The chronicle=news., 1914-04-25

By iiu-r,a. with M-Els. cts as the
obiss,is- I-oiaI Of III. Ans-risaa fore
ss.
Tho ns1s-m.ni. i, -as believed.
-oaii b- an extensive sn~. Al
though u ssiii 10 tho d.,rgtainse poll
icy al the i'r~sid-nt 10 pE-s-n, Nar.
the army and navy ar- pfr pared foe
anF -tn-gs.Hsy and si..aii the uog,i
come to advance sn tho InIoFiar ia
order 10 rfoi.s, life and property. IL
IL said tho ~sr Department is r-siY
'o s~hi in an Army Of sc.s.s To- So
occ Ha-n aad ,a inrFras- ,hS toTrrs
to srSa, a-srvu along the Motiyaa
border.
Today shsr- srr. appeals tog mas-
,roaps sum bpgiss states. ans tho
sar i-.AF,asa, officials -hii- .sa-
sisasias plans foe cooperating Nth
the saliisia in those states. aiss were
WORKING osss plans sof .ai'IaE lat.
the service tho militia of sarEois
states una.f tha 'aEnas of the s"iuns
s-.s ass,y bill Jas, psss.a. Til. ~aF
ieaAftasas shruash@as the day ~As
haaatriaE -iih esei,ssa-ns. E-rosis
that GeaefA, Mood Ais-ss, Hail been
cssrsrd In VEGA csus ~sso smphss.
ioAliy ssasss.
Eatarts at stss~hsion in the .ss-
lnss "Frr 'h. saiicY s-ias rarsa~i
in 'h- M-sisaa esisis also ~--- DO
nisi and Secretary u. Stale i,ssaa
branded as fails. nsaas. asaia sirr
.,ias.i that he .ussla resign sis poet
In ates, that psF is s.eiat.ds
Nnnusner-nrn; to-day by ,ho span.
ish ambassador. Nc. Ilias". that
Mctiso had su'n.a its affairs in shr
raitcd state. over 4. his ssSCrsai-n'
cane as a sarpsisr 4. officials hsr-.
tho s.nsrat expectation having br-a
,ha, France ~.,id 10 asked to ar, In
M-sirp's behalf. fuiisuiag r-gsaF;s
from Madrid that Eins Aituaso ras
willing to az, ss mssiia'sE in the
differences between thIs government
aai Mexico. tho s-'-sti"a ~ Spain I.
look after tho affairs Of N-tisn .-r-
regarded with significance Al
though 'h-r- have berH several infnr-
NAL suggestions Of diplomatic later
v.ntion from rarinsis quarters. II is
declared at tho state department tina;
no formal offers had been made nor
~.r- any expected.
In an official report from c,nstII
Canada at Vera Cruz the state de-
partm-n, was Informed today that
several Americans .pre placed under
arrest in Mexico city after being
taken from tho refugee train that
carried Charge O'shauEhncssY aud
HE party to Vera Cruz. J. Starr
Hunt aud his family were among
those arrested. Burton Wilson was
taken from the train at tho iirs, sta.
tion out Of Mexico city.
An appeal for government, guns 10
arm Americans Of iisbrC to r"p-i ans
invasion from Mexican territory was
laid before Secretary Of War Carl
son today by Senator Ashurst. Gov
crnor Hunt in n telegram to Senator
Ashurst asked that I 400 rifles he
sent from the nearest army post. 4
Telegram to Senator kshuTst from
Captain John c. Grccnway a, nisbec
said that poo McXicans. "saii to be
longing for a fight ~'r" driving
Americans out Of Canauea.
The navy department today re
ccivcd rep"r, from Admiral Badg-
or at Vera Cruz stating tha, all Of
the wounded arc improving and that
the surgical cases are doing 'Eurpris-
ingiy WE'LL
Secretary OF isatc Bryan and Post
master General Buricson were called
TO the White House lat. today for a
conference on the Mexican situa-
tion. The postmaster general is par
ticulariy anxious about conditions on
the Texas border where tho local au-
thorities are clamoring for addition
al troops.
Governor Hunt of Arizona was In
communication with Secretary Gar