Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-30
Washington Has Had No Di-
rect News From Capital of
Southern Republic for Ten
Days. Is Announcement,
TAMPIC0 DISTRICT
REPORTED ORDERLY
Oil Interests Are Shipping
Products From Panuco;
General Trevino Is Now in
Command Of Garrison,

wv NoHNiho JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WHEl
Washington, June 2a.-In the alb
sence Of direct reports from Mexico
City, which for nearly ten DAYS has
been cut off by rail and wire from
the outside world there was much
anxiety IN Official quarters today con-
corning conditions in the old capital
and its vicinity. From previous dis
patches it is known that the food sup
ply Is short and that the danger Of
military operations being carried into
the city itself has caused grave ap-
prehensioLs among foreigners.
The state departments only infor-
nation during the day came from
American consular officers at Vera
Cruz, whose reports were summarized
IN this statement:
Expects TO Take Capital.
The departments latest advices re-
garding the Mexico City situation are
To the effect that General Carranza is
massing a large number of troops and
expects TO take the city within two or
three days. He has issued instruc-
tions to protect non-combatants"
The state departments summary Of
conditions i'm Mexico issued tonight
contained the following:
THE department recently has re-
oeived number of Inquiries concern
ing conditions at Los Mochis, which
was attacked recently by Indians re-
sulting in the killing OF British SUBJ
teet named Jamison. AS result of
inquiries received at the department I
regarding the welfare of American I
citizens the navy department was re-
quested to order O naval vessel to pro- 1
ceed TO the vicinity Of Los Mochis to |
investigate and report on tanditiens
4 report received fro.,s UrHUcu 4
states cruiser Colorado dated June 27 !
states that the New Orleans has ar
rived at Topolobampo and that its I
preliminary report states that condi- /
tions at Los Alochis are satisfactory /
and that Manager Johnson Of the !
United States Sugar company who !
was reported to have been killed, is ]
we'll, as is his entire family. There ,
has been no Indian raid since June II. ,
All Quiet at Tampico.
"A mail report just received from /
Tampico states that General Trevino 4
has succeeded General Pablo Gonzales .
as commander-in-chie Of the army Of /
the northeast (Carranza), and that .
General Trevino has moved his head |
quarters from Tampico to Monterey I
Conditions in Tampico are reported in 1
this despatch to be quiet. Communi- /
cation between Tampico and Panuco /
has been re-opened and all OF the 1
Panuco oil companies are said to be I
busy bringing oil from Panuco to |
Tampico
"a telegraphic dispatch dated June |
% from San Luis POtosi reports that !
the district IS quiet and that a military 4
and repair train has gone north to I
open the railway to Saltllo.
Officials were gratified by press
dispatches indicating that the dipl0- ,
matte corps was active in trying to 4
arrange for the safety of foreigners in /
case Of fighting in the city, and for !
the protection of private property in !
case of an evacuation. The Washing
ton government is relying on the ini-
tiative of the Brazilian minister and 4
other diplomats to take care of emer- /
geDcies without awaiting instructions. ,
Gonzales Suspends Attack.
Dispatches to the Carranza agency /
from Vera Cruz tonight said that Gem
eral Gonzalez's attack on Mexico CITY
had been suspended temporarily on
account of torrential rains
Arnold V. Shanklin, American con-
SUI general, and Charles j. OConnor,
Red Cross representatives were SAID
to have left Vera Cruz today for Mex
leo City aboard a special coach pro-
vided by Carranza.
Messrs. Shanklin and O'Connor VINO
are to cooperate in relieving distress
in the capital, expect TO be passed
through the lines Of the contendlhs
forces or to enter with General Con-
zalez if he succeeds in routing the la
nata defenders