Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-30
NediatorS Dislike Tone Of
Co0StitutionaIist Communi-
cation but Finally Agree to
Receive II
SUPREME CHIEF NOT
IN HARMONIOUS MOOD
Believes Conference Has No
Right to Consider Internal
Affairs of Mexican Republic
in Any Particular

lsr MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wisrl
Niagara Falls Ont May 20-Con-
sideration Of an agreement between
the Huerta government and the Unit
ed states WAS temporarily interrupted
today When Juan r. urquidi. repre-
sentative of General Clrranza. laid
before the south American envovs "a
note expressing surprise that the me-
diation negotiations Were eontlnuing
with the constiWtionaIists unrepre-
sented
After long debate the medators
decided not TO permit Urquidi Go pre-
sent the communication from his
chief Then, after "a conference With
the American delegates, the mediators
admitted the Carranzt emlssarN
trquidi remained only few min
utes. he left the note and expressed
the appreciation Of his saperlors that
80 active an interest had heen taken
hy the three diplomats ia averung q
war
brquidi was asked not to disclose
the contents of the note
Statement By EntoAs.
The following statement was then
issued by the ENJOYS
The mediators have received 4 com-
munication from representatives OF
General Carranza in N8shineton. the
tenor of which differs entirely from
the version contained iu q news dis
patch this morning from Durango ana
does not disturb the course of the me-
gotiauons
some of the attaches reiterated that
the proceedings could be re-0pened
with q constitutonahst present only
u General Carranza agreed 10 sus-
pension Of hostiuties as originally de-
manded hy the south American eu-
vows
Mr. uquidi met with considerable
embarrassment ir delivering hls mes
sage When he sent his card 90 the
mediation chamber. word came hack
that the modlators We're bus, He
waited au hour and then sent up
note ayng hg did not come d dis
,uss ISSUES but merely 10 deliver
message
Questioned By Mediator.
The mediators then received him
and questioned him about the cone
tents pf the note He was asked Do
70 was as represented in news dis
patch from Durango. 10 which he re-
piled ihat the substance was thc same.
bHt the phruseology different The
mediatars doubted the prapriety Of
receitue CrQuidi and finally told him
TO return 40 o'clock
During the afternoon the medmtors
conferred among themselves and the
word WIS passed around generally
that the communication would not boz
accepted
americans Intervene.
FINALLY the American delegates came
over 10 The Canadian side. whether al
the call of the mediators ar ~ their
own uoItiou could not be learned
They talked for more than an hour
and then trQuidI was summoned |
Minister Naou accepted the note on
behalf of the onyoys and Mr. UrQuld
was dlmissed The document WINS sign
"a bt Rafael 2ubaron minister " in
terror u the nonsttitionalst cahlnct
Who IS noW u Washington ID was
written. however ou Instructions from
General Carranza The original in I
structous sent Mr. Zuharan were con- .
tanned 10 the following messat e. pub /.
ushea from Durango TO-DAY
Carnnza' Message
"Six DAYS ago conferences began to
trmt the international conflict be-
tween tho United states ana Mexico .
occasened hy tho arrest Of several (
American soldiers hy soldiers Of HUI I
crta at 1ampico no solve this ron
flict son offered Go the government OF T.
the United states to Hueru and toll
me- Eoul good offices inviting me to 4
appoint delegates who Would renrc-
sent the general headquarters of the \
c0nsttutnnallgt army which is Under
my orders
"I answered you that In principle.
. would accept your good offices and
later iH separate message ] asked
the points which would be- deult with 1
in the peace conference Awaiting au
answer to chat dispatch. I have not
named delegates
- am surprised thai SOU have con- /,
unuea ta treat for q solution OF the 4
conflict betWcou the United states i
and Mexico without representations
from tho constitutionalist army which
is under ms orders and represents a 1
Expresses surprise.