The evening herald. [volume], June 18, 1914, Image 1

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The Hotter It Gets the More You Need That Electric Iron; Call Herald Phone 168.
Country Calls Him.
New York Governor
ship for me said T. R.
as he had a Violent
Chill.
And Bull Andrew is
n Patriot.
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, THURSDAY, JUNE 18. 1914.
Vnl. I. No. .
tub EYEwro nnut.D
(l. 4. NO. M.
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.1. LlLiLliiMvUl liU) yflf JljII H
HER. VILLA SUBMITS ULTI1TIIM
Ml I1G
DICTATORSHIP
Lays Down Three Conditions to His Erstwhile Chief to
Which He Demands Consent or That Constituti jnalist
Leader Take the Consequences of Replacing Him at the
Head of the Army in Favor of the Unfortunate Natera.
WILLING TO LEAVE CARRANZA AS THE
NOMINAL HEAD OF CIVIL GOVERNMENT
Must Have Complete Control of Army and Direction of Mil
itary Policy. Full Powei of Promotion and Movement of
Officers and Full Direction of Everything Except the
Official Seal of the Constitutionalist Cause.
(By Leased Wire to The Evening Herald.)
Washington, June IS. - Representative Kent of
California told the president and Secretary Bryan today
he had telegraphic information from Mexico that Gen
eral Carranza was about to leave his headquarters and
flee to Laredo, Texas. Mr. Kent did not give the name
of his informant.
Kail I'hw. Texu. June IS That lienctul Villa hur. prevented an
u II i in : t u in lit (leneral I'urranra, dc m.-imlini; the alinolute fiimlliiii nf th
civil mill military I. run. Inn nf I ho f mini it utmualinl k-.v i-rnui'-nt wan th
nul.ntunc nf Ih dl'-pitii lit-n received hi i onntiliit ii.iiii hl lii-ii.iiiurti-in In
1'iedrua Nt-nrim today. A commltl"e nf I ! r f officers wan raid nnw I"
be In ennferene with Ucneiul I'urruiixu hi K.illill... prcn. in iiik it m ra I
Villa' pin it .
At-cnrdlm; In n ( it ill tin IihI official ill 1'lrdrn Neurn. hla ilnii
In nil follow.
Firm Vill i In hat complete iiniiriil nf the army ami to direct Ui"
military n. Hi y without Imi lli rim r while I'll 1 1 a nra in In hue control of
the civil Kve riimciil mill foreign relation
Hei nnd - Villa HKtecii I" ren:hle larranxa u Inn ailpcrlnr, provided
('aiianta accord him n-i'oKii II ln Hiiprrnie military hlcf.
Third The iiriiiiiulmii nf nfticeia uml the dmpnnitlnn of their cum
maniln in l in Villa h.niilH.
I'l-natltuf innalmi run iwil their belief Unit if llioiw- ili'inamlH wer
granted, tleiural Villi would prm eed with I In- eaiiipalnti ami take per
nut I'limmanil nf the 'mt-ea In the Meld. tnh.rwinM. they aull, they
IhuiiKhi he wnulil pcrnod In hm renin mi lion nml retire to t'hihiiahuii !
await Kin h lime an lie could acre the i nlinlil ullvyiiiili.-t c.-iiine without
friction.
The third limine nf Villu'a ulleK.-d ultimatum waa m i-epti-d here a "
direct anawcr lii tlciu-ral I'uriaiiita'a prunuttinn nf i.cncriil Nalera In
mill inn ml the iliv limn t.l (he center ami hln icnultltiK illnantiiitin iilt.uk
nn ..uBteca I
Mount Lassen Is
Spouting from
Two Craters
No One Now Adventurous
Enough to Go Beyond Tim
ber Line and Extent of the
Latfft Eruptions Remain in
Doubt.
(II luanl Wlro in Filnr llerai.l 1
Itvdclini, I'ul . June 1 The eiaiith
TUliiin nf Muuiii I.aeii. mm e U
at InM'ama arlive nil Muy .111 Km illi
lim tly vIhIIiI her at nmni imlay, iinl.
wIlhalandliiK a thick ham lhal n
wurnl th utiilinea nf the ninunlaln,
bo in i Ira away.
