The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-08

met meeting Secretary Bryan de-
Clined 10 comment on the tact that
Great Britain has charged both the
federals and constitutionalists with a
breach OF faith Ia refusing TO respect
the foreign properties In the lampico
district. tie refused 90 make any
statement regarding the danger OF
foreign complications growing out oil
the Tan.pico situation
Secretary Daniels again denied me
widely circulated and generally be
lieYed rumOr that Admiral Mayo has
recommended the American occupa.
ton OF he Tampico oil district
BY ". a. PIRkE
CSfd1 Correspondent tiuteG PTesSJ
FL. PASO, Tex. May Five tnou.
sand United states troops Quarter"d
here and al Fort Bliss, today passed
In review before Brighten Pershins
I'm what was said 20 have been the
greatest military parade in the mis-.
tory of the southwest Public schools
and practically all business houses
were closed the city Is gas Win
bunting and the soldiers passed be-
meath arched Aags to Washington
park where biz barbecue was hela
In their honor
civic officials al Juarez accepted IN
yitations 10 view the parade aud street
cars brought several hundred MeN'
cans curious 90 see American soldiers
march because OF the presence here
OF several thousand MeNcan Huer.
istas residents OF the clty generally
welcomed the display OF armed lorce.
Consttutionalist headquarters IN
Juarpz toda, announced that de'
tachmeut of rebels would be sent TO
capture Rodrigo Queyedo leader OF
bandit gang iu western Chihuahua
who has been committing depreda~
tions along The border ana threaten
ing the destruction OF valuable Amer
lean property unless paid large sums
OF money Before the Mormons aban-
donpd their colony I'm Chihuahua re-
Gently. Queyedo attacked them and
said he intended 10 capture all OF the
United states west OF the Mississippi
river and set mp an empire
By JOHN EDWIN NETIN
tStaT correspondent UHifed nyessD
WASHINGTON, May s. Selection
OF representatives OF this country To
act v ith the A-B-C mediators was to-
day the most perpleXing problem con.
fl, dtiug the administration The fact
that Tie negotiations at Niagara Falls
are cerIain 10 be tong drawn OFT
Riiia 10y ~ y. -tsa ttite's ,..tif.r ~
named who can abandon. their per-
Aonar araft~ for an indefinite period
THEM are fey individuals jig eno,ish
for the job who are so situated
This fact may prevent Secretary OF
the Interior Lane or three Justices or
the supreme court being named.
With Mazatlan, on the west coast.
partially in the hands or the
rebels and with the general assault
on Saltillo and Tamplco about TO be-
gin, the administration was hopeful
L. day that all OF the north will be held
~ CarranZa's forces before the
ncGlators begin their conferences at
Niagara Fails This would show the
itter hopelessness oil Huerta's posi-
ion and would aid any plan that could
be devised for eliminating him
Charge O'Shaughnessy was SEIZED
lied To confer with President Wilson
md Secretary Bryan today Coming
irect from Mexico City after many
months OF intimate association with
Iuerta, he was expected 10 clear up
much OF the mystery surrounding
Hiierta's funds.
O'Snaughnessy said today that In
MS opinion Huerta would never quit