El Paso herald., November 15, 1913, Image 2

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one connected with the government be
coming president.
I iz is Known mat jtiannei urarza ai-
of Huerta, but by reason of the fact
that he is a member of Huerta's cabi
net, he will not be considered.
England Favors Covarrublas.
The appointment of Miguel Covar
rublas, who is in London, -who is on
his way home from St. Petersburg,
where he was Mexico's minister, would
be Dleasinsr. it is said, to Great Brit
ain, but there is no special sympathy
for him in Mexico and also there is
reason to believe that his appointment
is not desired by Washington.
If Huerta does vacate the presidency
it is more than probable that his suc
cessor will be someone hitherto not
identified with national politics or
i rebel movements.
Hnerta Sends Out Troops.
Huerta continues to prosecut his
military campaign, and. if the orders
emanating from the war department
are any indication of his intentions,
the two factions in Mexico are to re
tain their identity.
Gen. Rubio Navarret has left foi the
north with 1000 men to Join in the
operations against the "Constitution
alists." at Torreon. It is announced at
the war department that the plans for
the recovery of that city by the fed
erals are well under way and that
new orders have been sent to Gen. Mer
cado In Chihuahua, regarding the cam
paign that is being conducted there.
-Rebels Gain In the South.
In the south there has been increased
activity on tbe part of the rebels. Ju
chltepre, an important town In the
state of Morelos. has fallen into the
hands of the followers of Zapata. The
federals evacuated the town after ai
stiff fight.
The presence of rebels along the
lines between the capital and Vera
cruz Indicate an intention on their part
to Isolate the capital. This is con
tributing largely to the alarm felt
here. For the most part, however,
residents of the capital are almost apa
thetic. In the clubs, cafes, and offices
the relation between Mexico and the
United States is the inevitable subject
or conversation, out mere is a strange
iacK 01 tne panic wnicn mignt De ex
pected. Americans LeaTe Mexico City.
Perhaps 85 percent of the American
residents have left the capital, but
it is not Improbable that those now
here will remain, at least until there Is
a final rupture of diplomatic relations.
Even should hostilities between the
two countries arise, it is likely that
many of these will take their chances
and stay in the capital.
Financial Affairs Tfot Improved.
The financial situation has not im
proved. Assurances have come from
governmental sources and from the
managers of the banks that the recent
runs on the National bank and the
Bank of London and Mexico have done
no harm to these institutions, but a
rumor is current that certain banks
will close within three days. True or
not, the rumor is given credence. Sil
ver Is difficult to secure except in
small amounts. It 1s no secret that
the funds In the treasury are only suf
ficient to enable the government to
live from hand to mouth and that those
who are entrusted with the task of
obtaining money for the conduct of
'final affairs are resorting to means
that are unusual and which may be
questioned by any succeeding admin
istration. MaY Tnpreniie Ttl
One of the things which. It Is said,
the new congress may be expected to
rush throuarh under susnenslnn nf fha
I rules. Is some measure calculated to
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The smaller picture la that
J of Pnncho Villa, who 1 now In
control of Ciuilad Juarez, after
defeating the federals In battle -O
Saturday morning.
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people.
additional revenue from the
Tito Nations Recognize Huerta.
Portugal and Bulgaria have been
added to the list of countries whose
governments have given recognition
to the provisional government of Gen.
Huerta. Querido Moheno, the Mexican
minister for foreign affairs, has an
nounced that autograph letters from
president Arriagia, of Portugal, and
king Ferdinand, of Bulgaria, had been
presented to Gen. Huerta,
GEN. CASTRO SAID
TO BE PRISONER
El Paso Police Arrest Men They Be
lieve To Be the Federal General!
He Says He Is a Colonej.
A man believed to be Gen. Francisco
Castro, commander of the Juarez gar
rison at the time the rebels attacked,
was arrested by Capt W. D. Greet and
a detail of El Paso police, at 1007
South St Vrain street, at noon Satur
day and turned over to the military
authorities.
When placed under arrest he de
nied his identity, claiming his name to
be Florentino Govea. The police claim
to have witnesses, however, who know
Gen. Castro well, and positively Iden
tify him. ,
The prisoner was attired In civilian
costume and hail plenty of money on
his person.
The prisoner insists that he Is Lieut
Col. Florentino Govea and that he
knows nothing of Gen. Castro's where
abouts. He says ha fought from 2 till
6 oclock near the Mexican Central sta
tion, but 'when his men deserted him
he came to the American side. He Is
being held at the Santa Fe bridge.
MEANS NEWPOLICY
FOR THE JAPANESE
Sending of Cruiser to Mexico Indicates
That Mikado Plans to Take Hand
in Western Affairs.
