The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-11
Another Victory Scored By Con-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Will Not Mediate
NO AMERICAN MARINES
FOR MEXICO CITY
Foreigners Will Be Aided By
British and German Troops
Already In Capital

JUAREZ, Mexico. July 1.-The ma
jority of the troops OF the federal
garrison at Guaymas on the west
coast OF Mexico, surrendered during
the night TO constitutionalists under
Gen. Salvador AlvaTado. according 10
dispatches received today from Al
varado. at constitutionalist headquar-
ters Final arrangements are being
completed today for the transfer OF
the garrison Gen. Joaquin Teller,
federal commander of Guaymas, evil
IDENTIFY expected to be executed when
he fell into the hands OF the rebels,
but Alvarado telegraphs that he has
spared his enemy's life.
Meantime, all advices from Gen.
Alvaro Obregon indicate his victory
at Guadalajara was most sweeping.
The main federal column there has
already been practically. annlhilated
and Obregon's forces are now pursu-
ing the scattered bands which fled to
the mountains.
Word is expected momentarily that
Gen. Francisco Villa has reached that
city He left Torreon late yesterday
on board a special train, accompanied
by Gen. Felipe Angeles, his artillery
chief. Villas entire army has al
ready gone north, indicating a COM
plete abandonment Of military opera
tions. Before he left Torreon, how
ever, Villa announced that he pro-
posed TO resume the field as soon as
his troops had had short rest.
WASHINGTON. July 11.-Until
Carranzas definite refusal to discuss
a provisional government with Huer-
tista delegates reaches here, the Alb
C mediators will decline to discuss its
effect on the general mediation plan.
Word has been received that Car
rama Is preparing ii, and that IL Will
be in the hands of the mediators Mon
day or Tuesday. Secretary Bryan
was absent from his Office today, lec-
turing in North Carolina, and it was
sequence in the Mexican situation
were looked for for several days.
The question OF protection of for
eigners In Mexico City when the cap.
ital is assaulted by the constitutions
alists has been settled so far as this
government is concerned. No Ameri-
can marines or regulars VIII be sent
there. The foreign colony, under the
direction Of the marines of Germany.
France and England, now there, is
we'll armed aud equipped IT is be-
lieved that II can protect itself II
necessary. But this government is
hopeful this will not be necessary.
Urgent representations have been
made TO Carranza through Consul Sill
liman, informing him there must be
no anti-foreign outrages. II is be-
lieved that Huerta will fee the cap.
ital on the approach of the united con-
sttutionalist columns and that the
latter will Immediately post guards
in the foreign quarter and protect all
nationalities there.
IL Is conceded that the armies OF
villa. Obregon and Gonzales will con.
centrate for the march on the cap
ital within the next few days. max.
Ing available force OF $4,000 to OPP
pose Huertas army OF far less than
half that number. The fall OF Huerta
is NOW considered certain here, but
there Is not n single high official Of
the government who will hazard a
guess on the stability OF the govern
ment that VII succeed Huerta.