New Britain herald., 1914-05-30
MED|ATORS RECEIVE
 CARRANzA'S NOI
Receipt Of Communication NOt |
 Disturb Course Of Negotiations
ANSWER EXPECTED BY EONII

Steamer Bavaria S9O,0OO For
 tering Vera Cruz's Port withor
 Manifest.
 Washington. May S0.--Adminls tion chiefs today awaited with in est the outcome Of the note preser by a carranza agent to the ti mediators, expressing surprise the Niagara conference was proce ing with the constitutionalists unrs resented A statement issued by South American envoys after finally agreed to receive the mesA did not indicate when they would k ply. and it was believed that answer would not be forthcon before Monday al the earliest
 The mediators' statement that receipt of the communication mot disturb the course of the nd tiations" was received here in an tlmistic vein and some of the lead were more hopeful than ever mediation ultimately would be dir ed to solution of all of MeNico's
 However. 1t was reported that taches of the conference reitera that negotiations could he re-ope with a constitutionalist representa- present only if Carranza agreed tuH truce with Huerta.
 Levies Heavy Fine.
 Official reports were awaited the news that Capt. stiekney. Am can collector Of the port at Cruz. had levied a fine or ls0. pesos on the Hamburg Amerl steamer Bavaria for entering | without a manifest and for hay landed ammunition at Puerto Mel originally consigned to Vera Cruz fine was said to have been lmpdM with the aim of enforcing Mexi navigation laws. Similar action, was said. would be taken against Hamburg-American steamer Ypira if she returned to Vera Crux.
 The collier Justin. having on bu John R. Sillirnan, the American consul who was imprisoned by fe4 nls at Saltillo. should reach Hamr Roads by next Thursday. So Tar known. the official version of mans experiences has not reached state department.
 Mediators Solving Problem.
 Niagara Falls. Ont. May 3o.- South American mediators are fronted today with the problem whether or not they will permit stitutionaIist representatives, to ter the conferences here. Hug delegates know only unoficially the presence here of Mir. Uruuid special messenger from General ranza. but they expected today "a formally advised of the natliru the communication he broughta the subject of constitutionalist re sentation the Huerta delegates decided among themselves that will abide by any decision the n iators may make.
 The mediators announced that course of the mediation proceed would pot be disturbed through new representations. There every reason to beueye. howe that the American delegates. who thought to have interceded to ob an audience for Irauidi ycster might pursue the matter furthef as to bring about constitution representation in the conferences
 Far More Satisfactory.
 The view of the American deleg is that 1t would be far more satis tory to deal with the various fact before any agreement or protocd signed than to attempt later to a third party, the constitutional into accord with the two-party az ment now being prepared.
 In the meantime the Huerta American delegates are still ava word from their respective gov ments before giving final approva the tentative plan before them. S of the hitherto unpublished detail the plan are as follows:
 Hold office I'll 1Oi8.
 The provisional government, VI would succeed the Huerta reg consisting of provisional preslt and four cabinet members, wd hold office until 1916, when term of Madero expires, and reg presidential election takes place. object of this Is to give the new ministration a year or more in WI to pacify the country absolutely, pare 1t for a popular election make a beginning on land and edl tional reforms.
 Though some of the delegates both sides would have preferred persons, all neutral in politics, coupose the new government. tentative plan now Is to have constitutionalists and two men, Identified with the Huerta admt tration but chosen by the Hut delegates for the four cabinet p& eai,rs. ...tal n nnniral nrnNlsinnaI ra