The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21

ried out b. villa. which has Isclined
him To the Mexican policy ''ds,usad.
cd by Justice and common scnse-
that Is to say. the rseognitioa os tue
| constituted sO<eSna.al 0t whch the
chief Is the iiiustrious iiusria.''
Vera Cruz. Mexico. Nov. :i.-Ev-
sristO nad Dsniei MAAerv. relatives
Of the late President VI Mexico. were
taken today on i'nsrd tbs. American
flagship from the consulate where
they iook refuge las, Night
\ reaass, Tor The soIrcuder VI ".
ari.'o and Daniel Madego To the To-
cal suthoTiil~. was made "a Consul
William ". Canada today by Colonel
k:ug-nio GuiiSr~s. side of GraeFsi
GusiAvo Mas. fedrai commander Of
Vera Cruz. Mr.. cssada promptly re-
fused 10 somply with the request.
After their rr,csss yesterday from
the fortress Of sss Juan uiua. the
Two Madssos sought asylum in the
American Consulate. where they we're
guarded in strict privacy.
Today the s~o fugjsisss. ss,osied
only BY joLs iisd. the psssosai rep.
ressaiaIisc Of President WNsos. ssd
William W Canada. the usited
States consul. left The consulate
buiidisx AMI walked asenss the Va.
cant spsr- Ia the SEQ vail opposite
which lay .,ssm launch with a.
armed err~ of LiueJark~Is from the
be ,ii-ship Rhode Island. The r~fa.
gees stepped or hoard The launch.
which siAri~i a, once for the flag.
ship.
As the, s-f- slidIns goodbye tn
Mr.. Lind al tho ianhrh. E,sr:slo Ma
iefo syeiais-t;
''oni, God ssa sAs- MeSi.o.'' 20
which III. bspth-s Daniel sdd-d. "Rst
only With the help of ,h. rniiet
ssat-s"
EssFtsta replied
"Yes. 'hss l. true.
The party had b-~n followed e.
the launch ~ = respectable distnse-
~ u solitary detective. Nhs had
b~~a ssi.hiss sh~ consulate all
aish,.
Washisassa. Nov. :i.-As . re-
suit of q .-si~s 81 eoAtesr as-s today
i,ss~e~a Aetiss x~ssesary kooses eli
q tho ss,y asa coaasslIor JeAa Hes.
s~t Moore. os She seaae dspass0sot.
Mar Aaamss, vsssshss was lsasSves.
I'd 10 look after The safety of The
refugees 10 the Am~steas eossslais
Al Vera csas and II seressssy. to sr~
,h-m out af Nesiess jsrss1srsioa.
sass- ,iss- aGp s-~s-tar, nsysa
directed the Ansrsirss ~ssbAssy ssd
the consular osfss.ss IN MsSkass Ia
extend the siEhta of assiuas 10 Mex.
leans ~he appeared 10 bc rn'itict in
II. and the ,srss drmoasisa,soa os
that purrus~ ~ss tic assistance s~a.
aescd Io G~ssrs: Felix Mar
| Il I. undesssood that Adaslrsl
fletcher ~,li sre sae Nsd~so psrty
safely ahsafd = tacf oaisid. this
Mexican ~stes~S
Wi,.hiastsa u. c. Nov. :i.--
conS.n!ns Of the Msaicsn eaaxsrs
aea IIurr,a'. trading Of bis m-s.ssr
asv regarded by officials h-sr ~
merely estry,as the sisasl!oa our
ist-p farther aud not o. ctra,s which
farvsa., auy Immediate ssstsa By ihs
United states. Tue view here i tbs,
-ash day adds 10 what admin,s,raliou
Officials regard a. tho steady and
<radual dis.asrsrssioa cf the Nuct-
IA regime.
Tho ottieia, viee that should the
constr-. az, On English oil eonr-s.
sions pcniis6. saeh acts will bc re.
eardcd a. iasa,id. not oaly by tn.
uaitcd States. hut BY Oreat Britain.
A perfect uadevssaodIas Il .ssd le
have beea reached between London
and wsshins'on.
tna.ssuch az foreign sorvrnncsi.
generally have .isniti.d their sss-u,
to the American policy as thus far
outlined. Il is beins taken for srsss.
~ here that - far "a the saiioss ol
the world ere concerned. the sew
Mesiraa eousr-ss naay ieeisiase ~ II
sil'. hut u. acts ~ili not hate tntsr.
national ssscliou a. the Constituted
law mating tody of the fspuhlie.
such q favorable attitude ~ Other
astion. scacrally stscsssheas the
eoaf,dss.c ~ the Nsshineios ssv-
! eminent that the powet Of the Huer.
IA rcsitae !. crunbline. The fact
that. by aesceAee,. aauy mcmbers
of the Catholic party did uos aitehd
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