, 1913-02-22


Public Square, before great crowds.
Messrs Alden aud Company, rubber mer-
chants of Boston, Massachusetts,, and with
branches in New York, London, Liverpool
and Para, have made an assignment, being
unable to meet drafts for rubber arriving
valued at 100000 dollars. They were re-
garded as among the oldest and strongest of
American firms.
Advices from Mevico City state that Gene
raj Huerta assured President Madero he
would not harm the parOled Ministers over
night, but next morning the President and
Gustavo Maoero were transferred to the
Arsenal, and shortly after their arrival GINS
tavo Madero was subjected to fugitive law,
that is, he was allowed to run under fire
from his guards and fell dead while fleeing.
He was regarded as more dangerous and
obnoxious than his brother Francisco. Gene
rails Diaz andHuerta met at the United States
Embassy and arranged an agreement that
the rebels should be unlisturbed at the Ar
senal for some days. The Senate has accept
ed President Madero's resignation, and both
Generals Huerta and Diaz are mentioned as
his possible successor.
St. Lucia, 20th.-H. NJ. S. Cumberland
left for Trinidad'6 a. IA
SPECIAL.
London, Febry 20th.-Mr. Lloyd Georges
weekend cottage ut Watonheath has been
wrecked by bombs, doubtless the work Of
suffragettes.
New York, Feb 2O.-Advices from Mexi-
60 City state that ex-Preeident Francisco
Madero is en- route to Vera Cruz and will be
exiled aboard the first steamer leaving that
port
At a special secret session Congress elected
General Huerta as provisional President. He
promptly took the oath, with the assent of
General Felix Dlaz.
Trinidad, 1Sth-Match drawn, M.C.C. having
made 313 for 8 wickets when stumps were
drawn, Burton IS, Ref 6, Fuirbairn 80, Doll
IA, A. F. Somerset 5, S. Smith ga, Dobaon
IS not out, A. G. Somerset 2 not out, extras
"a.
Trinidad, 20th-The following will repre-
sent the West Indies iii the Test Match
against the NJ c.. G. beginning to-day ut
11.3O a.. H.. C. A. Browne, W. Gibbs, H.. w.
Ince (~Barbados) r. Ollivterre (St. Yincent)
Constantine, Rogers, John, Cumberbatch,
Small, Betancourt and Degannes ~(Trinidad).
A Cipriani cannot play owing to o sprained
ankle. Following was bowling analysis yes
terday for eight wickets: john three Tor
sixty eight, Rogers three for eighty two,
Cumberbatch one for twenty one, PASCAL
naught for forty two, Small naught for fifty
three, Constantine naught for nine, Degan-
nes naught for eleven, Betancourt naught
for one.
Cipriani is able to play and is Captain of
the West Indian team, Degannes stands out.
At noon the English Captain having won the
toss sent in Humphreys and Burton to the
bowling of Ollivierre and Rogers, and at 1.3O
D.. m. the score was 81 for2 wickets, Burton Is,
Humphreys 46, Fairbairn 81, not out, extras 2.
Copenhagen, Feb. .1st-The King and
Queen have returned from Christiania, and
will leave for Berlin on the oath.
The Ministry for Defence has appointed
committees for the training of petty officers
of the army and navy and the reform of the
Military Penal Law.
The death has occurred Of Kammerherre,
Count Adam Moltke.
Doctor Aage Frils has been designated
Professor of History, vice the late Professor
Frederick.
The Upper Court has sentenced Beresford
Bastic to three, instead of two years impris-
onment.
The ssSt. Croix'' arrived at N~orresundby
yesterday, and is expected here tomorrow,
London, Feb. 21st Major Nc. Calmont
has been elected Member of Parliament for
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