New Britain herald., 1914-05-04
DELEGATES NAMED
 BY GEN. HUERT
Federal Leader Sends Names
 Two Men to McdiatOTs.
CARRANzA DESIRES INfORNkT(

Cruz Being Brought Home Aboar
 Montana-President Wilson Plar
 to Meet BattIeship at Brooklyn.
 Washington, May 4.-The Mexica situation in all its aspects was agai before the South American mediato} when they resumed their sessions d day. Their first move was a visit the state department for a reply their request for the appointment of delegate from the United State Secretary Bryan said some announc' ment might be made later.
 On the heels of this conferend came the announcement that Genera Huerta had informed the mediafo1 that D. Emilio Rabasa, 8 Mexica| jurist, and Augustine Cara Galind( under secretary of justice, have bee selected as delegates to confer wit the me3iators and that a third nam will be submitted tomorrow.
 It was also learned from an authorI tative source that Carranza had ser] a further telegram to the mediaton iEquiring as to the extent of the fund
 
 him, and whether such mediatioN would be limited to the controvers between the United States and Huerts beyond which Carranza has show disinclination to negotiate.
 Sessions Are Informal
 The sessions of the mediators conI t:nue to be informal, no vote havin( been taken up to this time and all decisions having been reached b} unanimous agreement. They begaI late this morning, having been cont tinued last night until nearly o'clock Three sessions were, expected for thu day.
 In circles close to Huerta represent tatives the news of Carranza's flat rel fusal to agree to an armistice was mol taken as final. It was pointed on ! that it would have been surprising N the constitutionalists had accepted the armistice on the eve of gettin1 possession of Saltillo. Once K possession of that federal stronghold the attitude of the constitutionalist| toward the prmistice might be modfI fled. Huerta's reported Jeclaratiod tlat he will never resign is not talked seriously in Huertista circles here. H( is said to be sincerely desirous ot bringing the whole controversy to. speedy end. +
 Personal Agent Arrives.
 The arrival in Washington earll today of Rafael Zubaran. Carranza'S personal agent. was regarded as sug1 gesting that Zubaran might havd som ething to offer. However, therd had been no definite assurance fronj the constitutionalist leader that Ind would name a representative
 The south American envova planned. it was said if the three fao1 tors in the Mexican crisis decided td appoint delegates. immediately i'd Ike up the pressing issues betwee1 Huerta and the United States. N delegate to represent the United Statp.| al the conferences had not been de1 cided upon today. but it was lsnowil that no man closely identified with tlla government would be appointed Al lcng list of eligibles was discussed Among them were John Bassett Moore. former counsellor for the stala depa -tment: John Lind. Henry White. former ambassador to France, forme < Secretary of State Olney. Hannis Taylor, former minister to Spain, an | pr. David Jayne Hill. former ambas- sador to Germany.
 Sessions between the mediators and the governmental delegates probably would take place in some quiet re- sort away from routine influences. much as the negotiations between Japan and Russia were completed st N. H.
 No Mediation Possible.
 With the rebel forces sweepinc close associates of Car ranza here today said no mediation between Huerta and the constitution alists was possible, They declared any attempt by the mediators to in : clude a project for a general adjust ment of Mexico's ills would be re- garded as outside the field of their ehdeavor.
 With the sailing of the Montana from Vera Cruz, bringing the bodies of victims of the American occups ' ton, home cities of the dead ma rines and bluejackets made arrange with honors of war.
 President to Meet Montana.
 President Wilson plans to go to Brooklyn Monday and meet the Mon tana, which is bringing to the United States the bodies of the men killed at Vera Cruz This statement was made early today by Secretary Daniels after a conference with the president. Tn case public business makes it irn~ For President Wilson to leave Washington, he will send a personal with a letter from him to welcome the funeral ship.
 Secretary Daniels said he would make the trip to New York to attend fhe funeral services of the sailors and marines, on the presidential yachf Mayhower, leaving probably Saturdav night. He will meet the funeral shin Montana off the Virginia canes ana