The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-23
REBEL AGENTS
TO JOIN FARLEY
Carranza to Enter NegOtia-
,ions With Huerta's and
american Enjoys.
NEDi.\TORS STEP ASIDE
While Conference Is On They
viii Mark Time on Re-
suits at ZacatecaS.
NAON RETURNS TO CAMP
Niagara Falls Hears That Will
son Has Made Concessions
to the Federals.

From u star Correspondent Of THE Sun.
NIAGARA FAILS. Ont, June GIT was
ne~sistcnily reported here tonight that a
tentative arrangement has been made by
which agents appointed by Gen. Carranza
r.ll enter into peace negotiations with the
commissioners OF President Wilson and
Gen fIucrta
Will, these negotiations are in prog
le,s the mediation conference will be de-
cltred IN be- In recess and the mediators
will derart from Niagara Falls. leaving
the American. Huerta and Curranza dele
s.te> L, seek a solution OF the problem
confronting them.
Thor, viii be no armstice between the
Constitutioualist and Huertsta forces. but
Their, t. reason to believe that Gen. villa
may b" prevailed upon to cease hostilities
after the battle of Zacatecas. The Consti-
utoualst representatives. according to
the programme. will be the three recently
designated by Gen. Carranza.
/, H. understood that the United States
.,,,,ly has invited the COnstitutionalists
10 come to Niagara Falls. They are eX-
p,ct,d to arrive this week.
The American and Mexican del gates
ptesencr of the mediatOrs. Justice Lama
and Frederick w. Lehman, the United
states representative. remained with the
thtr, south American ENJOYS for more
thla two hours.
tn, only formal statement which could
b, obtained mere throughout the day was
A denial of reports contained in press
despatcn,s printed this morning 40 the
effect that steps had been taken by the
l..t. NtN..r a.Vaf IN
ives OF the two Contending factions In
Mexico H. il understood. however, that
the meeting was entirely taken up by the
rXpluat!ou OF Minister Naon of Argen-
una Of tn reasons which have prompted
him to urge his colleagues to continue
Their EFFORTS TO find = solution to the
Mexican problem
That his appeal was successful IL evi
dent tonight. for IL Is admitted on al
SIDES that the mediation conference mas
,a!c,n on new lease OF life. IL IL th'
nrm belief of wei informed persons that
The mediators have consented to mari
mo p,ndng the outcome of the conflict
imminent at Zacdtecas The Wilson Al
miuisiratlon. IL Is said, has yielded slight!
IN It's opposition to Hu,rta. Washingtoi
no longer demands that Huerta and n.
followers he completely eliminated "a
POLITICAL factors and, it is believed here.
quite willing to recognize the rights or IN
Federal party.
Persons in position to know are con
WINGED tina. concessions along these line
have been made by the President, in rie'
OF the fact that not only the mediator
but also he Mexican delegates are no'
willing to await further developments /
: Mexico.
President Wilson. IL IL said. IL hopeft
that the Cunstitutonalsts VIII win q
ZacatccaS, because such victory woul
furnish proof OF the assertion that III
Constitutioualls;s are the dominant facto
In Mexico. II liz known that Gen. liuert
10 well prepared To make his most stu
born stand at his northern stronghold, an
II Is generally conceded that decisiN
defeat there will spell disaster to III
dictator
Much talk is being heard here
the reported switch OF the Wilson Admir-
ktratiun from Gen. Carranza to Gen. Wiz
Although the M.xican delegates profes
TO believe such II change impossible, se'
erll Of those connected with the col
y ference declare that the former band
| would be far easier to deal with than II
| First Chief" Persons who know villa al
are thoroughly familiar with the Mexlca
problem in all its phases declare that Il
military leader of the Constitutionaiis
would willingly consent to submit to N
reasonable demand presented by way
Washington
Carranza In the meanwhile has been n
mos forgotten, and the announcemeI
that new note from him In on Its WI
10 Niagara Falls has failed to arouse Il
slightest interest here.