The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-15
HUERTA ENJOYS
READY TOREBEL
'PERFIDY'
Resent Championship of Con-
stitutiOnaIists i'm Con-
ferenceS.
BELIEVE AGREEMENT
Is NOW IMPOSSIBLE
Administration Candidate
for President Not
Acceptable.
VILLA TAKES HIS ARMY
TO ZACATECAS SIEGE
Leaves With 10000 Men to Re-
enforce Natera, Who Was
Repulsed.
yro., Stac Correspondent Of THE SUN.

Fvo" StaV Correspondent Of THE SUM-
NIAGARA FALLS. Ont, June Ire
ports that Constitutionalist delegates to
the mediation conference have arrived at
Niagara Falls from Washington are I'M
founded
Meanwhile the mediators have not
changed their attitude regarding the off,
eial participation of the rebel chief. II
the delegates arrive, however, they will
probably be admitted to informal "con-
versations' with the three South Ameri-
can diplomats. Further confirmation was
obtained to-day OF the report printed in
THE SUS this morning regarding the dis
agreement which has arisen between the
American and Mexican delegates on the
subject OF candidates for the provisional
Presidency Of Mexico.
Persons who are close to the three
Huerta representatives declared tonight
that the United States Government will
have TO swing its support to other men
IL These negotiations are to be success
ful. The Mexican delegates themselves
are said TO be disappointed at the attl-
iude of the Wilson Administration in the
matter They point out that they prom
ised the resignation OF Gen. Huerta In the
belief that the United States would assume
neutral attitude In the settlement of the
hIdlIN OF htNlCt. IL Is HDWtNtT, tHdt
the names mentioned by tho American
delegates are 80 thoroughly one sided that
the MeXlcahs almost despair Of being able
10 reach an agreement.
No precise Information can be obtained
here regarding the names mentioned. The
Mexican delegates are unwilling even to
discuss the matter. while no information
whatsoever can be obtained from the
Anne rican delegates. Persons close to the
delegates said that the names OF Luis
Cabrera and Igleslas Calderon have beer
mentioned prominently by the Americans
II is not believed, however. that the In
tention was to give to either OF these
Two men the provisional Presidency. but
Il II known that not only the provisional
President hut all the members OF the new
Government are TO be selected at this
conference
Jose Nasconcelos is another name heard
in discussions here but few Of the well
Informed believe that he is being seriously
considered Rafael Zubaran Capmany.
who is now In Washington representing
Gen. Carranza. was mentioned also. Zu-
baran has been Carranzas chief aid since
the leader left the State OF Coahuila, OF
which he was Governor under Madero, "a
begin his revolution. In the Constitu-
tionalst Cabinet, which was set up al
Hermosillo. Zubaran held the portfolio OF
Minister OF Gobernacion. All the recent
rama have been signed by Zubaran, and
10 II through him that the Washington
Government has conducted its negotia-
tons with the rebel chief
Another candidate believed to have been
mentioned by the Americans Is Felipe
Angeles, the rebel General who took a
prominent part In the capture of Torreon.
Gen Angeles was one OF the most prom
inent officers in Huertas army. He re-
ceived his military education abroad and
Is rated as an expert artillery commander
After the capture OF Juarez by Pancho
villa, Angeles Joined the rebel forces and
became Minister OF War In the Carranza
Cabinet
II s impossible to say whether Gen.
Angeles has been mentioned for the Presi-
dency or for a minor post, but II is
known that Huerta's delegates would under
no circumstances indorse his appoint
ment
No conferences were held to-day. The
discussion of names will be continued
tomorrow