The daily Gate City., 1914-03-10
Wilson and Bryan Will Soon
be Forced to Show Face
of Cards in Their
Hands.
RANGERS DID NOT CROSS
Germany Becoming Restless
Over the Way the Situa-
ton is Being
Handled.
[By John q. Nevin, Staff Corresponds
ant of the Tinted Press.

[By John q. Nevin, Staff Correspond
ent of the United Press.l
WASHINGTON, March 10.--That
there is still serious danger Of interna-
tional complications forcing the ad-
ministration's hand in Mexico was -ad-
mitted today. This phase of the situa-
ton furnished the chief order of busi-
ness at the regular cabinet meeting
today. In addition 1t was admittedly
the real reason for the recall to the
service of the nation Of John Bassett
Moore, greatest living American ex-
pert on International law and it's prob
lens.
Moore insisted on leaving the state
department over the opportunities OF
President Wilson who urged him to
stay until the Mexican situation had
been cleared up.
But the Benton incident; the def
ance by Carranza eliminating In the
refusal of the constitutionalist chief
| to play fair with the administration,
was followed by the yergara incident,
And in the latter, despite the mass
4 or contradictions which have been
wrapped about il, lies a potent
source .of danger In the weapon 4
furnishes FIuerta TO assail the law
Iabiding motives of the Wilson admin
iistration. So Moore has been recalled
to lay out general line Of procedure
which will aid the administration to
prevent trouble. He has refused, how
ever, to resume his old duties, insist
ing that he is only clearing up some
unfinished business.
The repeated suggestions that
Germany is restless under the existing
Mexican situation, eliminating in the
open charge by Senator Fall yesterday
| that the nation is In imminent source
of danger" was also troubling the ad
ministration. The president again to
day took occasion to insist that the
/ kaiser's government has been very
flair in all of it's dealings. But de
! spite these denials there is an under
4 current Of belief that the presidenl
Z will be we'll pleased when the Panama
canal tolls repeal measure is law.
4 The complete report Of Consul Gar
\ rett on the incidents surrounding thu
: recovery of Clemente Vergara ha!
Z been wired to the state department
Such portions of itas are satisfaotor.
will be made public, possibly today
i1t is stated that Garrett insists tha
no organized armed force invaded
a Mexico.
Clemente Vergara relatives, aide
} by hired MeXicans removed Nergara'
body from the Hidalgo cemetery no
! Texas rangers This fact was estat
/ llished by dispatch received at th
! war department today from Genera
7 Bliss, commanding the border patro
His authority was a dispatch frol
j Captain H. P. Howard, who investiga
I. ed the matter.
< Rumors that Vergara was cruell
tortured before being killed were di'
t PEELED by the report that no signs {
n burns were found on the body. 1t
J. evident, however, that Vergara wa
Z. hanged and then shot. Fonr bulle
holes Were discovered on the bod
and the neck was badly chafed but nj
e broken. Captain Sanders of til
L Texas rangers denied absolutely th;
a he or any Of his men crossed the bo
n der. They met the body, he said,
n landing opposite San Enrique, Su
ls day morning. An undertaken name