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It is know that tho mediators have
great faith" iii the broad patriotism of
the Mexican delegates and feel that
while they come nominally as repre-
Ladies ready to “9“" hats at one sentatives of the provisiénul president,
half price at Jacobys. {they have at heart the interest of the
‘Mexicaa'people as a whole and will be
amenable to proposals which will in-
sale for their country. a stable govern
inellt.
The mediators declined. however, to
make any comment as to the method
of agreement which they think finally
{will be reached.
""" i The big conference room, with its
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h Couneclticut River shad :0“! in!“ two cute -rooms ill the hotel here, is all
ard crals and all kinds of rein s 1‘ nearly for the work to begin
will be found at Cutbili' s
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'Special sale of dress goods at Tris-
trani & Hyatt’s. Particulars iii the
adv,
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Tiiamer tells you why all his cus
Utpmers say ‘Reliabie" walls they
Speak of hiln.
A large number of Americans Calla-
dlull and foreign correspondents be-
The Ladies“ Aid Society of the First gall flocking m today, prepared to
.. M 1“ Chum“ w'“ meet for sewing 1“ transmit to all parts of the world over
the chuich tommrou afternoon at too about fifty especially installed tele-
O’CIOCk- graph ulres the news of the confer-
W‘W‘". slice proceedings
1 The N0""“”‘ ”mime ”0““ i“ “G The hotel also began to an up with
, .‘vertising a special for this “99k on visitors botll from the United States
couch hammocks P1 ice will be found and drawn here by a desire to be near
1“ the advertisement. l'ille scene of what they believe will be
history making negotiations. I
The arrival here today of personal
representatives of the Duke of Con~
naught, GovernoriGe‘ueral of Canada,
to welcome the members of the confer
ence to Canadian soil, was awaited
with interest.
' The dedication committee of Horus
’ Tribe. No. 26. l. O. R. 111., will talk up:
Itho final details at the meeting to be
held this evening.
The gathering of the social club or
B. C, mullsbury Lodge, which was to.
have been held tomorrow evening. has '
been postponed on account of the ill
nose oi Mrs. Wil'iiam Plait. ‘-
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lat"...—
-day was called to the fact that there
I-«stauds outlie1Cana 11 side within a
short distance of 1.! hotel a chapel
lwhich bears the 1111116 the "Shrine of
Peace " They consider this a good
omen. ".1;
Hot Skirmish" It Saltllio.
named c1r1.Miy 19 “General
Biauquet, Minister of War, said today
At the dedication ceremonies attend. that no general engugoment has yet
out upon the installation of the newibeguu in Snitlllo, So far there have
"bell at the Hungarian Rslorlned' only been hot skirmishes between the
' Cilruch there ,will be a big dinner somei vhiiguhrds The govgrnment ls rush
I‘ undoy during June Plans are being lng war material and soldiers into Sal-
.IIlIIllIide for the affair. which Will be 0f tiilo. General 01ers; with 3,000 men.
@1111 elaborate nature. arrived today in Saitillo, having left
---—---— San Luis Potosi two days before. The
, A still alarm this morning called out forces of General 29“”, which had
the Hope Hds‘e company apparatus ‘0 been operating on the San Luis Potosl-
the historical house on West avenue 1'I‘anipi‘go Line. have been concentrated
occupied by Wallace Raymond. There .in 53.; Luis 1201031
has no fire but the firemen found the! General Emilio Camps arrived last
house full of smoke which came from l niglit,\trom 1811111110 and reported all
a new tire just started. well there.
«~— ‘ The resignation of Jose Maria Lo-
.zano, Minister of Coismunlcations and
Public Works, has caused much specu-
lotion in political circles. it come un-
expectediy, but is sold to have no
great political significance. .
The 'iiltnistiiiiH of interior Visited m
"-e'. ,A' . 5‘ ‘
. Ji‘he police were apprised of the‘lfaict
”that boys Were playing ball in ieii'ry
street with a steel sphere and Ot‘liccii
Lockwood was sent down to warn
thorn away'yesterday afternoon. ‘
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A meeting of the governing board
of the Jefferson Club of Norwalk will
‘ be hold some time this week at which
plans for a banquet to ”be held at
Dorlous Point in June will be dis-
cussed and preliminary arrangements
started. It the intentions of the board who yesterday and insulted Willi“
do not go amiss, there will be an ox‘r the name it the president, for his ser-
client list of speakers. . ‘ I vices. ‘
» 4 ‘ no train Odmfirfliom flow Luis Potosi
William McKinley Comp, . 1N0. 9,.last night bail " brought no Ameri-
' United Spanish War Veterans, of Non-i cons is will disappointment. as
walk, has adopted resolutions thank Iit was sorbet
‘ \Reprcsentstive Jeremiah Donovan vlcoconsul at Soitlilo. obn 11.151111
10111.; interest dud {111111011 oi the pew mall. would be oboe. d .
ion bill prayiding for the widows and Archbishop Drive; from Mexico City.
entities or soldiers who served in the; VERA CRUZH Mexico, May 19“
1111111 American War. A cdpy or Arcbblalio Moray d“ his was driven
olutions wordiforwdrded to M i p
Ha'iis- '
, is. according to interdiction
diei'o today "l'he archbishop.
