The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-13
MORAL SUPPORT Or
ENGLAND AND JAPAN
| FOR WILSON POLICY
British Foreign Office Empha-
sizes Terms of Huerta
| Recognition
GENERAL DIAZ NOT
TO BE RECEIVED
Special Envoy to Mikado is
Held Up and Emperor
Will Not Give Him
| An Audience
| ENVOY CALLS ON d
| MEXICAN MINISTER
| GENERAL DIAZ NOT
TO BE RECEIVED


MEAIeo eiln' aug i1-E
Governor John Ldnd. the personal
representative or PRESIDENT VIII
son, and adviser of the Amer1-
can embassy here, was received
today i'm an unofficial capacity by
FREDERICK Gamboa, the Mexican
minister for foreign relations.
The visit of Mr.. Lind occupied
only few minutes of Senior Gam.
boa's time, and few persons knew
that IL Ind been made.
No further steps were taken by
Mr.. Lind today to advance the oh
ject of his mission to Nexico. and
II Is believed there will he fttIe
development In the situation he.
fore Thursday.
Mr.. Lind Is I'm communication
with Washington. and IL II not
improbable that his movements
will be governed by instructions
from there based upon the pro.
gress nc Is able to make here
WASHINGTON A,n Z, ~.
probabiIitv that president rr,i.nr iii
have the sxmnathv ara n,,r,i s,,,r,-t
of thu nowars Tor tha rol,o,, ~ 49,.
evolved for settIing tho ns~icar 49,
blem was emnbasized toaaw ~, go
DEVELOPMENTS
Ono was The recortsa 3r.,r,..,. -
tho Iananesa yo,.a-n,,,a,,+ -. .ns ~
can diplouatic renrasart.t,ya Tr-
kio that the mikado will net rec.tv.
General Felix Diay whnr pra.sdert
Huerta has sent suac,aI arvcv ~
extend the thanks az Mexico fnr Ia.ns-
nese nartirfnatjop IN the Maxicon go.
tenniaI celebratIon
The other deveIonp,ent that 1.
parcied as sipnif,ca M 10 statamant ~
the fact that Great Rritain IN recor-
MIXING the Huarts government mada
II clear that n regarded uuarta =.
provisional president. who was exnecf-
ed to rule only until a constitutior.1
election was held.
u.s c,,,r..h, -. r
TIA. =,
.h r.s.. 80
81 -. az eaus ninar ~ .u111
$3.50 ,nne ISL naS
.easoI. 70 ieei coIii,oeht Oh tne synpA-
NY - ny luz acute eo-opera.lon, Y
~ Nv III ms as'e'p' "' D'''e"s
~ s..tnan. =, - y~,.,as -.
eminent was eiven ont last nirht IL
answer to recent comment that Eng
lands recognition of the Huerta gov
eminent was procured by financial In
terests who desired to establish this
provisional president upon firmer
FOOTING.
Brifafn's statement Not Received.
copy OF the Brltisn statement mas
not been transmitted to the state de-
partment by Ambassador Page and no
ofhclai comment could De ontained
from secretary bryan- III fs known,
however that the ADMINISTRATOR Wa
nereeaniy impressed oS the action y
the British foreign once as fnoicaune
AZ least spirit or ir,endnness .o"sro
,he mission on whlcn 1onh Lii'u mas
oeetl sent to seAico S.s.
~ Is true, however, Una. .he coII
spondehce between tne state mepa
,n..1t anu nv Hiitisli rys
ia'lhs 10 .he fecosi'ition q
aIreaos mao mace ciear ,ne ha.ure u
.he recosa,.lon whisn n.s ,u
se,.uIlS ~. .i,u.,aaa 80. a.tach.
eS'Iao.ulha.s a. a~",a, .,.asa.
ea 70 .ne ~ ,nr,na 80 s,,,,a.to-, !. ccrr
% .ai nv a,n.ts-snca cons,.t. a.
.,, e... 80 ~ pr;ttsh fore,gr of,srn
IN. ~ 80 q. - 49, r,,hlic .t.te-
mas ~, or;.,'a1 49,
'neii' CT .".'
Japans Attituoe. rss
The action Of the Japanese govern-
ment In refusing General Diaz an au-
dience with the mikado was regarded
here as evincing the resentment OF
Japan at the temerity of the HuertA
government in permitting pro-Japa-
nese demonstrations, and fomenting
pro-Japanese talk In Mexico City. and
Vera Cruz, when 1t was known that
these occurrences would be construed
as anti American in spirit. The
demonstrations referred to came D
few weeks ago, preceding the arrfvxla
Of the new Japanese ambassador 70
Mexico. ira Il was evident that they
we're designed solely to express ti1e
friendIiness of Mexicans toward Japa-