The chronicle=news., 1914-03-02

Csesssi villa ssts today that the s.-
dess aelsyiax the B~aioa issessiEs-
siss eoeaisiee ssies un halted 81
Jsssss ys,fsrSsy. .sss s~u~d b,
Gsasssi c1sfsssa. sho has deissn-
iss1 - hssAts eli eipianAiie sat &.
l,eetA At0sslf.
P<ssoes II . Sesi,ioa TO obtain re-
iissse isfosnssioa .spf~ssed the
o.iaioa toAay lhai the hody Of vii
iisa 4 Beasee II !; Is buried here.
wi haze s~~s Too ioaE In the
s,ousd TO diseio.- much TO ih. Goa
misstoa which Is 10 examine u II
ass bees hiss>a 10 official sir.i-.
that the body has srobabiy be@s sab.
jesssd 10 sess sAsE.ssi ssisSs TO
Iosi.tesass ssiaeses
u G~sefsi vIiis s.ovs sh-s- the
sody b harted b. hAs not sola AM
oe.. Way the ta.y vss bsoasas co
far from the border ans ~hea and
90. i' -ss busies. ss- sab.se:. usoa
Which Villa ssfss~d TO talk Noas o:
;ss sosvtga eoesuis have beea able
70 learn the usss-seouts Of the
grave. TIE Psa;ssaa DE ia Hs.:s-.
where Villa says iss sosy "a. ,a'sF-
ssA. u ahost t.s bloets fsoH the
raissd sss,es Consulate Aas oaly oss
block sso0 Villas fs.,dsaee. Tuo
Of ,hs.. hssrs Of Efssei arc 'ss nsi,
evidence Of freshly DAG Earth. sne
oss Of thee u sss gave Of Ahssh.n
Ooassi.s. former governor. sho sas
sssssissa by ossss o. Haef;a. IA at
isaasss ss the graveyard said no osA-
.s sssisis Asl lsAsa place ,hss.
.isee viSia sssssssd fsoo JSAsea.
Gsssssi wills. oAlie ssseaaiss
tail sish,s. cod fights Aa1. halif. hss
sAess isaisf-seses Ia issssnsftoe.i
eoopis<sssos. sstssas fsoo the Dee.
toe ess~ssiss. ~ Ne issef 4sssP-
s~Asases ssa eees ..jA he ~ cut
she vises on the subject ssSas ias
ss did no, .isA to dSsrass h fasths'.
as already bad sisss sssvIoss sf the
~vsats which ~ ~ TO The kiiiias a'
Dsstos. soas a the ssn'oss ssrs
lag IL details.
A representative Of . foreign CIV
ssa0sat uAo tnok oae sessioa difse'.
lag from that which villa had siess
70 the press. wrote out and attempted
10 forward Il TO his spvcsaneat. VII
IL psom,,iy suppressed the psopos-d
telegram.
The representative then sasd I.
sim: "Ges.sai viils. yoa can sap
pr-ss ~ i-iesrsns. but you cannot
pssssns ne isom teiiiss the tfssh.
aad I an xoiaE to tell the truth"
II ~a. oaiy after ps->snr- had bert
hsouss, to bear on him that vilis
oasess-d 10 provide . special usia
Tor the B~siou eoomissioa 10 come
to Chihuahua. aad then aelays en-
sscd. villa va. told that ualess b.
showed some disposition to hcis
bring out the facts Il would throw
ti.cr-dit upon him.
washinesoa. d. e.. March 3
Tha, General villa ha. sckno~ledscd
the authority Of Oeacral carfsnxa -
chief and will not permit the Amcf-
lean commission TO examine the BODY
|os William 4. Bcaton until the Wash
inston government has con.uIte
General carranra. vas the esplana-
ton made by President Wilson ,oday
Of the latest phase Of the Mexican
situation.
The President told callers that the
desire Of the ooamissioners TO get
farther Instructions from Washing.
ton. as vel, ~ orders from General
villa himself. has necessitatcd . post |
oncmcnt, but Mr. Wilson take. 1t
for granted that the commissioners
will start in a few days.
Asked whether In view of the new
Developments. = chsaec Of policy was
intended by the United staics I'm
u,.d,a,cly the President pointed out
that on account of the size and por.
cr Of the United state, IT could af.
ford to wait just as long as IL
pies.ed. that nobody doubted It's
power aud nobody doahtcd that
was eventually TO retire: that
there need be no hesitation In form
fns the judsmcnt that what the
United States wished 10 accomplish
In Mexico would bc accomplished.
bat that these people who were In
haste to have. things done were for
gettine what they would have to DO
that they would have to
brothers and sons ana
10 DO It II they wanted