Redilln. Cal., June in. There
aeemeil tu be ln lliillht liiday thill
Miiunt Ljiaarn la now amukinit frnm
Ir.u rratera ha nrimiiiil vent tieur
Ih auminlt. from whlrh nil the aerunii
ruillnin alm May ID hae tin. ken
nut. and a new Mow hole un the amilh
liia, whlrh Inibuily liui dand -lor
tu d.ilo.
Tha tttw vnt waa Ural rlortd IWu
II I I I ! S 1 J II 1 .J i. I I E I III Hl'1 I '- II III ' II III
THE
MILITARY
OF MEXICO
rlayi no. Tnilay a ti l ihone iiienmiKti
1 1 .ill ii niHer hniine i mile frnm
Mount 1jiii ri'i'tTC'd that ilinne
tnnkn ai niiiiiK from I In- noun
lope.
Him') th. violent eruillnn nf la'
Runday nnlimlv h.ta veiilured to ei
plore the vol alio nlme the linher
lino.
CHAINS HERSELF TO
DUKE OF WELLINGTON
fly ImmhI Wire to Fmilng Herald.)
1 nilon, June H A imlilnni auf
.'riiaiKt rreule.l n iliv. rnlon In the ten
ter of the i lly today hy i h illiliiH her
aeir to the ataliie nf I Hike ,,f Welllnn.
ton In front nf the Itoynl exi lninK
Hhe thin heKun ulioiiilng tn Ih .h
InC liiialiieaa men, railing on them In
Intervene In to-half of lmrioned wo
men. Xha waa eventually removed hv
lha imllt'c amid the Jeera nf a lame
i-rnwd.
EUGENIC MARRIAGE LAW
SUSTAINED BY COURT
It lr la K rolling Herald )
Maillmm. Vt'ia., Juno IK. Th u
liieme court hna puaialned the l oimll
lulloiiallly nf the auKehlc marllua
law. reverln( lha Judameiil ut III
Mllwaukea elrvuli euuil hU h di'ar
d II Invalid.
HDDSEVELT PUT
ON BIG HOPES OF THE
EW
'I Will Nat Run for Governoi of New York" Is Colonel's
Single Political Utterance, as Shaking With Return or
Jungle Fever, He Boards Imperator for Return to the
United States; Obeying Physician, He Will Not Speak
for Nearly Two Weeks.
(Ilj I .owed Wire to Fvenliuj Herald.
Sniilluininn. June IH I Mill
nuike JiimI niir relereiii-c In niII
IIih. I will nut rim for unvi-rnnr
nf l'V nrk."
Colonel lioiM.eii toilay momen-
t II 1 1 1 hroke hlr rule lil Hltotire
Kalil lo ImillliN ill or.li-I lo III. ike Hi IK
llei 111 I II 1 1 .11 Vthlle he M an rix el'illim
nil linllld the li-mlel In .ml. ink nil
the I mporiitor for New Vnik.
Colniiel llniiKeVelt hiilfiriil 1 1 "in a
rhiirii uH.n k nl hill while on lioanl
Ih lender. It Wiut the llrxt iMtiinlnll
on Wbu h he had felt the ( hill aim e
he left e Yoik a ml he plu uied
lhal It wan nu t. ly a rei urrem e .'I
the erf. m i.f the JihikIi fever. lm li
wiin lo he fi'i l. il
Th enloni'l ileeliiieil iiHHintaiii- and
rrorxed the KHIHil'lallk In the liner
Ullllliled. I. Ill he lelueil imllii'dlalei)
In the 1 1 1 1 1 r in I mule "li Die Impei
iilor whuh h.nl twi n .iKMKn.'.l to him
ami Iiih i oiikiii, l'tnlii J. K.ioBeM'll.
KmphMviM wiin I. ml l.y I'll 1 1 1
I tonne wit nn a Hlalellletil I hill till
Colonel waa not mirierniK Iron, any
dlenNe nf l ho larynx. I, in Imni Meuk
iiphm whnh would in.v.iit him lioin
lieaklna from Ihe I 1 . I forms i,r lianix
nnd aim I In r i xponeil .io . s He n.ini.
hnwever. the t'nhinel l-Xie. toil I,, Ml
an PnK'iiKement In I'ltiMiutKh June
Ill aleill llealre. I1..10 lil. Ill I hn
una lil line for a .. ii..,l of h. .no
il fe in SiiK.imnre 11:11 .1 in iik whu'h
Effort to Blow
CzarofAllthe
Russians
Postal Train, Acting as Pilot
to Imperial Train Fortun
ately Explodes Bomb Placed
on Track for His Majesty.
