The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-20
HUERTA REFUSES
tcontinusd from rirs. Page,

the United States. A translation of
the note will be cabled later
The President viii arrive at
washington at O'Clock tomorrow
The White House later made public
paraphrase OF Secretary Bryan's tel
egram TO Charge O'Shaughnessy yes
terday shortly after noon, directing
the deliverance OF President Wilson's
ultimatum. IL was as follows:
Say TO General Huerta in reply to
yours OF April II. that the President
OF the United States feels great dis
appointment at his failure TO secure
a prompt and willing PREPARATION for
insults which were offered American
sailors at Tampico. the offense being
still further aggravated by the subse-
quent arrest OF mail carrier OF the
United States at Vera Cruz. In the
belief that General Huerta would on
consideration accede to the most rea-
sonable demands of Admiral Mayo.
time has been given him. From your
telegram IL would seem that this gov
ernment's forbearancc has been mis-
interpreted. Under all the circum-
stances. the request for a simultane-
Gus salute is as unjustifiable as is the
arrest of American sailors. and this
makes it impossible for this govern
ment TO consider further delay.
The UItimatum.
You are instructed TO inform
General Huerta that unless he an
nounces his intention TO comply with
Admiral Mayo's demand by 6 O'Clock
p. m. Sunday. April 49, the president
viii lay the matter before congress
on Monday, with a view OF taking
such action to enforce the respect due
our nations flag as may be neces-
sary. General Huerta can arrange
the details OF the salute with Ad-
miral Mayo II he reeedes from the
adhere TO the position he has taken.
you will make the contents OF this
telegram known TO the representa-
tives OF foreign governments and
send paraphrase OF the telegram
TO all consulates OF America sta
communicated 20 American citizens.
who should at the same time be re-
minded OF the presidents advice 10
withdraw from Mexico until order Is
you are instructed TO inform ne
as 10 General Huertas attitude aud
answer as promptly as possible"
Arrange for Joint Session.
WASHINGTON. April t9-Seore-I
tary Bryan. in conference with Secre-
tary Daniels. Secretary Tumulty and
Boaz Long. chief Of the Latin Amer.
lean bureau OF the state department.
prepared 90 issue a statement outlin-
ing the outcome OF the uegotlations
and explaining the position OF the
United states. About i1.3 O'Clock
Senator Shively. acting chairman Of
the Senate foreign relations commit
tee. reached the White House, and
joined the conference.
It's all over" said the senator. II
can have nothing more 20 say until
after / have conferred with the lead
ers~
Messengers we're sent Tor sena.o
Kern and GallinRer. the Democratic
and Republican leaders In the senate.
and Representatives Underwood and
Mann. the house leaders. who are 10
arrange for tho Joint session Of con.
gress 20 be addressed BY the presi.
dent
Representative Raker. one OF tho
many members Of congress Whiting 81
the White House Offices for news
said President Wilson's action IN this
crisis would clarity the whole situa-
ton
II viii show Mexico and me world
generally that the United States
means business " he added. "and will
have a good effect upon ous foreign
relations generally"
Cart Have PIE withov. FILLER.
CAMDEN, ". J., April 1q-Vfro.
President Thomas r. Marshall In an
address delivered here A. q memorial
service OF the Camden ledge of tho
Loyal Order OF Moose Incidentally