The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-07

future. Secretary Garrison announced
that Gen. Funston had reported that
many people are entering Vera Crvx
from Mexico city and other points and
that this 10 already causing embarrass-
msnt owing to the overcrowded condi-
lions.
THE consumption " food each day ex-
s>>ls the amount brought in." said Gar
y1son 81 his statement. "If this condi-
vion continues the United States will
Immediately be obliged to provide for
the sending of large food supplies ~
VRA oruA'.
New Rebel Successes Reported.
The developments Of the day disclosed
new activity and continued successes on
the part of the Consitutionalist forces.
II was apparent that Carranza and his
followers have decided to push on toward
Mexico city without delay.
Rear Admiral Badger reported sharp
attack yesterday by the Constitutionalist
forces upon the Mexican Federals in the
northwestern part Of the province OF Vera
Cruz and to the west Of Tamplco. Rear
Admiral Mayo reported rumors from
Tampico that Gen. villa was on his way
with requirements for the Constitution
alists and that he intended to take and
burn the city" Admiral Howard on the
west coast confirmed the Constitutonalist
report of the firing with field guns and
rifles on the Mexican Federal gunboat
Morelos.
Other information received in Washing
ton indicated growing fear OF an at
tack on Mexico city by Zapatas forces
from the SOUTH Zapata is credited with
having boosted that he would get TO Mex
leo city before Villa
Medimtors Drop Carransa.
The mediators threw aside for the first
time to-day the veil OF secrecy they have
drawn over their proceedings and ac-
knowledged that they were planning to pro-
coed without Carranza's participation. One
OF them acknowledged also that Carran-
sas refusal to enter into an armistice with
Huerta WAS regarded as the last word by
the Constitutionalist chieftain on the sub
ject.
The mediators had merely taken the
precaution to leave an avenue through
which Carranza could approach In the
event OF a change OF mind on his part
But we do not believe he will change
his mind" added this mediator. HE is
s,rong ,,an lie Knows how 10 interpret
o,r Late md ua do NOT believe ne will
oh.nna ri, ,,os,,io, :.
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80 ,ar,icina,a In Tho Niagara Fails con-
,ara,oo This Northumberland discussed Of
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.ra'ioH. anu nov .hat tleIi.ah me n's
oeeh sacrihceu AT vera SIu@ the impress
SION IN washington Is ina, no au'us.Weh,
OF this question: can possibly De eHecteo
without stipulation ior the elimination
OF Huerta.
SITUATION More Serious'
The present situation as regards media
tior, in daily assuming n more serious
distinct tendency among American Latin