(fly Ifnani Wirt) in Kvi Mng Herald.
Merlin. June IS. An aliiinnt
Waa made in ar Tnliiiilovu, lt.iHt.ia.
loci iv In hlow up the l.llnnl.lll I in - 9
n-rlil train, iiiriylnn the em-
I'rror nf llusnia mid hia luiiuli
An nrdlnu tn ilenimii hen frmn St
I'ftemlniiK a IiiiiiiIi waa foiiinl mi
the irurk.
A in.st.il train which wa .n f
rediiiK ilie I ii 1 1 riii I Irani a
pilot, atrui-k the homh ami .aim-
ed II In rxi'loilo. Many nl the
enH'-hea nf Ihe mail li.iin -Aeie
ahntli red and aew-ral p. riomi in-
J ii red.
"WHITE WOLF" AGAIN
MAKES GOOD HIS
ESCAPE FROM TROOPS
tM l-aard W lro in F.nlnc Herald )
I'rkliiK. i'htn-i. June l "White
Wolf," tlm iminrliiim I'hiin-. hrlKuml.
together with i." of hla follow.- ,
today limke ilir.oiKh Ihe i lr. ie id re
ulur trimi wliii'h had nilrroiiinli il him
on Uly mountain lull mllea In the
outh nf Mm hnw nllli e June 4.
Ilrnrrnl Chun, with .'.umi regular
(ronpa. followed the lirlKanil in hnl
liurault.
Wlilla Widf." lifter devatlnliiiR th
prnvliu e nf Mil I'ah, lln Nan and eh-n
HI, nn June 4 ntiai keil Tan I'hnw n
Ih rxtrni aniilh nf Kan Mil and after
rubbing lh Inhabitant, burned the
town lo lha (round 11 and hla fol
lower wer atterward aui rniimled by
lha rIUlar IriMipi.
TTJT7
1 U
QUIETUS
he roilhl
I. ..Ill 1. M
lent In
nml forenn i
I
An.onK I ho flr"t In greet I'nlnnel
U..nMe .-it nn the li-iuler wan Uiw- '
reme Alilmii. who u.lij I lie i'i.IoihI
he w.n Koinri in I t-refit him in Kolf. i
hill I'.iloml l!i.oeell tited Dial
he did not feel like i ll mum u lull
oer a ten-ai'ri loi.
m; i itnwii or otiii I'M
TI l.l-K ( Ul iiVH 'ltl WH.I.
I I'll. .Illlle 1 When 'nlolie
liixihevelt nirlvel III V.Btilloo fill-!
lion tod. iv in take Ihe jitenm Hum for
Soul ha uiit in. on hla ri-liirii trip In
Ihe I iol.il .-l.il.-i, ,i lai. im.w I nl
friemlH hail I'lill.etiil to lilil him luit-j
well. Anion r them were Walter
Hinen I'atfe. ihe Aiioi i. ;.ii nmlinaKa-t
dor. with the nlafr i ihe emliaai-y,
ami Admiral l.nrd v'h.irh a Her
ford. I'nlonel CoiiHivell, who had nl
ranxed In emi'filk nn the lmx ralor. '
wan In ii Very eherrful liioo.l He '
Hind to the riporHH-H. "Tll Ihe ;nl-
linh I pie I have enjoyed myself
nml fully nire late the way I have.
Iieen Irealeil li every lioily I waa
imi I u ii lit r I v . leaned with Ihe rour
leay nhown me when I iiildtenned Ihe'
Itoval i i eon r:i i ih i en I riH'iely." j
Am th.. nun Mleaiued nut nf the
nlallnn n .h k I ii I'h Waa In ken of
'ololiel ItnoneM-ll II 11(1 I.I.I (I I'liallli
llereiroid nlilkllil! IllimlM
Mm. Mi In .las l.ntiKWorth will re
mii hi in I ' ii l. I.i n I another week .
NVWWM i
IFIHST RETURN FROM
Government Gets $7,350.12 in
I Tolls for Burge Transport
tion as First Payment on
Hundreds of Millions In
vested.
I III leaned W'lra to r.veplp l"wlL!
