The chronicle=news., 1913-12-31

9nrdihK the policy or lhe tnued
States towards Mexico might hH
1mAAs AFTER Mr.. l.ind's repor, 10 Mr'
Whson.
Iieaifh Of the Officers and men en-
eamped near Texas City. Texas. de-
Apit~ widespread renor,s Of unsani'
tasy conditions there. continue 10 be
nearly ore per eent better than tina,
Of troops In their home statIo.a.
This statement WAS ms!c today by :.
hish army officer who thought this
r~eoea tarsified Major General Car
tsr In eoaiinuia; To mainiain the
esmp In its present location. Gen-
srai Carter hiss instructions from
tho war department. 10 mnyr the
camp whes In his jadGn~n, sondi-
ainns warrant such action,
Rear Admiral Fletcher. reporting
lthe departure Of the Chester from
Vera crul with Mr.. Lind. said tho
iera.s+r would leave the American
envoy a, ssii fsisnd. oppnsiie Gn>
fnrt. From Shin Island Mr. i.ind
will proceed In GUifpnrt on a r~v~-
une ~utssr,
Aanaiini Fletcher ai-n reported the
deasstnrr Of the bsstieship. connee-
ti-it aud Kansas from Vera crus for
rampie'. The xunhoas Wh~siiux Is
40 her way from ranipiso To New Or
leaas and the Gesmsa cruiser bsen-
co has ier Vera Cruz for the former
port.
R-iai-i diplomatic Dispatches
frosn Acapulco were said AT the state
department to give ri.~ Ia .onsid-
srabi~ di. .soufax~m~n'. Tn. m
tsnn,i hank ihsr- Is rctnrnsns 'd~ro~-
It's aud IL Is believed this msy ~n.
able the n,iiiias, authorities 10 c"'.
is-s forced iasa. from individuals.
anant.h basiuess houses arc .'ianaius
In .tnx~ and tn ris.~ their property
ander the protection Of the Nm~ri.
.an eonsaiat-.
\ di.rai-a from caihunhus says
0en-sal villa ha. ana.s,n-~.' that ~.
p.s,.iau at lapaa~.~ from chihishua
hes ~, i,~-a ordered and I. hat hs.
iax considered.
London. n-c. 5i.-G!inn Miiis.
Carrie amt company. ,a- Ehsi'.i,
tAaksss. have nat t-s received In
s,Fussinus I" ray Sh~ eoan.,ns ia" 10.
3ay On tho ,ht~~ r~r cent and n,.
pss cent M-slraa ins~snsi bonds.
Y
! ilrSsnosiiin. ssunsa. N~sir1. n~-.
1-n~r,i veausiiano ratTansr
r-,uraed h~s~ last nisa, after .ri-.
brasiax his birthday anniversary "
humble manner At the VILLAGE oi
Carlo. Tw-niy-nn~ guns echoed
ihroash the fields as the special
lraia a inc roass!sasionsii.s leader
ss~aa~d inso tho city. ~. ,ccrp.
sina was ~ enthusiastic - II Car.
ssrsa had he-a away many usnashs
iass-ad AZ hi, iwn a,ys Awaitisx
hin ~err n srosc At srirsrams and
Birthday congratulations.
0eaerat t.arso is,Aarn. O~acras lu.
an cshsnl and other iasaSernt r"'n.
msnd-rs rrsura~h arrc yesterday.
ICoaf~rracrA were expected to M held
today. prriimirary To the aniici,,s'-
~ eau, jain seaiass 0aaymas.
Mexico City. ncr. 5i.-An alleged
plot 10 as.assinair Prosisioaai Pt~>i.
dent tn~sss dnsinx the Srw f~ar's
reception MAS frustrated hy the at
rrsi today of t~o Mrxirans In !
hoasc Of the suhuy han town of cam.
po E'lorido.
The secret police arc said tn have
Uncovered that tho pio,t~ss hal
planned to cntcr tho home Of 0encr.
ai Huerta q, tho aasuc time Ms tbs
officials ard Hhcrs had arranged ~
como and offer their New Years
|srcctinsS.
Tho departure from Mexico Of
John Lind. personal representation
of President Wilson. caused very IT.
tic comment here. Mexican officials
psofcas TO attach no inportanrc TO
Nr. Lads movements which they
say long aso ecascd to coacern them.
Tho morning newspapers published
only brief reference to tho fart of his
leaving.
Laredo. Texas. Dcc. 3i.-Thc sur
render of Nucvo Laredo by midnight
was demanded Of tho federal sarri-
son n, that point by constitutional.
ists today. An attack would hi inn
mcdiately begun unless tho fcdcrats
surrendered. according to tho de-
mand.
| Twenty fcdcrnis were killed and
many wounded In three engage
mcnta Monday with constitution