The evening world., 1913-07-28

papers will print them. An energetic
correspondent can interview Ambassa-
dor Wilson. tho Huerta adherents and
the Carransa Constitutionals all In half
an hour and obtain any kind of opin-
lon desired. But In the white House
the one man who controls tho situation
absolutely declines to give an inklins
OF what his ultimate action will be.
An authoritative denial was madc TO.
day that any proposal looking toward .
cooperation between American military
forces and the Mexican Government for
the restoration Of peace had been sug-
gested. II was learned ut the White
House. Il reports creditlng Ambas-
sador Wilson with having advocated a
set OF proposals contemplating military
cooperation with Mexico or Intervention
were unfounded. The President has re-
ceived from Ambassador Wilson his
historical account Of events In Mexico In
the last three years.
The Ambassador himself declared to-
day he had not mentioned any remedies
on the situation to any one and had not
even put on paper the plans he had In
mind. lie has reserved these. he said.
for his interview with the President.
The shooting OF Charles u. Dixon. Jr..
at Juares. 10 regarded rs a serious In
cident. but is bearing on the general
Mexican situation 10 being mlnimized by
officials here to-day. ~ the American
demand for the investigation apd pun.
ishment Of the offenders apparently
were being compiled with.
ACT TO SAVE AMERICAN UspER
DEATH SENTENCE.
Al the white House II was said the
United States would pursue q course Of
iiliEent inquiry into the affair and
would Insist on summary punishment OF
the guilty.
Secretary Bryan. after a call at the
White House. sought information
through a conference with President
Brown OF the Mexican National Rail.
ways on trafiic conditions In Mexico
and their relation to the paralyzed con-
| dition OF commerce and industry. Latest
| reports from the Embassy In Mexico
| City have reflected the financial situa-
| tion.
The battieship South Carolina ar
rived at Vera Crus to-day to resume
patrol duty after having been at Gal
weston. Tex. to give officers and men
| shore leave The battleship New
Ha mpshire IL en- route from Vera Cruz
to Galveston to give her ofYicers and
mon shore leave. The xunbost Wheel
ing. reporting from Frontera. makes
no mention OF disorders there
Senator Pomerene called At the
state Department TO press for sttsn.
Ion the case Of Bernard Mcdonald
under sentence OF death at chihuahua
Senator Pomsrsns was told that the
department. had already taken asgrss
sive steps for the relief OF Mr.. Nc
Donald. but that no report had beer
received since the Embassy at Mexico
City and the Consulate At Chihuahus
had been instructed to act In Melon
aids behalf.
Representative Smith Of Texas asket
Secretary Bryan to remove Consul Ed
wards At Juares because Of his refusa
to allow . party Of nifty Americans 4
80 to the relief Of refugees at MADEIRA
A telegram received by Representa-
tive Smith to-day said that the Nader
refugees were In momsntary peril. Their
are thirty-hve Americans there. twenty
one OF whom are women and children
The telegram charged that Consul Ed
wards had not properly represented tn
situation to the State Department. Req
ressntauve Smiths report said tina
eiyhy-nve railroad bridges on the raj
! road lines between MADEIRA and FL Pas
have been burned or dynsmited. an
. lnAt bandits have threatened to Kill an
. psssoas attsmptiag 10 repair the TIA
! | He Nlso urSss Secretary Bryan to en-