Washuiiiioii. June 11. The
firm riiniM th I nliid .i n.n s
for the hi n.lteda i.f inillloiin
nient nn III.- I'liiuiiiin iaii.il wa"
n-i nnli-il ... I iv from n.ili . i a
on hariii- tiaflle lu-Kiin on May
li, traiih".i inix rnraoi H lii raiue 4
nf the 1 1. in. hi ion nf freik-ht tiaf-
Ilr nn lln- I 'u n it in:, rallioad
They win- inontly roiii.i.-., .1 of
niiitar from Hawaii. in that
l.unllii-nn i lie Inlla in Ma
; iimnuiileil lo f 7.3 '.H I 2. on the
liimia nf ft per net too.
AMERICA'S GIFT SHIP
TO ENGLISH NAVY
WRECKED IN STORM
(It Toward Wire to Kvrntn Herald. 1
j ". laHiinw. H-othind, June 1 H. Ti
i hintpltnl ahlp M ilne, prrneiited tn th
I liiltlnh nation hy Amerlian woun-n
I ilurilia the Soiiili Afriran War. went
nnhor yenl.-nl iy In Ihe Virlh nl
ln ne, nn Hie lo nl i-oliiit nf nilaml,
; during ii fox nnd It la fvnrnl "lie will
tlltlll Ion.
I Th Maine wua attnehed tn the
home net t of the llrltlkh limy mid hit -I
a lame nuiiilier nf pulienla nn board
at th lime of th an-ld.-iit. All were
plei ed In Ih.- -hip'a lion In, win re they
remain until ih arrival ,,f other lea
aela aummoiird hy Wlrelen.
PROGRESS S
PANAMA
G
RECEIVED
IS HELPING
III FREEZE
i Representative of Independent
I Coal Operators Tells Piesi
j dent Rockefeller Interests
Do Not Want Strike Ended.
RAPIDLY GIVING THEM
MONOPOLY OF FIELD
UVVIIUjr UlLlilltTJ XICSCIICC VI
Military and Refusal to Let
New, Men Work Is Playing
Into Hands of Trust.
(lljr 1 .enntil Wlro lo Kvi'iilnit Ilralil.
V:i ihliiKton. .hie 11 J. A. iiwiio.i.
reHeneiil iiik lliilei lulenl l oal nier.i
torn In t'olorailo lolil 'i. lit Wllnon
tod. it the ICorkiii ller iiiid ntlii r Inrni
Inlereat in Ihe Male were lint ai-
tilllillllK III neltle III. Mlllke oei'llllnl'
nliiall inlli-etliH wi-l'- lii-ll.K drtsen ntil
n! Iiuniueka. lie told I lie ililil' III I lo
liilil.ll lroo. wele heiiiK imni t' '
nmi llle lalui- neralolN.
ii.inhy. who w.ii liinUKht in no
While House hv S. ll llol HWell, ill. I II.
eil 1 1 1 u ; monl of (he Hlllall Ililni-K -:'
fun nl to i , mo at Ihe licnlnliinn nf the
alrlKe llotH and that federal
had .ii' eiiied uny iiiuiea trmn lieinw
n -o'i lied nml k.M'l new miner from
lomliiir Into the Hi l-l While mi. ll
tlleiunilea Were Intended tn I'.-niote
l.eace, he nil id. I hey were ri-niiliinii I'
the detriment of the mnil' oi-eraiort.
Mr. iiwuliy did iml niuueHt am
rt iii.-dv for (In- i niiditlonH he mitlineu
loll .mk.-il Hal Hn I'lfiidelil enllllim
Iiim alali inviila l Ihe rnilitiiry i inn
m. imli i In t'oloiado and I iml noini
Hit ana for ncUlinn the dillii-uli y.
Of IM Ms t MINI S
Mil. OW M il HV Till ST
lienver. June l - I nf oi niatliin it tv -
It nut today at the ntate mine III
nperti i'h oln. i- wan Dial IV tlllliei
III Ihe null illrlril Is have In ell vloneil
mine III.- Klrike ln-uuii nml me now
Inoperative. ."ix of these inlnea he-
Ioiik to the i 'olorailo l-'ii- und Iron
l omiianv. iwn tn the Vii tot -Amerli an
I'limpiitiy and two to the ltnik
Mountain r ui-l i-imipany, the larui Nt
roiuiiiiii(-n nperatini; in Ci.lorailo.
