Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-27
UPON BRECEDA DEPENDS ACTION
 0F GEN. CARRANZA Representations of Private Secretary Will Determine
 Question of Farley.
VILLA TO ATTACK
 SAN LUIS POTOSI
ConStituti0nnlist> Propose 10 NigOr. Omsly Prosecute Their Military Campaign Regardless Of Me-
 diatiOn Conferences.

WaSnlnSlOll. June h.-N neiheT oi not General Carranza will name rep rcsentativeS to meet informally with the lIucrta envoys to discuss the in- ternal affairs with Mexico. rests on the word that Alfredo Breceda will trans init to him late tonight.
 Breccda, who is private secretary to Carranza, arrived in Washington this morning, bringing to the local cOnstitutionalist agency direct dis patches from the first chief" He is also clothed with authority to inyesti- gate the advisability of meeting with the Huerta delegates, and report his conclusions to Carranza.
 Breceda will sound out both sides, and after an interview with Secretary Bryan, will send his report to Carran- ga. In view of this development, the local agency announced today that Carranza's decision would not be an- nonnced before Monday.
 1t was learned for the first time to- day that the mediators themselves wrote a note to Rafael Zeburan, head of the constitutionalist agency here, asking lim to have General Carranza send delegates to meet informally with the Huerta envoys. This action followed the visit of Dr. Naon to Washington and his conference with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan.
 Civil or Military!
 Whether a provisional form of gov ernment or military regime is best able to bring peace to Mexico during the interim elaps.ng between the con- quest of Mexico by the constitutional ists and the date for a general election is the question which, at present ties up the plan of the mediatOrs and the United States for the meeting of the two Mexican parties.
 Tomorrow Breceda will give out a formal statement, explaining the break between Carranza and Villa and assuring the American people that the two have now buried their personal differences.
 [ Angeles Aspiration. General Angeles is the man accused by some of CarranZas friends Of hay ing precipitated the open breach be- | tween the two leaders. They charge that Angeles is anxious to take Mexico City and proclaim himself dictator aft CT the manner of Huerta.
 The expressions of the CarranZa representatives toward Angeles coupled with the apparently close friendship between Villa and the be- rated general, indicates that all is not yet we'll between Carranza and Villa l hnc tn1 1ly thot favored Angeles as provisional ruler of Mexico, with himself taking the
 head of military affairs under the An geles as provisional ruler of Mexico
 with himself taking the head of mili
 tary affairs under the Angeles regime l Confers With Carbrera. | MT. Breceda conferred with Luis Carbrera, one of the constitutionalists confidential agents here, who is urg
 ing participation in the mediation an(
 later with Rafael Zuburan, chic
 Washington agent of the constitution alists. Later the three conferred again, and General Carranza at Mon terey was in touch with them by tele graph.
 | Breceda, who does not speak Eng fish, said of his mission, through ar interprete-: T have come to Washing ton to present to the constitutional ists' agents the ideas of General Car. I ranza relating to the revolution ir Mexico and the plans of his people fol the overthrow of General Huerta. l will deliver my message and confe1 with our people here who have been discussing mediation plans with the Washington government.
 Whether we shall go to Niagara Falls or some adjacent place to meet 1 representatives of the United States and General Huerta to discuss Mexi- co.'s internal affairs, do not know. am awaiting orders.
 "I have no instructions personally to confer with your secretary of state or president. Perhaps my colleagues here might do so"
 Cabrera, after his morning confer ence with Breceda, was in an optim- ] istic mood, but when asked directly about the mediation plans. said: "I know nothing yet. We must confer later today with General Car ranza."
 Mexico City, June 26-The Mexican senate will meet tomorrow to hear the executives report on the outcome of the mediation conference at Niagara CONTINUED ON PAGE THREEe