Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04
Oregon Notifies villa He IS
Sending Delegates in Hope
OF Composing Situation for
Advance on Mexico City.
CARRANZA'S POSITION
IS NOT DISCLOSED
Whether First Chief Is Repre-
sented by General Who Ar
fNed Yesterday Is Not
Known in Official Circles.

ff"" tRNHNAt tfhNltt tNhagr WIHNa
~ fhsn. Ten July 3-All elements
ln the thfee-cernefed Mexican contra-
NtisN, agents oi Garunza. villa and
lluerln. awaited tonights deveinp-
iufnis from rorrcan where tho war
iins factions OF the constltutlonalivt
revolution viii attempt tomorrow to
adjust their differences Frnm an
sldes g me expressions OF confidence
ma al least temporary compromise
helWeen tufnnza ANA villa in the
matters which have brought 20 a sud-
deu halt the military progress ~ the
revolution. In the meantime. the tar-
rama men said. Gonzales, I'M tho east.
ana ohregon. In the west. supposedly
firm Carranza adherents would not
delay IN their efforts to force the
federals along either seahoard.
villa In n prcdicamrnt.
ihe villa troops In the center ad-
mittedlN have been placed in "A pfA-
dieament by Carranzu's apparent re-
lusal 70 lend hand in assisting with
necessary munitions Generals Obre-
son and Gonzales may secure ammu-
hlten through east and west coast
ports but The strict cmbargo sustain
ea hy the United states troops of the
border patrol has prevented villa
$500 f''f''F n''itA'N ~ commune MS
campaign along the central route He
lies between the forces of Gonzales
end obreeon. who have lent him no
assistance. according to local agents.
lteeent efforts to run the border em-
pafso have succeeded In only few in
not resulting in Villas getting
enough ammunition To warrant his
laibe lpfrc ut men continuing south
Ohrcgon To Send Dclcgatcs.
fenefal pbrcgun tcleeraphed Gcn-
efal villa today that he WIS sending
delegates to the conference al Tor
fcue wh,ch net only has been design
cd 20 do away with the Nillu-tnrranza
DIFFICULTY but to perfect. in that event.
pIa1s for concentrated movement
against the national capitnl The
western divisional commander did not
give the names of his representatives.
nor did reports from Torrenn explain
the conference set for tomor-
row would he tentative in its findings
nntil the Obregon agents arrived The
negotiations will be conducted only
By military men representing the
three military zones. none uf ,hom.
is far az has been learned. will be
direct representative Of the ponstitn-
Iionaist commander Ia chief The
Efforts Of Caflunzas military leaders
10 settle the internal troubles thus
would become purely a matter of their
lwn solution. aside from what infiu-
'nee carlanza might bring 60 bear
through those zone commanders ~ith
whom he is in nccafd.
May Execute british subject.
The arrest and possible execution
)f a British subject In constitutional
st territory has complicated the sit
latlon somewhat. James Caldwell.
he British consular agent at Xaca-
.eeas, reported today that George 81
lair Douglas. Seotchman. was un-
Ter arrest and about ia be subjected
% a court martial at Zacateeas on
'hargc Of having assisted the federals
Turing the recent fighting incident to
he capture of the city by Villas
roops H. G. Miles, the British vice
'onsul at Ei paso, after consulting
With both Carranza and Villa agents
lere today finally secured assurances
hat no disposition Of the Douglas
'ase would be made until Theodore
lunm, American consul at Durango,
cached /acatecas and investigated
he affair on behalf of the Washing
on state department, and the British
ofeign office
No Report on Bcnfon Affair
Nothing has been learned here re-
.arding the deaths in villa territory
ONE months ato Of William $. Ben
ON, Briton, ana Gustav Bauch an
,mercan. over which the state de-
made strong representations
o General Carranza Carranza's s COM
mission sent immediately into Villa
crritory to investigate the Joint ease
pparentA has been dissolved Some
omment WIS aroused here today by
he naming hy General villa cf Dr.
iigucl silva as one OF his spokesmen
D the pending conference at Torreon.
iva was member of the Carranza
on the Bauch and Ben
On matter.
Injunction against Villa.
General Cnrranaa's agents here to-
light caused an Injunction to be is
ued IN local courts against the deliV
~ to Vln's officials at Juarez Of
10000 pesos in eonsttutionalist ma
Ional currency printed IN the United
tales This was considered a direct
osUt of the recent confieepien nf the
unds Of the national treasury at
uarez by Villas officials
At TDfsREDN