Evening journal., 1914-03-10
INTERNATIONAL
COMPLICATIONS
STILL FEARED
Recall of Moore to State De-
partment May Mean New
Turn in Mexican Situation
RANGER CHEF Denies
DASH INTO MEXICO
BY IOHN E. NEvIN

staff Correspondent Of the Uuiicd Press.
WASHINGTON. March 10. That
there is still serious dangcr Of inter.
nationsi complications forcing the adj
minisiration's hand in Mexico Was ad-
mittcd today This phase OF the -itua-
tion furnished the rhiei order OF bust
ness az the rcgua- cabinet meeting. mi
addition ii was admittedly the real iea-
son fos the recall go the service OF the
nation OF John Bassctt Moore greatest
living cxpcft on international law and
It's problems.
Moore nsietod on lia,ing the State
Department, over tll, nporiunitie- OF
President Wilson who urged him 60
Say until the Mexican situation had
been cleared up But the Benton incl
dent. the defiance by tarrsnza culmi-
mating in the refusal o. ihc Coassitu-
tionalst ehicf TO play fair" with the
administration was sollowed by the
Narga,s incident. Aud in the latter.
despite the mass of contradictions which
hayc beer wrapped about IT,, lies po'
tent SQUIRE o' danger in thc weapon il
Furnishes flUeia tc as-ail fhc law
abiding motives ci the Wilson admin
istration so Noo5r hiss boon recalled TO
lay orr ~cr2ral no OF procedure all
along the Fine which viii enable the
adplinss -aiiou to rsNcrt trouble d
possible lic hds refused however. to
resume his old duties. insisting th0. he
is only clearing mp some unfinished
hrsi1ess' as . matter ei duty
The repeated euege stions' tha; Ger
many is restlve undrT the existing
MeXlcsn situation, eliminating n the
.I..Ira
that that nation is an imminent
the administration The President
again took occasion to ms st
faot the Kaise-'s government has
been veTs fair in all Of its d-a'ings.
But despite these denials. therc is an
updercurrent Of belief that tho Pres
dent win he veil pleased when the
Panama Canal tolls repeal measure
rs law and England Is again under
substantial oelirat'ors - The United
States
The complete report o. Consul.
Garrett on tho incident Surrounding
tie recovery of Clcmenf1 Xersara
. has been wired 3 me e.afr derart-
mont such porGons ~ ii as are
satisfactory VIII be madc pubic. DOS
gIbiy today II Is 1fsfed that Garrett
insiels thai no Creanized armed
force Invaded Mex ca. That Is the
Version thas beef pleases the admin
istra'ior SO fp-. tac report n Cen
ersi Bliss Independents Investigation.
made for the war department. is sill
missing. II 8. confirms that of Car
rc;t as hopei. i viii very much
simplify the entire matter as then
The state Of Texas VIII he ahsolysh
from hav;ng Violated ms o~si irel'y
Ivy invading r f1Te Pr 'o'cifora in
marncr tts vas In cff'ct an act Of
war
RCmcTs were current here. how
eyc-. hat Huorta had ordered an in
vcstigatiou by Alex cans with instruc-
tons, e poss be TO imoi setr ihc
Texas rangers directly in The rad.
News Of the progress q, the lighting
m end about Tamnico and Forreon
is auxiousiv svaitcd The-c two
ricccs are essential 10 any real rev
cIutOnaTy success. The Tampico
fight should be the frs. decided as
for the first tine the rcbels have
plenty of modern artillery IT is re-
ported today TIA, they also have cX-
pert artilicrymcn. recruited from r.
Gently discharged mombers OF tie
field aTiiilcTy or the United states.
- man the guns.
Clemente Vergara's relatives, aided
by hired Ncxicans. removed Nergara
from the Hids, go cemetery, moi Tex
as rangers This fact was establish
cd b. a dispatch received at the War
department toGay from General Bliss.
commanding the border patrol. His'
authority was q dispatch from Cap
tain II. r. Howard. who investigated
the matter.
Rumors that Ncrsara was cruelty
tortured before being killed, were dis
PEELED by tho report. No signs Of
hurns we're foand on the body. "
was evident however. that Nergara
was hanged and then shot. Four bull
lei holes were found on the body
and the neck Was badly chafed but
not broken
Captain Sanders of the Texas
Rangers. denied absolutely that he
or any OF his men crossed the border.
They me; the body. he said. at a
landing opposite San Enrique. Sunday
morning An undertaken named Con-
very took the body to Laredo Sun
day night.
Captain Howard wired General
Bliss that Identification of the hody
was absolutely reliable. s T. Hill,
Continued on Page Nine.