Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-29
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Mexico's pacifcation practically or,
ganized on tho Niagara confsreaSa
were up for discussion today u the
cabinet. With assurances that the In !.
ternational phase promised q satis !.
factory solution interest grew in the
attitude of Carransa.
Further information OF the reported
landing OF war cargoes at Puerto, Mex.
leo. by the Hamburg American steam-
ers Bavaria and Ypiranga were being
expected from Rear Admiral Badger.
Doubt over whether the steamers
actually had delivered ammunition for
Huerta was cast by statement from
the navy department that reports of
the landings had not been verified. The
affair appeared to cause little uneasi.
ness.
Events at Niagara Falls were exs.
pected to move swiftly In the next feH
days. If Huerta and President Wilson
approve OF the cardinal issues then the
medlators and the two missions with
take up secondary problems for de-,
termination. Once that Is reached Z
protocol will be signed and the medic
ators will finish the details OF thetr
ton of the two govern ments
Incident Regarded Lightly.
Secretary Garrison said today Gers
eral Funston had neither Sought nor
received instructions FOR adjusting the
situation arising from the arrival OF
the German steamer Bavaria at vera
Cruz without manifestation General
Funston 40 far has made no report oe
the incident.
in the circumstances" said Se0eos
tary Garrison. II am not Inclined 10 ats
tach any Importance to the mAtteE
consider II merely \ detail OF port rOu~
tine and one that probably viii be aotN
tied by the captain of the ports
carranxa Asks Representation.
Niagara Falls. Ont, May 2p.--JuaA
Crquidi. private secretary to Rafael
Zuharan. the constitutionalist agent 10
WASHINGTON arrived here today
bearing n communication from General
Carranza to the me<liators saying he
Is willing To send representative to
the mediators conference to discuss
international differences between the
United states and Mexico. Mr.. I'm.
Quidi he said. came merely as q mes.
senger. and will not discuss issues.
When he arrived at the Hotel Clif.
ton he sent his card to Ambassador dA
Cana, who sent down word that he
was busy but did not say whether ot
not he would receive him later in the
day.
Altho Mr.. Urquldi declined to make
public the contents OF the communities.
tion 1t Is understood General CarranxA
reiterates his original decision that he
accepted mediation in principle on the
condition that international questions
alone should be discussed.
May Not Admit Representative.
The mediators held In their FIRST
communications with Carranza that
the international question was insep
erable from internal problems
and asked that an armistice be
agreed on between General Huerta
and General Carranza. To this Gem
eral Carranza refused to agree and the
mediators withdrew their invitation.
When the mediators learned OF the
arrival of the constitutional agent is
was objected that the negotiations had
proceeded to a point where the constf-
tutionalists could no longer hope to
have voice In them. 1t was said the
mcdiators gladly would have received
a representative OF carranza II he had
accepted their offer when ii was first
made.
Conferences here are at a standstill
waiting replies from the Washington
and Huerta governments on the pIan
OF the mediators for the settlement OF
the Mexican question which Is now bc.
fore them.