Arizona republican., 1914-06-13
Prospects of Success of Me- diation in Huerta-Car- ranza Imbroglio Places Cabinet Members in Jubi- lant Frame of Mind
HAVE GOVERNMENT
 TRANSFER PLAN
Secretary Bryan Admits That Part of Problem Has Been Solved. But De clines to Make Details Public
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

TAssocrATED PRESS DIsPATcHl WASHINGTON, June F. - The Washington government was so op- timistic over the prospects of the success of mediation in the Mexican imbroglio that members of the cab met fairly -adiated jubilation when they left the White House after a conference with the president, WhG broke his long silence on the subject by authorizing the declaration that the outlook for mediation is very en- couraSing. Secretary Bryan verified reports from Niagara Falls that the Huerta delegates and the United States representatives had reached an agreement on the method by which the transmission of authority i in Mexico is to be conducted from Huerta to the proposed provisional ! government.
 1 The secretary declined to "eveal tLe details of the method proposed 1 The White House learned that Car ranza adhered strictly to his atti- i tude that an armistice in the cam | raign against Huerta should not be required W ord from Niagara Falls 1 that mediators would not officially receive into the conference the Car 1anza delegates threw no damper on the enthusiasm of the Washington officials hopes for ultimate peace. l Secretaries Bryan and Daniels traded yarns as they patted each ether on the shoulder and when pressed with more serious questions agreed the Mexican situation is looking very hopeful f-om the view point of the United States Again i in official circles reference to the suggestion that Carranza's agents could be unofficially welcomed by the American and Huerta delegates to discuss the plans of settlement upon which way might be found later for the mediators' protocol eventually to be signed by the tEe constitutionalists
 As announced here today the com missioners of the constitutionaliSts will be Fernando Iglesias Calderon. fo.- many years prominent in Mexi- can affairs, formerly a minister ir the cabinet of President Diaz; Luis Cabrera, active in the constitutional ist ranks and recently returned from l Europe and Jose NaSconcelOS, a young Mexican lawyer who has been prominent in the revolution move ment for several years.
 In discussing the tentative agree ment between the Huerta and the American commissioners al Niagara Falls as to the method of ending the Huerta regime in Mexico, Secre tary Bryan intimated that a way had been found to accomplish the task in accordance with the Mexican con stitution without any recognition of Huerta by this government
 That the Mexican delegates had yielded in their determination that successor by appointing a secretary of state who would become provi- sional president, was made known by the mediators last night
 This was not only welcomed as good news by the Washington gov ernment, but showed it had gained an important point, because it long had been known that such a pro- visional president never would be ac- ceptable to the constitutitonalists 1 Persistent rumors that General Huerta was about to resign wee brought to Mir. Bryan's attention While he admitted that he had heard Of these. he asserted that he had nc official information on the subject.
 While peace prospects were bright ening and CarranZa's agents were ir constant touch with the Washington administration over the late media ton developments. the revolution ir Mexico was going steadily ahead Oregon was reported to be leading a terrible assault upon Mazatlan or the west coast of Mexico. and tho fall of the city is being predicted before many days.
 At Zacatecas the revolutionists continued fighting and ammunition for Villa to be used in the campaign against San Luis Potosi had beer rnloaded from the steamer Antills at Tampico and is enroute to Tor
 reon h-. rail
 Some of the revolutionary leader: asserted that they looked for only one more important battle. that a
 san Luis Potosi. Even that, the, believed, would not compare in fero
 city with Torreon, Tampco or ever
 Saltillo.
 With regard to ammunition ben, shipped from the United State
 President Wilson made the position
 of this government clear in the ex
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