The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-12
GIVEN "a HOURS
TO LEAVE MEXICO
CARRANZA CLAIMS SPANISH
MINISTER DISOBEYED
ORDERS
THE TIME LIMIT
HAS EXPIRED
Supposed He Has Boarded Ship
Co Await InstructiOns From
His Government.
.fBy Associated PreaA,

fBy Associated PIsaA,
WASHINGTON. Feb: 1l.--Josc
caro-. Spanish minieter to Mexico. has
Deen summarily expelled from Mexico
by General Carranza. Tonight he
was believed to be on his way to Vera
Cruz. where the American tattleehip
Delaware lies In the harbor with 60
struction to offer him refuge,
News that the minister had been
given "a hours from last midnight to
leave Mexico because he Is alleged to-
have sheltered Angel De Case,
Spanish subject accused OF aiding
villa. casie to the state department
late today. Z,
After hurried conferences between
Secretary Bryan and thu, Spanish and
brazilian ambassadors here, Secfe-s
tary Daniels Of the navy cabIed Cap-
tain Rodgers Of the Delaware to take
Minister Caro- on board and await Or
ders. Consul Canada at vega Cfux
was directed to give the minister
every assistance. 5 a AZ
May Result Seriously.
While Carransa.s note expIainnfi
10 the minister that no Offensive wna
intended against the Spanish govern
ment or people, the right OF asyi,sln
to nationals OF a foreign gosernfneflt
is long established rule, and the
deportation OF \ diplomatic foFsrranf-
ing this right It was snsEsstsl j ms
diplomatic circles here tonight rlght
result IN serious compl licalnns. ss q
Y. y. HEssy Send Note.
r1,lIls K II
Riafio, the 5pasiist. ana isB n dneE ana
would comment upvn The sacidaIiy ~ !.
Official circles 1t was tntlniatail siiaf. \
while the American g1yernmefik pf0b-
ably would hold that the expuIsftnfOe
the minister was d matter betwf6fI
Spain and CarranEa. It might Be the :
subject of nctes 9eH.ss ufssAs!s. sssssssss..,s sssssss.
to Carranza pointing out tie coltSoz
quences liable to follow such actions
a copy OF Carranza's note to tbs
Spanish minister ordering him to duit
MeNicof reached the state department.
today. 1t follows:
The assistance which, taking atl-
vantage of the character yoif say vr,il
have OF Spanish minister, YOU have
given to Saso hiding him In your IeR,i-
tion, and saving him from the ptit.
ishment which he has nnerited, obiiFeii
me, as first chief, 20 inform Won that
inasmuch as you have disobeyed my
orders, you must leave the country :
within "a hours from midnight. Feb
ruary 10. No offense to the srar,isb
government or people is implied by
this act" u 9.sD.z q =, ~ 8
The time limit allowed for tie Inifi. 8
ister's departure from Mexico viii ex,
pire at midnight tonight aud II Is +
therefore, supposed here that be prob,
ably already has boarded & ship at
vera Cruz where he has announced
that he VIII await further Instructions
from his government. ~
1t was not believed here toniki,t
that Carranza's action would ba loi.
lowed by the Immediate fotirerneiits 4
from Mexico of the remaining foreiRfi
diplomats Though II has been re.
ported that generally they deeply fa-
sent the treatment accorded to their
colleague. Il Is believed they Will
subordinate this to the urgent denianli q
for their presence in the Mexican car
ftal to look after the lives and prop
er.y OF their nations during the pres
ent crisis. "a s
1t was recalled by state department
officials that General Castro. when
president OF VenezueIa, similarly ex1 8
PEELED the French minister from the
country, without Affecting bis fSSfii;af I
relations with the other diplDinatic
representatives lnough the iIi saaling
thereby engendered undoubtedly pre-
cipitated the dewnfall OF the ruler.
Angl De Case is very well known
In washington. He has nets0hRiiG
consulted with officials here reEafoInE
conditions in Mexico, upon which Il q y
was Regarded as an authority. Itgis
known that he has been heti1R ss
confidential agent Toy hSS ss;.s fsssss issss& Is
in his communications With
General Villa. so that his sDIhtions
correspond TO those existing between
George b. carothers and the state do
partment here
Secretary Daniels tonight inktfuess
I'd the commander OF the battesshtb 8
Delaware, now in Vera CEs1z hariififs
. take the Spanish ministeg aboard
ais vessel y s. & a z ss
Secretary Brayan cabied 10 Constii
canada 1T Vera Cruz tonight srI ran Il
Ter all aid possible 20 the epS,si sli
minister. MT. Bryan deeiinad 10 Sunis
nent on the incident. II was tlIsfefe
stood In Official circles. howev6f, kil6t
he matter was regarded ae 9ad Is IS
settled between Spain and sha r,af-
.anza government The Unlted States,
{ was said. had employed SRefg iiisssi
u its disposal 10 prevSnt Srkeslon ~
ween the diplomatic cckna at ASnalco