Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-19


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fuv MORNING iotRHsL SPECIAL LEASED wiNel
Puerto Mexico, July -unwill-
inRness to leave behind any friends
who want 60 accompany him into
exile and failure 60 select vessel To
carry them beyond the reach of the
constitutionallsts, have resulted In
the postponement hy General Huerta
of his departure for at least a day.
with contemptuous disregard for
his enemies in the interior who
would shove him off Mexican soil If
they Mere able. General Hueria
shrugged his shoulders and laughed
Mt the difficulties which VIII force
him to remain In the country anoth-
cr twenty -four hours, but most of
the members Of the party showed
much disappointment because they
could not get out before tomorrow.
Especially ed the young women dis
play dissatisfaction. For most or them
the trip abroad means the pleasures
Of European cities, and they desire
to hurry affairs.
Break In Days MonotonN.
Huerta spent a dun day the great
est break in its monotony peing a
call hate in the afternoon on the cap
tain from the German cruiser Dres-
den. A small crowd gathered 70
watch him alight from the train ana
so aboard the cruiser lying snort
distance out but when the stuhby
old man in plain clothes. accompa-
MED bS General 8anauet In fun unl-
form and three members of his statii
walked to the landing where the
Dresden launch was waiting there
WAS no evidence Of emotion, other
than curiosity.
Some one lifted up his voice in u
thin Viva" but the answering call
was thinner still The spectators were
the Idle element and they were there
to see aud nothing more.
Huerta went over the side with
the requisite number of sailors at
the rail but there was no salute Any
thing resembling formalitN IN con-
nertion with his visit WAS lacking.
10 60 10 Jamaica First.
General Hernandez. who has been
governor Of Puehla, arrived here late
today on special train. General ka-
mon Corona. an active supporter OF
Huerta and several other officers are
expected to reach here before the
ex- president departs,
II has virtually been decided that
Imerta and BIanquet viii 20 to IN
mnicn on the Dresden, but It II also
equally certain that the British
cruiser Bristol will carry no passen-
gers
The Mexican gunboats Bravo and
Haraeaza have received orders to
coul and prepare for sea, and this Is
Z tha n1tFIn-
ment win place no obstacle in the
wav of their use. should II finally
be determined, as appears likely to
employ them for the transportation
Of the remainder of the party.
No Sailing Orders.
II s suggested here that the fact
Thai the Bristol received the refu-
pees aboard, and later landed them,
NM nave been due TO some diplo-
matte developments of which All
nrofess ignorance. The only thing ap-
parentlv known aboard the brlstoi
Is that "there are no sailing orders.
General Iluerta chhtted freely
with Captain kohier regardlnR Mex
leo lie said the time would come, ne
hoped when Mexico would hold i's
place among the other nations ana
H. entitled 70 the respect OF all.
III ~ ilNillNdNi'H iitN fI'NN' o..
needs he said, that ~ matter or
scbools We are getting them and we
n,,tat have more Civilization and
ndtcation are largely the same thing
ana Mexico is woefully lacking in cd
ucation ,,.,s
DELAYS Seeing Wife.
captatn Fanshaw of the Bristol
natd his respects 90 the former preai-
dent in the morning, as did also the
commander of the Dresden tntil
late in the afternoon General Huerta
had not called upon or seen his wife
ar the other members Of his family.
Nor had General Blanquet seen Sc
nora banquet notwithstanding the
faaf that only the customs ware
housos separated be Two special
tratns. Sonora Huertp and the other
women who had been on the Bristol
,vere transferred to the Mexican gun
boat Zaragoza at noon. They then
came ashore and had lunch In one
~ the coaches Of their train.
In the evening they visited the
Dresden this being the ehief break
in me mouotony for them also.
Housed in heated railway Goa mes
and forced to listen to the continuous
grinding of trains and the pumping
of ears the stay Of the women mere "
Ibeeominr almost intolerablel In con
traat the soldiers accustomed to
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