The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
SAY HUERTA ENJOYS
WILLOW TO REBELS
Niagara Falls Hears Delegates
Favor COnstitntiOnalist
as President.
PARLEYS AT STANDSTILL
MediatOrs Still Wait for the
Reply Of Carranza to
Their Note.
PARLEYS AT STANDSTILI

BY a StoN Correspondent OF THE Sun.
NIAGARA FALLS. Ont, June 1o.-Once
again tho mediation proceedings are at
n complete standstili The Carranza note
in reply to the mediators' message has
not arrived and the proceedings are held
UP by this delay.
None of the Mexican delegates would
consent tonight to discuss the delay in
the arrival OF Carranza's reply, All de-
clared that they had no information re-
garding the plans OF the rebel leader N
was reported here tonight, however, that
! the Huerta delegates had agreed to favor
! a Constitutionalist candidate for the pro-
visional Presidency Of Mexico. 1t was
said that all three representatives realize
, that the sympathles of the majority of
the Mexican people are In favor of the
| rebels and that for this reason Carranza
| representative alone would be able to re-
store peace.
The mediators conferred to-day for n
short while with the representatives OF
Cen Huerta. but not even an informal
conversation" was held with Justice
Lamar and Frederick w Lehman, the
American delegates.
| The three mediators received assur-
ances yesterday from the American
delegates that the Carranza note would
arrive to-day and for that reason con-
scented 20 delay the publication Of the
messages exchanged with the Constitu-
| tonalist leader. II was stated here yes
terday that Washington had been noti-
fed by the Constitu,ionalist Junta In the
| canlfal that Carranzafa 20
way. Private messages received here
from men connected with the rebel agency
in Washington state, however, that nc
direct communication from Gen. Car.
rama has been received for the last
forty-elght hours.
Meanwhile the three South American
ENJOYS are considering the new plar
which was submitted to them three day,
ago by the American delegates. II 1,
known that the main objat OF this
scheme is TO bring Carranza into the con
ference and II therefore follows tha
every discussion now centres around tn,
rebel chief. The medlators and the dele
gates are amused at the persistent re
ports OF discussion at the conference o
issues such as the Mexican agrariaI
question, the payment OF an indemnity Il
the United States and others not les
important. II has even been reporte,
that serious Engagements had occurre,
on several Of these points during the pas
two days. As a matter OF fact not one o
these questions has been mentioned a
. any of the informal conversations hel,
since last week.
The Carranza incident alone Is holdin,
up the proceedings. Not until 1t has beef
settled or definitely discarded will tn
discussion of the mexican problem itsel
be continued.
, Much interest was displayed on al
, sides here to-day at the announcement
printed exclusively In THE SUN that
movement was on foot in Mexico city I
urge the candidacy of Emilio Rabasa I
succeed Huerta. together with the state
ment from the head OF the Mexican dele
CATION himself that he, would not accep
, this honor.
To further inquiries to-day Senior Ra
hasa reiterated his assertion made yes
: terday, that under no circumstance
would he consent to accept even the pro
r visional Presidency of Mexico. TIL
> Huerta delegate insists that he will nc
: permit any one to suspect his motives |
: coming here by sanctioning the movemer
:, In Mexico city.
Q No news had been received here at
e late hour tonight regarding the shipmer
i Of arms and munitions OF war aboard III
steamer Antila. Great anxiety was e,
;. pressed by members of the Mexican deli
cation regarding the attitude Of the Unite
States Government in the matter. Sent
Rabasa was still hopeful that tho War
y, liner would not be permitted to land HI
n, cargo at Tampico The news that
q cargo of 5000 rounds of ammunition II
tended for the rebels was held up at Ga
a weston by the United States authoriti,
g. aroused much favorable comment.