The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13
Wilson to Receive Lind,
and Rebel Chiefs
Will Meet.
PRESIDENT BACK
FROM TRIP TODAY
His Personal Representative Ex-
pected in Washington on Tues
day-Carranza and Villa Ex-
pected to Discuss Rights of
Foreigncrs-Transport
Ordered to Tampico.

Washington. April l2-Washingto ton
officials and diplomats were spccuiat-
Ing tonight on the outcome or two
conferences to bc held this week. one
In this city between President Wilson
and his personal representative IN
Mexico, John Lind, and the other 1T
Torrcon between Nenustiano Carranza.
hrat chief OF tho Constitutionalists. and
General villa. the Victorious rebel
army leader
President Wilson will return 70 tho
car!tal Tomorrow from hts week end
rip 10 West Virginia. Mr.. Lind Is
coming from Vera Cruz aboard the
YACHT Mayfowcr. and Is expected 10
reach here TUESDAY. About tho time
Nr Lind rs making his report to tho
president. tho Mexican rebel leaders
will bc meeting for the nrst tirnc since
thc days OF the Madero revolution. and
ON this conference much IL believed -
depend officials here think that face
10 face talk between Carrunza and
Villa VIII result In a clearer ulfdcr-
standing concerning the rights OF for
riRn.rs In Mexico and especially their
privileges of pressing claims through
American consular officers
No News from scene or wnr.
No news from the scene Of war came
to-day TO either the War or Navy be
partment. The Navy Department also
Was ~ !thout a final report from Rear
Admiral Mayo ON the outcome OF his
demand thai the Mexican Federal com
ilandrr at TaInpicO salute tho Stars
aud stripes as a part OF his apology
for the affrpnt 70 America in the arrest
OF United states marines officials de-
clrred, however, that no anXicty WAS
felt over this matter, rs assurances had
been given that proper rcpnrntiou
would be made
TaF tod ,frrh t,sss
ant dispatches had come TO tho State
Department from Mexico city Score
thry Bryan said. however, that he had
nothing whatever TO give out The
secretary commented on the absence Of
press reports from the Mexican capital.
and remarked that apparently a rigid
:" naoTship was being exercised.
No one Is predicting that any change
ot policy on the part OF the United
states government Will follow Mir
1:ind's report To Tn" President. al
though IL is realized that The problems
Involved in Mexico have UNDERGONE rad
zeal changes since MIR Lind went ul
from Vera CRUZ to SEQ the President mt
l'ass Christian during the New Year
holidays.
stand Mny lie Modified.
one of the results OF III" Torrcon
meeting Is expected TO be reply TO
me state Departments latest repre-
sen,at,'"ns snn,;ta,, eipfciaily IN .he case or
though carranza has told the depart
m"ni that H. Is not disposed To inter
towards
Spaniards. there is a frankly cNprassr,
expectation that this stand may be
modified.
Should the two rebel leaders decide
10 pay no heed 10 Secretary Bryan's de-
!nand that the cases Of all Spaniards
be settled on their individual merits.
IN" United States VIII be confronted
with a problem Of the greatest gravity.
since Spain has placed the safety of
her subjects in American hands in
representations made by the Spanish
Foreign Office both through Amba.sa-
uor Riano here and Ambassador Wi
lard In Madrid
AS 10 the situation resulting from
The arrest OF American marines M
Iampico. Secretary Daniels is satisfied
mat Rear Admiral Mayo. having been
informed OF liucrta's apology. Will con
Siuer me incident closed, and may no.
press his demand for u salute to In.
gag. Now that liuerta's apology and
promised investigation has relieved The
ichSeness of the situation, the secrc-
talH icels that any further reparntion
may "a. deferred until the inquiry is
completed. "