
OF REBELS REPORTED
Great Powers viii Cooperate with
this Country in Any Scheme
to Restore Order More
Battleships Sent
Telegram Oy United Press

Telegram Dy United Press
Washington. Oct 29.-The president
is considering an ultimatum to Huerta
demanding that he retire Wilson be
lieyes that other nations viii support
the demand and If they do Huerta will
hardly disregard il as European finan-
ciers would then refuse credit 10
Mexico.
Tie agreement Of the great powers
not 10 interfere in Mexico Is admitted
TO be more potential than was at first
apprehended. 1t means that they will
cooperate in any feasible scheme to
restore order
Revolutionary activity is increasing,
according to today's consular adyices.
The fourth division Of the Atlantic
fleet. the Rhode Island, the Virginia.
the New Jersey and the Nebraska
sailed from Hampton Roads today to
relieve the second division in Mexican
waters. The latter will move TO the
Guantanamo naval station, which is
within striking distance OF Mexico.
Three European nations. Great Brit
ain. Germany and France. have agreed
TO adopt no policy toward Mexico uu-
I'll the government OF the United
states can submit for their considera-
ton definite plan for the future
treatment OF the reyolution-torn re-
public in Central America. That the
three great European nations had
yielded when requested TO do this was
announced by Secretary Bryan.
When the note to the powers is to
be presented has not been determined,
but the belief prevails that reasonable
time viii be given for the announce
ment from the Huerta government in
Mexico OF the result of last Sundays s
election for new government.
That this announcement will be that
the election OF new president had
failed because Of the insufficiency OF
the vote still is the expectation of Of
ficiaIs here, and il is believed Presi-
dent Wilson and his advisers are pro
ceeding on the theory that some con.
oerted effort must be made By all the
governments interested in Mexico to
rid that nation Of the domination OF
~, u,,arfa
Though interest in this development
overshadowed all else in official cir
cles here, the flight OF Gen. Felix Diaz
from Vera Cruz TO refuge on the
American gunboat Wheeling was much
discussed. and Rear Admiral Fletcher
was notified by Secretary Bryan that
political refugees can be shielded only
temporarily.
Admiral Fletcher, who is in com
mand Of the American ships in Mexi
can waters, notified Washington early
yesterday that Diaz, with two Mexican
companions and an American newspa
per man, had been granted the righ
of asylum on the Wheeling after plead
ing that their lives were endangered
The admiral asked for instructions
as to their disposition.
The state department first instruct
ed him to inquire of the Mexican refu
gees where they wished to go. Late
the department notified the admira
that within reasonable time the,
must be transferred from the American
war vessel They may be place
aboard commercial liner headed 70
Havana or New York, as they choose
It was believed here that Diaz am
his friends would ask to be place
aboard an American-bound ship an
that until such disposition could b
made of them Admiral Fletcher woul
permit them to remain aboard one Q
the United States ships in Mexicai
waters.