New Britain herald., 1914-05-27
HUfRTA TO ADD|CA IS CURRENT Rq
Dispatches From NcxiGO Cit|
 Dictator Will Withdraw
KE0IATORS ATTEND GARDEN
Washington Representatives of Take Steps to Reopen Ques Representatives atsNlagara
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 Washington. May J27. .-- omo spatches sent from Mexico Ci received at a diplontaflrl sourc today say the "withdrhNAl'' of ta ist possible" and add That i'd ing delayed by the necessity q rangement to permit he dicta abdicate with dignity.
 Representatives os<fhe consti alists here took steps today 70 r the question of representation Niagara mediation conference.
 John Lind and c. A Douglasa representative of the constitutioI held what was termed a neutra ference today and later in tn they will see Secretary Bryan.
 Neither MT. Lind nor Mir. Do would disclose under what cont the constitutionalis.s were will participate. What sudden turn negotiations had brought arovI new attitude, of the CarrAnza was not disclosed.
 Outcome Of Conferences.
 Today's development undouI was one direct outcome of IonRN ferences General Carranza has holding over special telegraph. with Emilio Subaran, his minis the interior, in charge of the stitutionalist agency here.
 Jose Vasconcelos. one of the ranza agents, who has been mentl as a probable choice to represent. eral Carranza at Niagara, still the city, Luis Cabrera. another d arrived at New York today onI steamer Olmpic from Europe: nando Calderon. a third constittl alist representative Is in El Pasd has been said that if General ranza sent representatives to thel gara conference those three men ably would be selected.
 Very Favorable Indication.
 Whatever might be the first c tions upon which Carranza N send representatives to the medi conference. the fact that he ma willing to send them at all is zen ly regarded here as a very favo indication. 9t". s
 sPresident Wilson continues to in touch with the Niagara confer through the means of special from the White House 10 Mia Falls.
 Bryan Cancels Engagement.
 Secretary Bryan cancelled his gagement to speak before the tration conference at Lake Alo because he did not feel he ougl be away from Washington at time, hesaid.
 Recurring published reports ol impending abdication of Huerts ceived much attention in official cles and in the diplomatic 1orp ,-s Review Mediation Progress.
 While the Huerta and Anne delegates to the Niagara confer and the three mediators preT to enjoy brief respite their work at an official ga party in Toronto today, Pres Wilson and his advisors revi progress that has marked the m tion proceedings up to this time disc1sscd plans for meeting fl happenings. The, fact that the gates and the Fputh American voys did not besttate to attend Toronto fete was Regarded as em sizing reports afN rapid, harmol developments at, Niagara Falls.
 The president was encourage statements that substantial agree on many of the cardinal pointl volved in the conference has reported by the two missions. for an early solution, expresse Niagara Falls. was reflected in VI ington.
 Consider International Phase
 International phases of the \ can equation-the dispute bet Huerta and the United States tha to the occupation of Vera Cruz. tracted most attention today, but ultimate attitude of Carranza to mediation was not lost sight of ministration leaders and obse of the situation discussed reitera of some constitutionalists that ranza never would barley the Huerta delegates. That not considered as a matter of aI hension. Once a protocol were si between the Huerta and Amel missions. it was believed the m ern faction might be willing to be resented at the conference at lea point out their ideas for the el lishment of a provisional governr
 Some Of Carranza's friends have been closely watching the ! ara Falls proceedings have intin that the northern chief wouls ready for representation at the ference after his army took Nj City. Capture of the Huerta ca they take for granted. Carranxg mained in close touch with his W ington agents and an early statel of his intentions was not unexl ed.
 Hold Informal Discussions.
 The mediators and the deIee according to assurances that req