PRESIDENT WILSON'S ULTIMATUM.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1900, 7 November 1913, Page 7

PRESIDENT WILSON'S ULTIMATUM.

NO FURTHER TEMPORISING WITH HUERTA. .

WARSHIPS ASSEMBLING.

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(Rep. November G, G. 50 p.m.)

rn TT Washington, November 6. The United State? warships Rhode Island, \ lrginia, Nebraska, and New Jorsey havo arrived at Vera Cm and are anchoring outside the breakwater. , Uuerta lias given no sign whether he intends to answer President Wilson's cflmmunreation.

iho new Nota urges Buorfca to avoid troublo if possible, the United States being anxious, for the welfare of Mexico, to preserve peace. Ho must immediately abandon power. Hie United States will Rot tolerate any further temporising on Ins part.

Borlin, November 6. The German Press generally is hostile to the United States' policy in Mexico. The "Tageblatt" s&ya that all the great commercial Powers would Buffer from a Mexican war. Tito "Kreua Zeitimg" things that President Huerta is. aware of the United States' military weakness, and that President Wilson's ultimatum is merely another threat. (Rec. November 7, 1.15 a.m.) Washington, November 6. The United States Government lias not yet received Huorta's reply to President Wilson's Note. (Press Association.) BRITISH AMBASSADOR'S HEALTH. (Ree, November 6, 10.35 p.m.) Boston, November 6. The health of Sir Charles Spring Rice .(British Ambassador at Washington) is improving. He is now ablo to return to Washington, where, it is understood, ho will immediately take- ujj the Mexican question in consultation with Mr. Bryaa (United States Secretary of State). FLEEING FBOM THE WHATII OF HUERTA. (Rec. November 0, 11.35 p,m,)' Havana, November G. Manuel Calero, one of the ex-candi* elates for tho Mexican Presidency, has! arrived here. It is believed that iie has : fled from Mexico, l«it he declares that: lie mferely intends to visit the United States. JEe announces that ho has retired from politics. Senator Dominguoz, also a refugee, says that liis brother attacked Hiierta in tho Senate during a and afterwards mysteriously disappeared. Doimngues alleges that Huerta instigated his death.

tJNTEED STATES TROOPS MUS-

TERING. San Francisco, November 5. _ It is reported that tho United States 15 massing troops on th# Mexican border.