Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-13

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 WASHINGTON. May l2.-An ex- precision of confidence that mediation will be successful, averting war be- tween the United States and Mexico. came from several cabinet members after the President discussed the sit uauou with his official family The President is decidedly hopeful He is anxious that no untoward incident or indiscret act on the part of any part Of any forces in Mexico should develop to cloud the Horizon when the mediation conferences begin at Niagara Falls Monday
 Bryan explained 10 the three South American mediators that the light house on Lobos Island had not been seized in a military sense and the keepers were free to go and come, but the American navy had undertak- en to keep Che lights burning as a protection to world navigation,
 One tence phase Of the situation was relieved by the news that J. K. suliman. United States Consul at Salulo. had been ordered released by the Huerta government
 From a military standpoint of view the outstanding feature of the day was the report from Funston on the situation of Vera Cruz. No attack on the city is apprenended.
 The general said the federal forces had given no sign of any intention to attack the outlaying positions, even in case of attack the American posi- uon. he said. could not be taken by force.
 Bryan told the mediators that the Navy and War Departments were seeking to learn the facts concerning the arrest of five South Americans accused of snipng at American forces during the land at Vera Cruz. That report will be made probably tomor- row.
 O'shaughnessy had a conference with the President at the White House tonight It was the first talk since his arrival It is understood that some of the indigniues, including the Tampico incident which led to tbe break with Huerta, were discussed as well as some details that might come up in the mediation conference
 Justice Lamar and Frederic Leh' mann. who have been named as two American representatives of media. ton conference, spent the day iamll iarizing themselves generally with the Mexican problem
 The mediators are more concerned considering the protests by Huerta against the seizure of Lobos Island and the detention of five South Amer jeans than in the general subject oi Mexican pacificauon. The mediator. have had some misgivings about Sill man. but are confident tonight tha' he viii get away unharmed.
 O'shaughnessy was at the Whlt' House more than an hour He wen awav biehly pleased with his recep lion. No other post has been offered him. He indicated he expected to DC allowed to take an extended vacation He plans to leave for New York Mon day. O'shauphnessy denied that DC win run for Congress.
 It is understood O'Shaughnessy account of Huerta was such as u strengthen the Presidents determlna lion to force his elimination. He de nied that Huerta was the drunkar' he had been painted in some qaurters He also told the President he did no believe Huerta planned the Tampic incident to bring about trouble
 O'shaughnessy told the Prealden tbe story of what happened in MeNic Cifv during the days immediately prt cedine and following the occupauo of Vera Cruz He gave him an ln- mate picture of Huerta as yer stubborn man. not apt to suTende tis position as dictator easily h expressed the opinion that any gov enment set up in Mexico City whic had tbe support of the u. s woul stand After he left the Whit te numated be believed the Pres dent had a broad firm view Of th Mexican question He quickly dl posed of reports that be believed b had been badly treated. The Pres