The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-16
CA|Rl||@bnzA HAS
NAm|ElDCOUNC|L
FORWARDS NOTE SAYING
THAT HIS MEN ARE
COMING
ANSWER is MADE
Rebel Chieftain Advised That He
Has Not Fully Considered
Required Armistice
ANSWER is MADE:
tBy Assnt.iated Press /.

HA
Niagara Falls, Ont, June 15.-The
three South american mediators ad-
vised General Carranza by telegraph
tonight that they would not admit his
representativesSto the conference here
unless as armistice was declared and
internal as well Us International phases
Of the Mexican problem accepted as
the scope OF mediation.
This action Followed the receipt of
a note from Rafael Zuburan, special
representative aof Carranza in Wash
ington, ANNOUNCING the appointment
Of cOnstitutionalist delegates to the
mediation conference, at which ac-
-crrding to the view OF the constitution
alist chief. fatsis, sought to settle the
International conflict which as arisen
between thes United States and Mexi-
co." h - 's;;s=i s,fa.
The mediatnrs told General Carran-
"a they feared he had not duly con-
sidered" theilSi communications re-
questing an Eafmisticel and that his
represe ntatiyes should discuss the en-
tire Mexican srob bleGl =. 4 y ~: 8 Y
Their notifI Etion was sent Ito, Gem
eral Carran1aiGt Saltiilo shortly otter
the %Anlesi ictli Huerfa deleeafssl
had BEEN ih Spoiifer eiice TOR two hours
discussing candidates for provisianl
president Gs.5N
I he note from Zubara to the media
tiers and their reply were made public
tonight. The first dated June IL, says
In part, referring to the mediators'
note dated June z:
Having accepted in principles as
f-ys h1p ~ns,t a Sv-fI g,
offices and as you are now awaiting
the appointment of commissioners, /
have the honor to inform you that /
appoint OH my part as representative
Of the first constitutionalist army un-
der my command, Fernando Iglesias
Calderon, Luis Cabrera and Jose Vas
concelos to attend as my delegates the
conference you are now holding and
at which tits sought to settle the in
ternutional conflict which has arisen
between the United States and the
Mexican republic.
81 would thank you to have the
kindness to reply to this note in order
that In proper case / may give in
structions to my representatives SO
that they may proceed to that city
for the discharge of their mission duly
authorized by me-"
The reply Of the mediators sent by
telegraph today follows:
I'VE have had the honor this day of
receiving the communication which
you addressed us, and we hasten to
advise you Of our fear that you have
not duly considered the final para
graphs of our note OF the second In
liant.
eve greet you with highest consid-
eration"
During the conference inquiry was
made as to whether Charles A. Towne,
was representing the Huerta govern
ment in Washington. The Huerta
delegates replied that they knew
nothing about his activities.
s4The discussion of personnel will
continue until all names have been
exhausted Minister Naon, of Argen-
tina. left tonight for Yale and Harvard
where he will receive, honorary de-
igrees. s
It is becoming apparent daily that
the two sets OF delegates are far
apart. That deadlock on names Is
bringing on crisis in the negotia-
tiohs Is admitted here.