The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05


few p-rrohs engaged in the trsnsse-
tion d-Iisd III. story, However. il isl
known to L~ suthentis,
The rsn.orn. IL is belle, ,-d. ~iii
fortune General T-rrslas has here.
Large sums prey iou.iy have been es-
tori-i from HIM io have mis- sons
iii-. Villa. -nmi'y 'o the T-rfasA.
family 1. deep seated aud persistent.
k,ari, in ih- revolution villa as.isr-
ed their vast s.sai-~ forfeited To the
s-b-i government.
\ month ago Alberto r-fsss... af-
tee = life time II lavish iisins t,saxhi
farm In Cai,fossis sh-s. h- mahssI
modssi in.om- sad iis-. e-osoni-
.siiy. Alberto ssAi Luis. ss.. ssr|
bsolhesS,
tinsshl 10 suppressed bet. as ia|
wAssh<f villa .oaid -sssal- Luis
IT,. In Chihssh.A ss h. hs. msss
devoted irissas ih.s~ and u i. s-oist-
I'd out that . s-s~sina nj p.isii. .~h-
| ,isn.ni is~ssis the family might fol.
io~ such an at
Wsshinssns. - a.. March 81
: s~.s-s.ss nrssn to-day made pssiss
n. l-si of Is- latest ae.- sfom ,hs
tisssta Sss-sanssi s.xiAs shp t-ssi-
ri x,s,-. ''ts fsii-rs sa sks sssas.-
qus s.r~' at rsisiss ire sf-issfEn %
arm. Zoe The cse.iisasiassiissss tl|
.ss.e 10 ihs .sAIe aes~ssaeas
shsoash rkasys AisAss ot sh- M-Si.
cat smbA~ns hes~ sAd SO shr s<ns
sossssu asissisos sr~-asis d-ssriu.si is
s.~s si-srsssh~s fsssa M-si." SJiss
Nss tifyss psrs~a,sa srrpsts Tn
she .ssl1 a-rsssns-ss fsp@ ssss,.s.
suus~s svsasNSse Apasfs~s asa NrsH
NO go sasA sks sSossssss~ u ~sseS
h- issas Ss~Li~ 10 ps~~spisSi~ assrus.
sssss In susss~se 81 skAs sim~s
| lnsiA~slAIts sei-sstsg ss s.s~as
issisAis the SECRETARY said ali sh~
i.~~is. sAit... srsr s>ssisg sP N.
tsI'."i siss-s
Ms hsssn ssPsuss~as .snlidshs-
.hss s'asssnsa .osia sIis. = ssII 'as
s.ssisstssse -s sk. ssnss.a killins lie
asserted that tke sS~st-s of sisseks
on tos~iGn.ss 10 NrSis- bod b-~a
srvstiy essSxrsss.S SOD 'Ass .he
stale s.f-srna-s, hsa In.stees inso sIi
ss.h s.psus Ile issisas-es shss she
t'stisa sssi-. ~.ali is.Ess sa sup4s
| saiSrs f-s Iussss ssstsin-I bS tufz
sisn.ss .ea tho sssni.ssaras .t sai,.f
p-sses. sss ,hss an sssas.,s lies .s
attach. .n t.s~ten1ss saa saesr 5ns
,.ss rpish. h~ nsas pssr.Iis iasrss pos
sisrS ny I'srsia-as wilsoe
s~ysvsssy iss,an asked s"s thp ssns
passssas s.pp@s' as seAsrrs~ IN iss
MssiyaA policy
M4b.sisf memb~ss declared 'hs
Ainry srsrlusi.e sslt5as tas intnrz
nation regarding the safety Of Ana
c,i.sRs sna sh.ir property w.uia
net Se rsr@rtrS
pels Biss arrived h.r. ,gtsy ,.I
s,,-rps 10 set = hearing ses,sr -hs|
senate t..pisn r-lssiees c-r,ai't.s
Ans sise HE yie~. On th. Mssi,an
.isassiops I'.ssru ts-i yilias >ri Gel
clio Otua. ~ke rrrrrs.as-a them.
selves ss his supporters sps-ss.t b-- |
tote tho COMMITTEES yesterday To ssl
sts, altitude tht. government world
take toward = revolution headed b. |
Disss The s.n-rsi himself. in New
YORK last eisht. JrvIsr-sI he did not
know the tv- men.
s.astcr Pail ~ New Nrsi.-. ec-
publican. ~i,I ss<ss SATURDAY ~. his
resolution requesting she prrsis-.'
In advise the s.aa,. a. u. ahas meas
urc. have se-n taken I" protect
American citizens in N-sirpl
\. s,~-.h.s "p that subject have
l.-rn made In the ssnas. and the sd.
,riui.sraston LEI u, 10 known 'ha, "
ili not welcome discussion IN the
subject in ,-aerrse At this time.
SECRETARY nfysn sslkc-' to-day over
the Ncstan situation With mom-
hers ~ tho house foreign affairs
commitsee.
- discussed all rhss-s of the Mot
ican situation" said secretary ny
an. but I -snoo, 60 into details cf
the conference. must hcid the mat
ter executive There was phase ~
our conference. however. concerning
which I think I shall make a state
men' later"
Dia,. notwithstanding his i.nial
that he knew either viilar or Ocon.
came in response to their messages
urging him to plead MS own cause
whether the committee will hear