The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
SPANISH MINISTER
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taken while the peace plans are being
considered
The Brazilian ambassador and the
ministers from Chile and Argentina
VINO have undertaken TO solve the
MeNlcan problem by diplomacy. were
IN conference most of the day' They
naI n3t received any reply from Cen
sral Huerta through the Spanish am.
Dassador here. who is caring for Nev.
ico's interests IN the United States
now as TO what he thought of tho
tender OF good Offices accepted nv Tho
american government. but tho three
diplomats were confident. they said
shat General Huerta also would ac,
Acceptance Of good offices is IN M
way binding on either party 10 agree
20 any conditions. but n opens a wav
/ ton Vi IheuIa-
The members OF the Latin.AmerI.
| can diplomatic corps were called in
u ~ the day, by the three envoys
VI peace. and informed in a general
way by the latter of their homes An.
nouncement OF plans necessarily is
reply. III 81
Believe Huerta Will Accent
ven posted members Of the diplo-
niaIc CORPS were OF the opinion to-
.
posal OF good offices and that The ac-
ctptSnce, In principle al least. would
not be long deferred They nofptcd
out that II would be difficult and al.
most ungracicus for him. NOT no CON.
.lder such friendly tender. coming
rom countries largely OF his own
race ana language Also they felt thar
ne was fully aware that the rejection
OF The offer would probably lead TO
Flch a definite breach a. would iusyif-
ABLY bring on p conflict in which there
could be but one end
secretary Bryan was visited az his
nome during the day bv the peaco on.
voys. After q long conference. which
none or the parties would discuss. Mr..
4 Bryan communicated its nature 10 the
White House
Reports from the east and west
coast OF Mexico from Admirals Badger
and Howard respectively. described
energetic efforts. not only OF the Amer.
lean navy but German. and British
vessels 10 assist refugees In leaving
the trouble-torn republic
Secretaries Garrison and Daniels
conferred early about the rank of or
fcers who Will be In charge Of the
Joint operations of tho army and navy
around Vera Cruz War department
officials busted themselves with pre-
paratlons FOR q possible call for volun-
teers under the new volunteer militia
law
Communication Irregular.
Admiral BADGER wired that com
municafiOn between Vera Cruz and
] Mexico City was irregular that AN out
post ~ Mexican fedorlls eight miles
away reuse to permit lnomou tu re-
pair the cable Later tonight tho
cable YVES reported rcraircd While n
break in communication between Vera
Cruz and Mexico CITY will amharrass
t H..nFHHH.HH
the three South American diplomats
90 their representative in Mexico city
there Dol another line n communication
ON The west coast ~ Mexico VIA SaIina
Cruz and Pacific coast cable which
con ho utilized In the emergency.
Secretary Bryan requested Tho Bra.
y.IiHu rwnnasv fO srdt1tur through
Tho brazilian legation iu Mexico city.
which ie in charge ~ American inter.
nefr |u Mexico. f1 Olraiu tho release
~ some 30 American refugee ro.
ported hv American Consul Canada ae
having been taken from q train at
NrulH Canen'eF north ~ Mexico
CITY. and hold hv Mexican soldiers
The Information that they were hold
Vas brought fo Vera Cruz hv Alfred
D0orr. manager ~ tho American
Smelling e Refining Company works
~ fruae taIIrnfra who succeeded Iu
reaching Vera Cruz Ho said tho
Americans were taken from tho train
tv Federal trooua after being threat.
onod hv mob. luf tho rnm0tprcee ~
fno point In northern Mexico makes
40 probable the Incident was some
time arO
Rear Admiral Howard who fs a.
N071 ''7n. reported On tho Navy DO.
rnrimnuf denying a rum0r thar guav.
mas bad been token hv American
forces IIo aaII fIr gunholfs York
town and New Orleans Ve~r fhcrp.
but saw no signs Hf trouble Tfr rn.
ported FOO that the steamer Glacier
had sailed with 7e Americans tho
English ac1mer CNr.ru8 had 'ef'
Guaym8a Tor Nanrar'Uo with ron.
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