‘ oil at auditorium, Weddell»
n a 1111th had [OblilllillniddI on rein tilt. pope.
The attention of the mediators 1.0-:
cd that the American
r. out of Mexico City by Provisioncll’roav
'1 would not be surprised to receive}
new at any minute news 011 an upris-'
lug against Huerta. of whom the poo-i
pie and teh army are determined to'
rid themselves. l'did not want to be‘
in MexicoCity lwliou thigoccurred.“
Twicearrested and hustled through.
the streets by American soldiers and.
hissed and threatened by his country-
men, Urrutia was forced to fact) Yes-
terday some of the indignities to which
be subjected others while he was high
ill power at the capital. He expects
to sail for Europe at the first oppor»
tunity. ,
In support of the sentiments of thei
crowd which stood before his hotel and
shouted: “Let us witness that Amer:
ican justice be done." General IFu‘n‘
ston has been asked to order U‘rrutiaf s
detention until such time as they have
elected a new government and onewi
Judiciary before whom charges against“
the minister can be filed for allegedJ
crimes perpetrated, as is alleged, while~
he was Minister of the interior.
There appears little likelihood that
Urrntia will he held. -At one time'iien.
eral 'Ii‘unston did tell him to leave as,
soon as possible, but. 1c1enting. ’sentlI
word to him he might remain in Vera
Cruz temporarily.
Urrutia professed at first that liisI
‘ggIoniy desires/as to remain here under'
protectionofthe Americans, that be'
had no object in going to Europe, and
that to remain at the capital was to
face the anger of Huerta. Before
night, however. he had decided that
ho Would not stay.
After he had been taken: to a hotel
from the police station. where he was
detained after his arrival. Urrutia
crossed the street with his wifetIond .
eight children to lunch at a cafe. Ani-
erican soldiers accompanied him.
While some of them'stood in the din.
ing room near his table. others were
preventing the intrusion of angry 11a-
tivcs. who muttered threats and open-
ly denounced him.
Antonio llivioro do is Tori”, editor
of El Dictamon, who was the leader
of a demonstration against Dr. Urru
tie. is still held at police headquarters.
charged with disturbing the peace. He
has bedtime a popuiar hero.
The Urrntla Incident has s'éi'ied to i
demonstrate in a striking manner the
widespread anti‘liuerta sentiment in .
Vera Cruil. Most fugitives fromthe
capital are welcomed by the residents
of .Vera Cruz, but they found it ditll-
cuit to separate Urrutia from the
lHuerta regime notwithstanding the
public dropping "of the man by the pro
visional president. .
“Why. it would appear that they
think i am still working ioi' Huerta,
said the fugitiVe. as he paced 11p and
down his room in front of his wide. »
whose eyes were red with weeping
“They, refused to believe that i too,‘
ion in also of my life from all» .
1111111. 591119. at them think i am down
here on some sort of secret mission
for Huerta and others that I am here
connivtng at some plot or other with
the rebels.
r"! “sure you that I am doing noun.
1 am trying to set any from
scenes and situations that have grown
hateful to me and which are blotting
the record of m'y' country. '_ 1
' "Not since the tenth oil September
have i had anything to do with the
government, and only once in all an:
time have I soon tailoring“
WM 1111‘ than... means... at Hadrian's not»
lost. human to the health of Huerta.
{in all the; modern is
«apartment to have Dr. Urrutiu hold un~ ation as be viewed it,
Icgod crimes.
added that he would keep him undei
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be afrorded refuge 913 Mid cruiser opening tomorrow who next big"
l'lairie llllllipithe Yplrauso sails. . scene in the Mexican crisis. President
Seieral r-esldents of Vera Criiz‘hdve Wilson, it was knoWn, was hopeful Shop I
folwarded to the Constitutionalist jam that mediation will reach a successful at Mintz'c ‘
up at Washington. a petition that it 'conclusion. He had outlined to mem- 701‘
use its [influence with the State 011- bars of the mlggion the Mexican sltu- IBa using.
emphasizing
til there is an opportunity to prefer that it was the task of the United
charges against him for his‘many ui- States unselfishly to attempt to help
illiexico to not up a government that
would attract world recognition based
on capacity to maintain domestic
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Urrutla Under Arrest
. 'ilrigadicr' '(lenoral Funston, ill a re-
port to the War Department today,
confirmed the stories of the arrest of
Dr. Aureilano Urrutia upon his arrival
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guardsllntil' in) £633 “boar in!” ship peace and to meet international du-
ties.