Toklo, Japan, Nov. 15. Tha convic
tion is growing here that the dispatch
of the Japanese armored cruiser Isumo
Lto Mexican waters means the Inaugu
ration oi a new policy Dy tne Japanese
empire, namely tho affirmation of
Japan's prerogatives as one of the
great powers to participate In ques
tions Involving the powers, -whether in
the east or the west The incident is
pleasing to those Japanese who pre
tend that Japan is backward In claim
ing her rightful place In the council
of nations.
The Importance attached to the dls.
patch of the cruiser is evidenced by
the official conferences concerning the
plan. Baron Makino, the foreign min
ister, went to the Nagoya maneuvers
to submit the proposal to the emperor,
and afterwards his majesty received
Capt Moriyima and vice president Mo
ouda,,of the Izumo in a farewell au
dience. 3IORE TORREON REFUGEES
ARRIVE IN NEW YORK
New Tork, Nov. 15 With very lit
tle money, few personal effects, but
beaming many complaints concerning
conditions In Mexico that forced them
to leave that country. 22 refugees ar
rived here from Veracruz abpard the
steamship Mexico. In the party were
14 Americans, nine men, four women
and one child, all from mining camps
near Torroon.
Emeterlo de la Garza, who was a
passenger on the Mexico, denied re
ports that he was formerly a confident
agept of president Huerta, but admit
ted that he was a relative of the pres
ent minister of war. De La Garza
further denied that his mission to this
country was for the Huerta govern
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BA 1 TIE OF
IP ELIMINA TE HUER TA
United States Believes That Fall of Juarez Will Have
Much to Do With His Resignation Pressure
From British May Also Have Its
Effect in Ousting Him.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 15. That Victoriano Huerta will be eliminated
from the Mexican situation in a short tirae is the confident belief today
in government circles.
Officials believe that Huerta now realizes not only that the United States is
In earnest in its intention to oust him and may accomplish his elimination by lift
ing the embargo on arms, hut also that Great Britain as well as the other foreign
powers, have assumed more than a passive attitude of aquiescence in the American
policy.
The fact that Sir Lionel Carden, British minister to Mexico, is communicating
to Huerta intimations of a strong character that he must eliminate himself, is
said to be an important development- Should Huerta refuse to resign or to pre
vent the new congress from complicating the situation by giving oil concessions,
which this government would consider illegal, might mean that the American
government would go forward in itsipolicy of norally supporting the "Constitu
tionalists." The capture of Juarez by "Constitutionalists," an important port through
which munitions of war might be passed, is expected to have considerable effect.
The capture of Juarez by Madero, in his rebellion against Porfirio Diaz, was the
turning point which brought the Diaz regime to terms and forced the flight of the
president-
WILSON PLAYS GOLF.
President "Wilson went to the golf links early today and secretary Bryan came
to the state department early to await dispatches from the Mexican capitaL The
president and all Washington today awaited dispatches from charge 0'Shaughnessy
as to the effect of instructions sent him late last night by secretary Bryan, in
forming counselors of Huerta, who have displayed an anxiety to reopen negotia-
tions, on just what conditions the United States would assent to further parleys.
As the new Mexican congress, which the United States has refused to recog
nize as legally chosen, was to be convened by official order late today, it -was ex
pected here that definite developments in the situation would materialize.
Llnd Remains nt "Verncru. A
Efforts of counsellors of Huerta to .
inrtiipR John Llnd. at Veracruz, to re
open the entire subject have not been
successful. Mr. Lind refused to go
back to Mexico City unless some defi
nite promises were forthcoming from
Gen. Huerta.
Chairman Bacon, of the foreign re
lations committee, in discussing dis
patches from Mexico City stating that
Huerta's counsellors were seeking to
reopen the negotiations, declared that
the only condition upon which that
could be done would be the complete
surrender of Huerta.
Carranza Avoids Alliance"!.
Dispatches from "Constitutionalist"
headquarters at Nogales, Sonora, an
nouncing Gen. Carranza's absolute re
fusal to accept any "transaction" with
foreign nations looking toward a regu
lation of Mexico's Internal affairs, "was
SECOND CAVALRY
RESUMES PATROL
Second and Third Squadrons Are Sent
to the Border During the Juarez
Fight Troop E Cannot Get Here.
The second and third squadrons of
the Second cavalry, under MaJ. H. S.
Winn, were sent down to the interna
tional bridges to increase the border
patrol at the beginning of the attack
of Juarez Saturday morning.
The present orders are that the Sec
ond leave Fort Bliss November 23.