Tile nlhem are .-o-ei l u-n nf wi
railed lllili'l.emlevil i mi. i-inv.
Kiitlit nl' the milien i lo-n-il are lio it
ed ill Iim Annua .-oiinty, t, .-.-.it li n v; !
Ihi- li 1 1 it.- lliniei-to-'n reiorl Tin
iiiiii.M How- In 1. 1. i-i. in. .n in ihe ai
loan i iiiiiil ion follow
La A ii i n i.i - -stiii kvilii-. Santa l-i-rmiiii-n,
l-;nti'ii-i-. Thoi. s.-iii ii .m-hIi rn
Wootii n nml M ' h Mi. .
l-'remoiii l:H'k ale, o:tl Creek a. I
Kl eiimlit.
I itllllllNiill - I'riHll-d llt-.
Umi lann - I'n inn. Mull. ii. I. I'ir. .n
liie kl ilol, Mutual, lo .1.1, ,11 and M''
lillllv.
SAYS REPUBLICANS
WILL VOTE FOR
TRUSJJILLS
President Wilson Assured
Number of Opposition Sena
tors Support His Views -Prosperity
Evidence in
Every Mail.
Ilf ImaM Wire lo F.nenmg llrralil.)
Wm-hiiiKion, .lane Iv- I'renideiit
WiIhiiu told rail.-i.i today that in
makliiK piiidir letti-rii earlier in
Week to emphilNI'.e III VOW thai ll
l"pn i-hiiloHI,'lll d.-pri-nnloii'' wan tit"
Iiik ireated, he did an without
thilUKhl nf illf Itll-tulllil i-i.UKr.-nn nil
Ihe Ii lililatlve pi "i-r.i in. Inn nnlely In
inform Ihe put, In of ihe uii-ihoil he
Ins puraued by Ihune ol pom-il In tin
udiiiinliitralliin'a proKram.
The preatdeul nald he lei-..k'liieil
the rlxllt nf all tn tipliilnim on the
aiil'jei-t. He udded lhal hm mail
every day brought pvldente of ,i,,n
perity ihiouahoul th rnaniry.
Th prenidi-nt nald h hud ret-nved
em-iiur.iKinic repiutn nn the prnnpet-t
for early umnaKe of th trunt liilla
HirouBh the n.-nale and Hull Ihere
wer niimeriiua inilliat o.int that tlm
lillln will Ket the ii,,i,rt of a num
ber nf Ihe Iti pul. In aim
IIimims Kit le nf llattldiln.
Miienua Ayrta, June IX In a ei ri t
neaMon nf Iwn limine nf pa rllli iiu-lil
Ih Araeiitinti Rovernriieiit ile.-l.ir-il
that it WaM npponed n any propositi in
for Ihe vale of Hie battleship Kivad.l
via and Moreno.
DMT GAME
TREATY HAS
Sharp Fire Questions Direct
ed to Attorney for Govern
ment Seeking United States
Protectorate.
ADMITS IT WOULD KEEP
OFFICIALS IN POWER
Effort in Senate Committee
to Show American Bankers
and Railroad Interests Ben
efit by the Treaty.
Hy Itxaed Wlro la Riming Herald.)
WunliiiiKloii. June IH. Th prn
poned liealy with .Miiiruaiiii. urani
um the Tinted Htalex Interufeun -lull
and liavul Pane iiilireitMiiina fur a
it.tiii'i.iiiui pay ment, uml tiroponinK
the i-xienninn nf u prnlei-tiirnle nver
lllli I I. pill, In , Waa u an 111 lllm-llwil t
ilny ' Ihe netiule forelan relatmni.
i omiiiiiii e. hei-relury Itryan and
I'harle A. liniiKlann, intuitu. y fur the
Miariiitiian Kovtrnmeiil, further ex
plained Ihe li-rum nf the treaty an I
annwereil ipienl loiia.
A nharp Hie of iiiealliina wax ill
rivled ill lloUKlunn tu llevelup wheth
er the lualii purpnn nf the pari wax
In euiiliniie the priweiit NlrnruKuan
Miivernmenl in power und to ahnw
w hether there waa any rt lutiun be
Iween that Rnverniiienl and Amerl-i-u
n hn nk era.
