The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04
Huerta Communicates to Me-
diators Two of Three Men
who will Represent Him in
Deliberations
OUR REPRESENTATIVES
NOT YET SELECTED
Mexioans Outside Vera Cruz
Send Second Demand to
Funston for Surrender of
the Water Works
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tne water WOTks
[Bv Leased Wire TO Evening Herald
Washington. May 4 - General
Huerta's acceptance OF the request
Of the Latin American ENJOYS that he
send delegates To confer with them In
efforts to medinte the difficulties be-
tween Mexico and the United States
was announced today nt the state de-
pariment together with the names
OF two Mexicaus who viii represent
the Huerta government in the nego-
tiatiuus
The mediutors. al conference with
Secretary of state Bryan. commuui-
Gated to the department that General
Hurrta had selected to represent his
interests in the negotiations ID. Emilio
Rabasca. Mexican iurist and Angus
tine Cara Gaiindo. under secretary
OF justice In Mexico. # further was
announced thta a third delegate 10
represent Huertn would be mmod to-
morrow
Following the conference Secretary
Bryan made public the Information
from Mexico city. which Huerta had
communicated first To the mediators
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The further announcement WAS made
that no delegate To represent the
United States had been selected. Mt.
Bryan would not discuss the details
of The conference further
Mr.. Rabas,a Is closc friend of
General Huerta and II is believed
here hc was his personal choice. He
once had been chosen by Huerta To-
be ambassador TO the ntitod states
in case this government bad recOg
nized the Huerta regime
As the announcement from General
! Huerta indicates g third delegate is
Co be named "a represent him. u was
thought here that either Joaquin y.
'asaus or Manuel DE ZamaCou8
would bc the other representative.
J Secretary OF state Bryan. after con-
f"rring with the president, said this
government WAS not ready to am
nouncc who would represent Il In tho
mediation negotiations. or whether
there would be more than one Ameti-
can delegate Late reports seemed 10
strengthen the belief that the media
tiun conferences would be- elsewhere
than in Washington
While the mediation conferences
were in progress, Secretary uf War
Garrison said no late reports had
been received from General Funston
and mo- more troops had been ordered
10 reinforce the Americans now at
the base of this GOV ernmcni Mexican
operations u was reported. ho'
ever. plans were In readiness Z. 'u-
mediate action should there arise a.,
hostile movement on the part uf III"
Huerta forces !n the vicinity of Vera
cruz.
gcnroting some credenoe "a state
meuts made hy Mexico city refugees
that General Huertn WAS in desperate
straits and some Of his own support
crs were considering making a de-
mand that he resign 90 be- succeeded
hr Minister Of War BianqIet. mes
.stges have been received here in
diplomats circles tu the effect that
Hucrta's stIcngth was rapidly wan"
.us
Operations it was learned here, iu
the ul J.Ids ai Tampicu are 60 he
resumed just ts soon 4s the employees
.rau br gathered from the places
IN. her, th.F fled when the military op-
.rrstiuus tt TampiCo threatened the
destruction oi the oh properties Sir
.Dcyu spring Rice. the British umhas-
.-ador. received notice from Sir IT..
pueI Garden. the British minister in
Mexico CTS. chat Gtueral Hucit had
consented to the return of the uh
.Votkcr- tu the ueid and had under
.f.tcu tu give them protection 3s lar
.Hs possible.
The Mexican situation u an uE
.asp,rt- was uEliu before the south
American Wcduturs when they re-
.sImcd thsif sessions at thr Argentine
.IysatIou TODAY. Tbe. planned as their
nr-t move tu gu together to the state
department fpr ~ rcpiN ca their re-
.ug.st for the appointment OF dele
gste from the United States with his
name. 10 tho appoiutrc had been de-
termiusd ou The Huerta delegate. it
was believed. would br eithr Joaquin
( d Casus. now his was here from
Carlsbad or Numar0ua p. lnclai.
furulrr NcNirnu financial adviser nt
London and the CSrrsnm delegate
probably Bafavl Zuhsran. nov here.
o. was learned from an authorita-
tiyo source Dirrsuza had sent fur
ther Telegram Go the mediators. in-
'uulrIua u- tu thrir request for the ap-
polutmtut uf 81 Darylnza delegate. thu
rXirnt uf his fanctuns aad whether
this would be limited to the contro-
,ersy between the United States aud
liuerl htl uud which Csrrdum ha.
shown uo signs OF negotiarrrz
, Their sessions began late th,a