The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-25

that section are still very appre-
hensiVe. appeals to Washington
Indicating that they believe not
only their property but their lives
are IN danger. Renewed private
reouests for protection. following
S,osey Upon eablearsm from
Charge Q Shauqhnessy at Mexico
CITY saying u was rumored there
that the United States was about
70 land marines. caused Secretary
Osntels to-day to instruct Rear
ADMIRAL Fletcher. commanding
personally 70 Tampieo and lux
there.
The admiral sailed late today
from Vera Cruz on his temporary
hs9snip. the bsttleship Rhode
lsland. for Tarpico. Much has
oeen left 10 his discretion. and he
himself will decide whether IL Is
necessary for MIN 10 90 ashore
for conference with the constitu.
uonSItst leaders who have oc-
eupied the oil territory and are
threatening the ports Of Tampieo
and TuSpsu. The admiral was
assured a few days ago BY Gen.
ersl Aquilar. chile, OF the revoIu
tonists. that there wouic be no
interference with American or
otner foreign properties.
T.
cerninE the landing OF marines
brought prompt and emphatic de.
mai that the United States had or
dtred such q step. There were no de.
Nelopmeuts in the diplomatic phases
OF the Mexican situation to-day
The Washington administration has
settled down 90 await patiently what
regards as the iucvitat To- retirement
~ General Hu-rta
Not Affect Attitude 90 itpi,.s c,....
\ high government official pointe
out hat the ao-Called Mexican con
cresS. Ju-, assembled. does not hold
the key TO tho situation. nor will its
proceedings afsc' the attitude of IN.
lnIetd states. which already iu au
Z vance has placed upon the body the
stamp OF illegallfy or this purpose
OF The American government. To- de.
cline 20 recognize any liability on tn.
pari OF the permanen. government oil
Mexico Wh ich shall follow the present
administration of General Huprta. all
Interested foreign nations have been
fully advised through their diplomat
, Be- repres sentatiVes here Or their for
elgn offices abroad. Secretary Bryan
said today he had had several con
fereuces With Sir William Tyrreii
secretary 10 Sir Edward GREY. The
British foreign minister. supplement
ing those which Sir William has had
with President Wilson.
Interest IN Troop Movement
Much interest attachr- 20 the plans
for sending ssu marines to Pensacola
tine latter part 30. this week to -.f up
tIt.n sort Ds an advanced base
The uavt department planned some
time dgO 90 r..'tc eNi-tlrE Eu' rrn-
mDrf building 90 Pensacola and re-
. li-te th. Government 81 the necessity
r. spending none in the cOnstruc-
tiOu of usW barr Cks az the northern
navy wards. bur a Is pointed out that
tho presence u' DO" marines al fh"
southern port a' this time viii make
them much more available tO guard
the Mexican oil fields than u they
We're several days journey farther
north
The army has made no additional
Wt Nsu"uf. since last week and if was
q been made bof cen tie 10Th infantry
'at frr Pre-. idIp. san Francisco and
fre Goth fufarfrt 20 Fort Douglas.
Salt Lake ti'r. 4- the force Co., edrri.
son on" town of ~ fa-o. tlfiI"us of
DO Ta-o are sfill loudly clsmoriuE 90
, thefr congressional representatives,
for This reinforcement
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