Arizona republican., 1914-07-01
This Action Follows Re ceipt of Note Expressing i Inclination Soon 10 Par ticipate in the Nego- tiations
NAON RETURNS TO WASHINGTON
Believed He Will There Confer Further With Luis Cabrera, Censtitu- tionalist Agent, and the : American Officials
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NIAGARA FALLS, June S0.-An in- definite recess of the mediation pro- ceeding was decided upon by the medi- ators today. This action followed the receipt, of a note from Carranza ex- pressing inclination to participate in informal conferences with the Huerta delegates for the solution of Mexico's internal problems, but asking for more time in which to consult his subordin- ate generals.
 In the meantime Ambassador De Ga ma. who returned here today after weeks vacation, announced that he would leave again tomorrow for his summer home at Long Branch, N. J. Minister Naon will depart tomorrow for Washington, where he may talk further with Luis Cabrera, one of the constitutionalist agents and Washing ton government officials. Minister Suarez said he would leave Thursday for Washington The Huerta delegates will decide tomorrow whether they will wait here for the corstitutionalist del- egates or go to summer resort in the United States for the interval The American delegates will be the last to leave. tFts
 carranza bninformed
 WASHINGTON, June i30.-With the Mexican mediation conference at Nj agara Falls in the eve of "a recess pend ing the proposed meeting of represen- tatives of Huerta and the constitution alists to discuss the internal affairs of their republic. Carranza telegraphed his agents in Washington tonight that he had not yet heard from his assocf- ate leaders with regard to the wisdom of participating in such conference.
 Carranza's representatives, who had expected earlier in the day that some definite reply might be received by night. announced that nothing could be learned until tomorrow at the earliest, The general belief here was that it would be some time before any de- cision would be reached. Tn some quarters the feeling persisted that the constitutionalist leaders will delay re- plying to the invitation of the media tors to participate in conference with the Huerta delegates as long as pos
 
 ening out their own internal affairs, and to force their military campaign as near as possible to Mexico City. In the event that the constitutionalists finally refuse to negotiate in any way with Huerta's delegates over the in ternal affairs of Mexico. it is said, the protocol between the United States and Huerta as to international problems will be completed. but while some forms of provisional government might be agreed to, itcould hardly be effec- be agreed to, it could hardly be effec- continued.
 Considerable apprehension was ere ated in official quarters over an un- official report communicated to the state department that General Huerta had begun to get his family near the eastern coast of Mexico by sending two of his children toward Puerto Mexico. This led to the report that he is preparing to flee from Mexico in order to save himself and family from falling into the hands of the constitu- tionalists.
 Another disquieting development was  the advice to British subjects to leave Mexico, given by Sir Lionel Garden British minister at Mexico City. AL though Sir Lionel Garden explained that he feared famine of food and fuel his action aroused fears of an up- rising in Mexico City or it's environs
 Reports continued to reach Wash ington relating to the widening of the breach between Generals Villa and Carranza. Should this become more :. serioug> the international situation, it $ admitted, would be further compli- cated
 Another of the constitutionalist rep resentatiyes to reach Washington to- day was Francisco Urquidi who has been acting as consul for Carranza ir New York He has been recalled tc Mexico and tarried here to confer with
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