Whether the battle in Juarez will cause
Washington to countermand the order
for the Second cavalry's departure from
Fort Bliss Is a matter of conjecture at
the fort among the men and officers of
the Second cavalry.
Troop, E. of the Second, under com
mand of Lieut W. B. Smith, is tied up
at Marfa, Texas, by the strike on the
G. H & S. A. railway. The railway
company is trying to send today a train
with the troop of the 15th cavalry to
relieve this troop and bring It back to
Fort Bliss. If this cannot be accom
plished, the only way for troop E to
get back to Fort Bliss would be by
way of Fort Worth, which would re
quire several days.
With the exception of troop E. the
Second cavalry regiment Is packed and
ready to depart
Col. Frank West former commanding
officer of the Second cavalry, left Fri
day night for his new post as com
manding officer of the general recruit
ing station at Fort Slocum. N. T.
It is not known who will be assigned
to the command of the rscimenf. n
, there is no lieutenant colonel with it
jai. J. a. winn, as the senior major. Is
the commanding officer. Col. R D.
Read, formerly connected with the Sec
ond, has been attached to the newly ar
rived 15th cavalry.
REBELS FORCE SUSPENSION OS"
WORK IN TUXPAM OIL FIELD
Veracruz. Mexico, Nov. 15. Rear ad
miral Bousch. on board the battleship
Louisiana, off Tuxpam. reports that he
loams from the American consul at
Tuxpam that a large force of rebels
operating between that town and Tam
pico has compelled the shutting down
of all work in the oil fields In that
region In which 500 Americans are
employed.
The dispatch adds that 65 Americans
and other foreigners, including 25
women and children, have been unable
to leave Tuxpam and that the British
and American consuls are urging the
Mexican government to send 1000 fed
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not commented upon by government of-
ficials here. It was suggested In some
quarters that Gen. Carranzas declara
tion was Intended chiefly to allay any
feeling in Mexico that he was enter
ing into any alliance with the United
States, a situation that might be made
an issue, it was realized here, and de
velop discord among his followers
Mediation Not Offered.
It Is stated on the authority of per
sons in president Wilson's confidence
that the Washington administration has
never offered mediation through Wil
liam Bayard Hale or any other interfer
ence with a view toward regulating in
ternal affairs in Mexico. The sole pur
pose of the parleys through Mr. Hale,
it is pointed out has been to obtain as
surances of protection of all foreign
interests In event the embargo on arms
is lifted.
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Chicago, I1L, Nov. 15. Stock of the
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AND GOES TO JUAREZ
Villa Says He Would Like toCome to
El Paso for a Visit Mayor Promises
to Open Traffic Shortly.
Mayor a K. Kelly and Pancho Villa
had a meeting at noon Saturday on the
Stanton street international bridge and
later mayor Kelly called on the rebel
chieftains in their headquarters in the
Juarez federal building.
The mayor and Villa met In the
middle or the bridge and talked
through Interpreters. .,...
The mayor told Villa that he wished
to thank him for past courtesies to
Americans and that he hoped the stay
of the rebel leader and his men in
Juarez would be- marked by cordial re
lations between them and the people
of El Paso. "Order appears to have
been restored In Juarez and I see no
reason why the embargo should not be
lifted so that the people may cross
between the two towns."
Villa replied that he appreciated the
Kelly and. evidently believing that the
mayor's reference to the lifting of the
embargo was an invitation to him to
come to El Paso, said: "I would like
to visit El Paso at once, but I need a
shave and some clean clothes. I will
come later"
He then invited the mayor to accom
pany -him to tue custom house and. as
mayor Kelly had already made an en
gagement to meet Juan N. Medina, for
mer mayor of Juarez, he rode with Villa
and his party in an automobile to the
custom house, where a short visit was
made. Mayor Eelly them returned to
El Paso.
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Rush to the Office as Soon as Battle
of Juarez Opens, so the Phones
Can Be Answered.
When the battle in Juarez opened
Saturday morning, the usual number of
girls were on duty in the Tri-State
Telephone exchange, but the rush for
phone calls was so heavy that they were
swamped. Immediately the operators
off duty began to call their chief and
volunteer for service some rushed to
tho office without calling and by 2:45,
16 girls were on duty.
Two of the girls walked a mile and
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batteries would soon be exhausted and
he rushed to the office at once and
started the generator to keep up
enough power, to enable the company
to continue operating. In a very short
time all calls were being taken
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'T never saw such loyalty In my life.
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of their beds and rushed to the office
because they knew the people wanted
service. Some rushed down with their
hair hanging, all anxious to maintain
eur reputation of, glvjng the people
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