The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-21

WASHINGTON, Nov. @0.-McNiCo was
warned today by tn" american govern
mont that any further m"l"strtlon or
Iiiiam -. J'ul,uS, the Am'rIrdn con-
Sular agent at pu,hla, who recently was
iidnaucd hv bandits would seriously
affect the rrlatiunS between tn" tinted
states and McXi"" for which IN" gov
,rHmcut of MrXlC" must assume Soli
responsibility.
Coupl"d with the warning was n de-
mand for The immediate rrlcaS" OF the
consular agent. who was r"arr|St"d
Tues day, On charges in connection VITA
his abduction :.ul ransom IN the sum "l
Sl5OOCO gold. Official reports that
Jenkins had again been imprisoned al
day from tn" American embassy AZ
Mexico city, whI"h was instructed Il
transmit :. u.tr d"mrndlnS his release
The departments action was nado
known in. the following announcement:
The, department uf state today SEM
n not,,Ato the Mexican foreign office
through the American embassy AT Mex
leo city cnllinE for IN" immediate re-
lease Of William q. JCnhIn,' the Ameri
can consular agent At iucbla.
THE note which is based on the re-
%rrcSt IF Consular Agent Jenkins Ak
Pucbla points out that the United states
government is "Surprlscd ana inccnSCu
to learn of the rrinIpri$onmcni or MT
J
f"rng ana losses already sustained b|
him in connection with his kidnapping
thruugh lack of prutr'ton ny thr McNi
can aui nor TICS. ana IN Cunn'C'l"h Wild
his first arrest by Mexican officials.
..'Th. note Expresses IN" view. based
cu tho inflammation in ~" possession OF
the dcrUrtmCnt uf state ihnt his re-
nrrrSl l@ absolutely arbitrary ahd uhWar
ranicd and warns the MEXICAN govern
mont that further Wol"StHlIuH OF th'
consular agent will seriously affect tn,
, relations l.. tween tn" | n.t"d states an!
: Mexico for which the government OF
! Mrxico must assume sole rcspon-
/ <ihll.ty" .,,.
month ON tho charge of v"lluSIon wliA
,hc ban;;itS who took him from ms
home at Puebla. t't"h"r IL, nut ne VIZ
released rftCr r"mn ln'nE in IN" pcnltShl-
! his home, however end TucSCay was re-
arrested on complaint that he haI
! threatened pcons who had given ,eNi-
deuce on which the state authorizes
.saotstaSin first taking .hiat-fnto CUSTODY
: Sd far as the department has Do2n
advised hG still is held in custody anu
because Of his weakened nhySicai conai
tton resulting from the hardShipS en-
durCd DUR; IN" week the handits hctu
him in the mountains OF rm"n'" Ni ,,Sfrbt Stnb
officials feared l"ug impr. .@"un"nl miEh'
prrmancnily aCfrC, his health.
!. HrCcrc his arrest, Jenkins. Whn Np'I ,
atrS , large cotton mill at Pu"hlH. n "'
! MANNED to return u his old home IN
Tennessee, and If necessary. come :"
WASHINGTON t. press hS cth'mS 70 90
. ncinlS fer aS$iSianc" III paying on ~
- rhIirlt,rns CCnirnCtc1 n raising III"
. fund paid the bard,rs for his release.
; TE.Sc r!ane ut tn" consular aE'n'
wrr.. ou'Iin"d n Il letter r'''iN'u ''"''t
him today by R,Ir">"rtIi:N" l'aElS. 81
'rrnuresrG. Wriliu:: u"drr dat" al Nov.
J.nkins CAV" - cr"phi" d"scr'pl i'n
nr Lth rrp,urr Ivy and 'NpcTr"n"" WIN
tho bandits. who. h sad told h'm INV
Inc urirciral object ~ kidnapping hii.
was to d"munsirnt" that th' pI,
,,CyCrn,u"u' ur M"NlC" WI NOS apl' w.
give Cuaraat""S ttu f"r"il:i" ~ n.y. w"
in the second city Of IN" country.
Revelations Promised.
I.ARpEO. Nov. @0.--.\dvlc'$ receive"
hero r"dar from ru"bla. M"Ni"" >ttty
lint thr bandit, Federico t.r"uNa' IA
nrIrcd ro max" "Siartl!nG disclosures
in CONNECTION with tn" kidnapping "l N,.
. .iran Consular Agent i"nhln~' hi!" ~ ~
r,,,.. ,prris now are bcinS mad" Ion
CurdnNA'S surrender. ,h.r
1T was declared tho mlhi"rE hu' ~
. tics refused - discuss IN" hlI'.' w
from other source; II WhS i'aiinn, g.
rrrd;ur ,n advircS that nct"'A'In''
,yrrC - for CurduVa'S surrender. Win
promise Of amnesty ns basis
pablo Grnzni.S l. "un'urlihE w" ~,
,-otio1ious on behalf OF IN" ''H~
3 ,,0vrrnrr,ut. Gonzales 70" iS con-,
r;n,- with Gutll,rm" M'iNn'r"
3 cb.criain in The stat" 81 t"'N"'"' w"
is reported about II Surr'n"'F'