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5 "em R '2 He.told the delegates tl t i
1 c Milt-ho. ,1on Centre. . 1 1 in 1, 1e
22,1211Wartd‘setfdiiy oifltiiliieiiinaglninis- i American government would regard
the definite settlement of Mexico's
problems as necessary as to the with
drawal of American military forces
from Vera Cruz. Instructions to meni-
bers of the missions were not speci-
fic. The elimination of the lHuerta
administration and the creation of a
government that could guarantee lili-
trammeied elections, a solution of till:
land problem and other disscnslin.‘
that have led“ all internal .“itliie 01
neally four years, he 1c. tm atcd, wele
necessal y. (‘omprehonm 1 c settlcm. 111
the president believes. must be based
on consideration of Zapata dud Caron
za lac-tors, besides public interests in
territory still controlled by Huerta.
Continued report that Huerta was
ready to unit if that became absolute-
ly necessary 11113 considered a plum
lsing circumstance on the e19 of the
negotiations. The Federal delegates
it is declared. now understand that the
horizon of mediation has been broad-
cued beyon‘H differences between Huer-
ta and‘the United States, until it cov-
ers the task of pncification of all Mexi-
co. Willie they are said to be pre-
pared to recommend retirement of
iliuerta‘, yet it is believed they will in-
sist upon a specific understanding
over the form of government to be e53
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Eugene Emmet
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JOE FONDELLIER
Wizard of the Accordeon.
“ugh
In the 1133113111119 lovefimoiiiog
days one pair of bright eyes is.
illumination enough. But in the
prosaic afterward, when comes
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FRANK EAGEN“ &. HAZEL DEMAR
Up to the Minute Dance and Comedy
Diversions.
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The Twentieth Century Voudeviiliun.
:31? N affine: ‘“ "“7 “"9 Itablished thereafter. .
h“! nionstrato mm“ 11 “Extra Mded Attraction" Where the Constitutionalists. now
. . 7° ' \\ orld's midst Cyclist Ilsweeping southward. ultimately would
"stand on proposals for mediation re-
BUD SNYDER
and ills Comedy assisstant “BOOTS"
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mun‘ted Elecmc mains to be determined. Hope was
not lacking that finally they might
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WONG Spring up. and the struggle
would continue." Other Constitution
allst oiiicials, reading ilitilllations that
the Huerta delegates would not object
to some men iii the northern faction
as candidates 1’01 the piovisional pres-
idency. pointed cilt that the leaders
had agreed on Carranza for that post,
and that he would not be allowed‘to
decline it without the approval of his
chleftains.
Several officials were at the station
to bid the American commissioners
good bye and wish them success. in
their mission. Their private car was
attached to the regular Lehigh Valley
train due at Niagara Falls about mido
night. With them is their staff of docs
retaries and stenographers and several
press representatives.
Before leaving the commissioners
completed arrangements to keep in
close touch with the White lliouse and
State Department on the various stages
of development at the conference.
They declined, however. to discuss
their mission or instructions they had
received from President Wilson.
Minister Suarez, of Chile. one of the
mediators, left for Niagara Falls dur~
ing the morning.
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saw the automobile accident in which
Mrs. Florence Johnson, in company
with if S Crowell, both of this city.
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agree to take part in the negotiations. was killed While Walking along the
it was predicted today that when the street car tracks in Fairfield Sunday
plans of the South American envoys night by an automobile driven by .
are formulated they will be submitted Radcliffe E. Sproit, of this city, were
u;1;-;u:I;I‘-;‘;I ;-:¢;s:-:I:‘;n;a I.I:I,-.u
cans ill touch with Zapata.
l1 hile that pinion of the questions re-
mains to be worg‘dd out, yet it is prob-
able that if developments warrant,
both the United States and the South
American diplomats will make over-
: tures to the northern faction.
Suggestions of compromise by which
‘ Huerta would retire in favor of a neu~
tral executive and cabinet have not, so
. far, excited much response among Con~
stitutionalist representatives. Carran-
za‘s officials at Juarez were quoted to-
day as asserting that their plans con-
templated not dilly 'the elimination of
IHuerta. but also of his party.
Rafael Musqulz, the northern lead.
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would not entirely eliminate the Clem
tiflcos from politics simply would mean
another revolution; another Huerta
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As stated in yesterday's Sentinel,
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the automobile accident. They as-
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