Mr. I'miKlnna explained that th
people NlruiaK'ia dealre.l the ratl
II, ..t on ,,f a treaty w ith nin h a KUar
aiiiy in pievf't lurther revuitiliun
and imtabli-ih n perm.-iu.'ni and nlahle
government. He nifried that II would
lend tu preMi-rv in pnwer. fnr th
present nl leant, the inlmlnlntrntinti
llnW 111 nltire.
Senatnr Smith nf Mli-hiKitn lirnUKht
nit that Tit per ii nt iif the atiH-k "
IJie n arauuiin nilllo.nl had been
Iioiil-Iu bv Ameilinn tiaiikera 1"i
ll iiii". a, and that the other 4 per
rent h.nl been hypol hei-iilvd for a
like ntim
The committee did not romplete ltn
examination Mr. Imuul.mn and Mr
lltviii will ritiit'ii Monday tu Kivr
luithir trrl ny.
IjHIiI llilli-a. ;iMiimmeutn.
W mhiiiKlnii, June I v I'n nlilent
V ilv.,11 toiiav noiuiti.-ited Hi nrv tler
li'n of KillniKn. Monl , to be nurviv ir
i- i-i.it nf Montana, and Kramiit II
S. III. I 't of Clenw I SpritlKn tn III
ll" iMi-r "f pul, In' lllnnt yn ill lip-u-VI
I Spl lllllil, I 'olo.
Itt iiU-n .laiiief ilillrnlloii l!iii.
Wanhlliirloii. June 1 X. I'lenulent
Wilpon fl.-ui.-d toilay Hull Japan had
exprenned a dealre that her I alitor-
uia alii-ti land law piote-it be null-mitti-il
I, i in Inflation. He wild n
MtiKi-MiioM of niiv kind of niu h a rhur
ai-li r h-i'l roiiie .i hint.
TURKS DECLARE A
STATE OF SIEGE ON
THE DARDANELLES
(My l.eneil Wire lo t'.teiilnc Herald 1
1. nil, nl. June v An ex h inue tel
euia,h ili-ipal.-h from t'onntatilinoi-le
toil. iv nnvn a at, ite ,if nleiie ban he -n
pro, tanned l.y Ilie Taikii-h iio i rn
tin in in S nvin.i in A-ia M.nor ami
aloiiK Hie I i.i i ila n. 1 1. . in ,.r,l.r lo out
a ntop to the emi:i.iiton or lir.-ek !
nleiiis In Tin key.
DECLARES STEERING GEAR OF
THE EMPRESS IS DISABLED
(Ity U-ant'il Wire) tu K.venlnf Herald
ijilelie.-, June IK -I'. S ll.ln.lil. nf
i iilllincl fnr the l.W Hern of the i-o lli-r
Stor-ta.l, wliP h rammed uml n.tuk
lln- Klnprin of ll.lilnl III the SI
I .a w renin river With Ihe loi-n of mule
lllali il fhounaml liven, today nt.ufli-d
Ihe i-ominihMon w hh h in invent u-nt mi;
the ilinanler Willi u nt.il. tnenl thit
word had reiirhed him on the mailt
of the ilinaltr the ne,-rihir aear o
Ihe Kmir.-'n wan din.ihled. He had
be. -ii no informi d, tie aaid, by one
f.olway. of Hn- Kmpri-n. utaiul lo
ih part lor KiikI-iiiiI.
l.nrd Mi r.-y, i halrmau nf Ih court
nf liuiuiiy, iiiiinediutelv took it hand
tu Ihe prm t eduign mid ll wax aaid
that Uiilwny would be called aa u
wiinena thin uf t.-rnonii. tlolwav wua
on Ihe l.rnlx.. at the Hm nf the in cident
and, '! nl ilnm In Halnbl
nlaiemenl, aaid Ihe lilnpl t-no alrt-r-
J nm ma I w.i Jammed.
inns
OURd is
GLOOi
Insistance of Huerta Dele'-ates
Upon a Huerta Man for
President's Job Likely to
Bring Negotiations to End.
ONE MORE EFFORT FOR
AGREEMENT TOMORROW
Prompt Reply sent to Rabassa'g
Note Declaring Firm Con
viction that Constitutional
i&t Must be Chosen.
(Ily Invxaed Wlro lo lfML1
WanliuiKlnn, Junn l. While d-.
niinintrutlun nllliliila aaid today they
atill had hoiea for a aueceaatul out
rom of niedlutiun at Niagara Fail.
