The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-23
said that satisfactory progress had boon

| made. P''s'eSS "ao ooon
Senores Rnbasa, Rodriguez and Elguero
, maye eSp'ained In definite manner the
| accepta Ole to the Mexican dIctator Tbo
oeHei prevails here among those who ARE
~ position to be we'll informed ,ha,
iuertas terms have given the tnediators
good reason TO be hopeful OF a successful
ou'sot"e or the negotiations. This optl-
"HS'lc Iocilng appears to be yensral
atnohg the A u c diplomats and the
American delegates. ~
immediately after the conference the
medlators went 70 the American
s'de or the falls to take part with the
n.nerIsan oeI"sates In sightseeing tour
around the New York State reservation.
a luncheon arranged by the Board
on trade and the Industrial Commits
sion or Niagara Falls for the news
paper men attending the mediation
conference was In progress In the res
taurant OF the Prospect House when
sIe south American envoys arrived. uIpon
bearing OF tho entertainment the three
diplomats readily accepted an invitation
70 join the newspap per men, and Justice
Lamar and Mr.. Lehman also Joined
'oth Delegates and mediators were in ex-
cellent spirits and willingly consented to
ADDRESS the guests Ambassador da Cana
praised the correspondents for their work
ana Justice Lamar expressed the hope that
Tue mediation proceedings would be sue
cessful.
Won't Accept Rebel Envoy.
question discussed az the afternoon
session was the announcement that the
Constitutlonalists had decided to send a
delegate to the mediation conference II
Is understood on good authority that the
inedlators are determined not to consent
TO hear any representative OF Gen. Car
rama even If lie comes with proper Gre
dentials.
II was pointed out that Carranza re-
tected the invitation rendered TO him by
the mediators. and the latter consequently
withdrew the offer they had sent him to be
represented at the conference. II Is ex-
treniely doubtful that the Constitutionaiist
leader would be permitted to take part In
the conference at this stage.
The Mexican delegation gave out the
following statement:
In answer to the question address |
TO the Mexican delegation l. curing what
Its attitude would bo toward tho represen-
tatives which It is said the rebel party
VIII send to the conference at present
being held here, said delegation begs to
state that II mas received no official notice
10 the effect that the above named party
Is sending delegates that should such
delegates come, It does not know with
what character they would do so. and
that IL is therefore impossible for the
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