New Britain herald., 1914-07-02
PAVING WAY FOl INFORMAL PAN Huc[ta Delegates Address NJ
 Be Su mited to Rcb5|5| CARRANzk'S ANSWER MADE n

Declare Their Willingness to
 cuss Peace Measures With Com
 tionalists and End Long Civil s
 Niagara Falls, Ont, July 2.-- munication between the two wa factions in Mexico which, it is hd eventually will lead to conference the establishment of peace, was gun today when the delegation resenting General Huerta formally dressed to the three South Amer mediators a note to be transm to the constitutionalist represe tives in Washington. Tn thie Huerta delegates declare their ingness to discuss measures Of with the constitutionalists and q to an end the civil strife which been devastating their ceuntry fox last year. ". 1.lS.
 The disposition of tho X1 forces now at Vera Cruz h98 6 for consideration until sucE
 the two factions agree on t
 provisional government. It
 erally recognized that until visional government is actpallj E on and date set for recoKf1l[ [I6n the new government, American fro will not be withdrawn and Inter tional questions not finally settled,
 1t is being taken for granted hl by almost everybody that Carranka timately will send delegates, but one ventures to predict when this N materialize.
 May Leave Tomorrow.
 Emilio Rabasa, head of the Hue1 delegation, said today that he and colleagues probably would leave hd tomorrow, spending a day in sightse York on Saturday, there. to wait al finite word as to the time and plsi which the constitutionalist delegat shall designate for the peace col ferences.
 Ambassador Da Gama of Braz and Minister Naon of Argentir planned to leave here tonight. Bound By Plan. M
 The last note from Carranza whis was in reply to a communication fro the mediators under date of July ? was made public today. 1t express appreciation of 'the noble purpose the mediators," but points out tn as Carranza and all the constitution alists are bound by the plan of Guadi lupe, it will be necessary for him consult with others before reaching decision as to sending delegates to tf conference.
 Anxious for Result ',
 Washington, July 2.--Constitutiol alist representatives in Washingtt sought today to get into commune tion with their chief. carranza, learn the result of the referendu among his generals over the propos for conferences with Huerta's del gates. Carranza was in Saltillo pr pairing to move his provisional capit to Monterey.
 President Wilson and his advise declined today to discuss the recess the mediators. However, the pres dents authorized statement yesterdt that the Mexican situation was as fl as it could be pending Q agreement between the warning fa tions generally was reflected in n circles. M
 Creates Much Interest. "A
 Much interest was manifested M he proposed meeting between VII and Carranza delegates in an effort repair whatever harm has been dor DIV the coolness between the two leat ITS. A military commission, it wa ,tated, would attempt to adjust tn 
 Ambassador Da Gama and Minists laon. two of the mediators, were e, ,ected to reach Washington early tc morrow. They hoped to be in a DC ition here to cooperate in effort lirected to bring the northern factio nto conference with Huerta's dele rates. Justice Lamar and Frederic ". Lehman had been instructed { lepart when they thought 1t advis .ble. Probably they will not ieay ,ntil after the members of the fed hey will do, pending receipt of Car anza's answer.
 Panuco situation Serious.
 Considerable anxiety was expresse ere over the situation in the Panuc istrict above Tampico. Troop ent there by the constitutionalist pparently did not restore confidenc nd boats were prepared to move th oreigners at the first sign of trou le.
 Blanquct Denies Rumor.
 Mexico City, July 2.-Minister O Var Blanquet denies a rumor in cir ulation here to the effect that Gen ral Jose Refugio velasco, the fed ral commander at San Luis Potosi ;eneral Lauro Villa1nn.Zho has beer aentioned a tioass ,,ss,,. as Kelection {, Q ] |II } li or the provisI Ipa2. an, 'eneraI TgnaQ a, f .kA garris(