Ilicy wer limr doubtful than they
had been at uny time alnc th con-ferem-e
beifr.n.
nil. lain i lone to tha prexldent ffl
that S.-tmr K.ihiiau'a ptilillnhed note nf
yenli-iday dim I oned anew that Ih
Mexli-un ;eleHlea are ronaiatentiy
laddihtf out fur a lluerlii adherent for
the prnvilnnal pifaldenry. l'rldtit
W 1 1 o n la eviinly di-leimlned In hi
view thai unlena a man approved oy
the tuiiKtlluilniiuliata la ehonen. lha
new prnv lntonal auvertiiiient will b tn
lioiiblu from th ouiitet.
While lluun ulflrlala aaid that whan
the reply nf Ihe Amerli'un Ueata
to Seimr Itiiboaau'a note waa -lUbliah-d,
It would b a aullli lent rxplaua-
Hin fur the ut'.i'.ud. ot th I'nitad
Stuta.
MNlklVli 1U .MDTIVP.
IX MKIH ATIO NTATTMENT
Nlanara Knlla, lint., June Hi Tha
aiiMWt-r nf th I'nltt-d Hlulea to tha
Htiitement nf the Mexlenn ileleaatea tu
th peac euiiferrnrn that Itialatanra
on a t-onatitutlunuliat for pruvlalonal
pii-Nlilent would hn "taiiUninunl In
alien i nif and even xaotlna fraud and
violent- at th alectiona," waa tiein
prepared today by Junta Ijimar and
wan experled to l' mil lie pulillr be
fore tilKht.
AlthuiiKh tha American delegate
wi-m not ofTi-iuled nl Ih puhlii atl nt
o the Mexli-an nlaleini III. there wua
i nmilderahle npei'lllal loll UI tu th III"
live for makliiK it pulilli- ut tllix Hill.
The aliileiiii-nl whlih waa lanued Uy
Mr. i tali. ma an a piiraphmne ot a
memiuundum alven to Ihe Ainerieall
ili-leiialea liial Krldiiy.
It wan made known that the AmerN
inn deleyutiun Hiiaweied aimoat irn
mediiitely the meiiinruiuluiii rerelved
fimii Mr. Haliano. The rraponanj
waa i-oiinidered by th Amerii-nli
delevalek ax ull ai!e.UKtH ilelenae
of the pimltlon they had unnllliied to
ward the entublialimint of a new pr-i-vininiiul
kov. rnment. II ia aaid to d
rlnie (hut Hie Mexlenn Ut-lenatlon hd
mil taken Into i olmldi-ratlon Ihe lo t
thai Hi l lilli-d Slutex had no candi
date for permanent prenldent of M
Ii o and that under no eireuniatani ra
wnulil the American itnvernineni b u
pin IV tu uny inrluenra In th elertlolia
In any rouniry. Ila preference fur ,
i -mint It ill iiiuiiltnt for prnv Inlonal pn-ri-dent
waa wholly owlnir to the eun-.u -Hon
that ii man from that party munt
l-e taken In order lo Innilre th du
al mametit of all fin t loin that other win
would men. n e th new Mexl- un Itnv -
rnment if n man hut .il mt.ictory to
he ronttiiiiilonullni would b I'l-Mull.-il
in pl u-0 nf Huerta.
The piinilinn of th American fnV-i-tiiiii'iit
la that an uxreemi-nt between
v 'n pi .1 in Kendall nf Ih Knipraa.
c.illi d to I h aland, lepmliuted IJol
w.iy'a alnry, aa did I lii.-f Kiiaineer
r.tiiipMon.
I'upluin WaUh, murinn kuperin-It-ndeiit
of th i'allndian 1'aclftc rail
road, iiwnera of the Kmprva, denied
uny altempia hud been made to get
linlwny uiu if the country.
When th healing wua repumed
after lunclienn recrna, Jiuiie Kran
i ln liolway, whoae ui'i unulioi.n Haiaht
had i luted, look the aland, lie aaid
that he had made certain claim
about th nleering (ear nf lha Kite
pr.-na to llaiuhl at the suxgenllon of
Ihe repreaeiiiutiv if 11 auilora' and
llremen'a union w hone name ha did
not know. He contended that tha
Kinpnnn nheered around In oppoal
tioil to her helm when coming Ui
the Ki 1-un.rem and whiU un her
iuat trip went ward.