Show FELIX Lix DIAl DIAZ IS f LIKELY TO GO CO GOt i t 1 i TOE TO EUROPE L No O Place of Safety for Him Himon on the Soil of Old Mexico VERA YERA CRUZ Oct 29 Mexico AS ns represented by her hr authorities here hero is chuckling over tho the Diaz incident Diaz is res resting resting- tin Jt contentedly aboard the American warship Lou Louisiana siana and aDd Rear Hear Admiral Fletcher is wondering just what disposition Washington will ask him to tomake tomako mako of his self invited guest A long rest has red sered to restore General Diaz's nerves which seemed scorned to have hae been badly shattered by tho the developments or anticipated ed developments develop clop ments since ho bo arrived arrive in Mexico lIe Ho explained that he he had consented to lako tako refuge in tho the consulate consulato and then theu aboard a warship after deciding that I this If was was the tho last extremity to pro pro- servo my life lifo He Mo added that ho had tad no plans pans except ex cx to avoid being set ashore in Mex ico ice It was probable he said that he be would establish a a. residence in Europe although he thou thought ht he might spend spend spena t some soma tune time in Havana On his own testimony testimony tes tos he would not bo be welcome in the tho camps camp of the rebels and andl his presence I there pr probably would mean his death General Diaz Dma finds himself in a a. more awkward predicament than most of refugees as there is no quarter of tho the republic in n which he h considers himself safe His wife still Is ix in hi Vora Vera Cruz and was no less Jess apprehensive to to his safety than he himself She expressed her delight that her hor husband was safe aboard an nn Amer American warship The Tho Vera Cruz papers give much prominence to tho the escape of Diaz Din attributing attributing at at- his position to undue participation pation in recent events Tho The military authorities here hero have ha reported to the capital but have havo received no instruct relative 0 to tho the case |