Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-10-30
WILSON POLICY
IN MEXICO IS
DECIDED ON
ALTHOUGH NOT MADE PUBLIC IT IS
ANNOUNCED THAT The ADMINS.
TRA1ION HAS DECIDED ON COURSE
TO Be PURSUED
GENERAL DIAz may
Be TAKEN TO PROGRESSO

Washington, ID. G., Oct. 30.--Tha
the policy of the administration ha!
been worked out finally and may moi
be announced for another week was in
dicated today at the white house. I'll
is necessary" said Chairman Bacon
of the foreign relations committee
that the European nations should
recognize the right of the United
States to deal with the situation. Now
that we have that recognition, 1t viii
take little time for the president tc
work out the problem. There is pos
sibility that within the next few days
definite announcement would be
made of the result of the election las,
Sunday. While the election has been
repudiated here the actual formalities
of proclaiming the result may have
some bearing on the situation fol-
awhile"
President Wilson is considering
suggestions from his advisors and II
was said today that the plan might not
be ready for a week.
To insure the safety of General Diaz
and party, the captain has asked the
navy department for orders to move
the ship out of Mexican waters to
some American port.
Under that plan Diaz was trans
ferred to the Louisiana which sails for
Progresso at date yet undetermined.
After a conference the transfer of the
fugitives was made to guard against
Huerta officials
Rear Admiral Cowles from his flag
ship, California, at Guaymas, advises
there is no apparent trouble inland
and that all is quiet
Secretary Bryan leaving today to
speak in the New Jersey cam
paign, said there was no change in the
Mexican situation.
Mexico City, Mex, Oct 30.-Word
was brought to the provisional head
quarters by two women that two men
had offered them $500 to have General
Huerta call at a certain house at the
outer edge of the city where they
could get possession of him for the
purpose of assassination. The women
became alarmed and gave the infor-
nation to the headquarters. The two
men were arrested.
Diaz Is Tanned.
Vera Cruz, Oct. 30-Gen. Felix Dlaz
now a refugee on board the American
battleship Louisiana learned yester-
day that the privilege of asylum on a
battleship carries with certain re-
strictions not unlike prison regula-
tions. BY order of Admiral Fletcher
Diaz is prohibited from communicat-
ing with anyone from shore, without
the admira's permission. The admi-
raj has given General Diaz to under
stand that such permission will be
given only in rare Instances.
The order is enforced rigidly. will
you please go below, SIR" said the Of
ficer of the deck, saluting the general
when the latter had begun conversa-
tion with man who had brought his
baggage aboard.
General Diaz appeared to be an
noyed for an instant, but complied
without hesitation.
Admiral Fletcher explained that
while he was willing to place his flag
ship at the disposal of General Diaz,
as an asylum, he did not propose to
expose himself to the charge of max
ing it place of possible plotting. He
asserted his confidence that General
Diaz would not attempt to abuse hos
pitality by meeting friends there and
from safe vantage point indulge in
intrigue or conspiracy, but he was re-
solved to take no chances.
General Diaz has expressed a pref /
erence to be landed at Havana, add |
ing however, that he was willing to /
be set ashore anywhere except at a
British port, since he was convinced |
that the British authorities would |
send him back to Mexico. He inquired
of Mr. Lind, who visited him yester.
day, if he thought landing at Havana
would embarrass the United States. 1t t
is probable he will be landed at Key
West, from which port he could pro-
ceed to Havana if he so desired. l.
With reference to the future, Diaz
processes to be through with politics
and rebellions, and says he will ask |,
nothing better, SO long as his country
is in its present state, than to be per !,
mitted to live in peace abroad.
Life aboard the Louisiana appears i,
10 agree with Diaz. He has regained
his color and his worried expression !.
Of few days ago has disappeared.
1T is a strang inconsistency" he :
said today, that a battleship should
De so safe a place." He appears 9
thoroughly to appreciate the ad.
niral's mess, declaring that the food !;
served is much better than anywhere +,
lshore.
Federals to Leave Chihuahua. :
Ell Paso. Oct. 30.-Col. Juan N. Vas !,
luez commander of the Juarez garri- !,
on. says he today received advice =
hat the federals still hold Chihuahua n
Ten troop trains are under steam, If
lowever, the advices say, to enable a
he garrison of nearly five thousand In