, 1913-02-22

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execution of the memorial by Captain SCOTS
wife, saying her capacity is adequate.
The weekend cottage, reported yesterday
to have been wrecked by bombs, was not
owned by Mr.. Lloyd George, the papers
conveying the property to him not having
been signed, but the owner, MI. Riddell, Il
newspaper proprietor, had given him an
option on it. Two homemade bombs were
used, and one blew the other out of the
house, which was destroyed, the damage be-
ing six hundred pounds. Many hatpins and
hairpins were found near@ the house.
Mrs. Pankhurst. in q speech referring to
the incident said: Il personally accept the
responsibility, and it is not necessary to find
the actual perpetrators. Ii L am sentenced
to penal servitude, l will prove that it can
not last long. I will starve, and if they feed
me forcibly, that cannot last long, and if [
die, hundreds will take my place. Anyhow,
they will not govern me against my will.
Other suffragettes spoke in a similar strain.
Suffragettes have burned q refreshment pa
vilion in Kew Gardens.
1t is reported that Russia will arbitrate
the differences between Bulgaria and Rou-
mania.
One report from the seat of war says that
the better { ? bitter) weather prevents activity
by both the Allies and the Turkish forces, while
another report says that each side sustained
casualties numbering $500 in q three day
battle at Bulair, in the Gallipoli Peninsula.
New York, Feb. 21st-Mr. Myths, follow
ing his release upon a decision of the Court
resembling that in ex-Presldent Castro's
case, has reiterated his libel on the King,
and declared that when he has earned suttl-
cient money in the United States, he will
return to London and start a newspaper IN
support of q social republic.
The assignment of Messrs. Alden & Com
pany does not include their London and
Para branches.
Advices from Mexico City state that ex-
President Madero's family were aboard a spe-
cial train awaiting him, following the accept
ance of his resignation, but instead came
word that his departure had been forbidden
upon q charge of having murdered Colonel
Riveroll when that officer arrested him.
Senior Lascurain, Minister for Foreign
Affairs, was first elected President, where
upon he appointed General Huerta as For
eIgn Minister, and then resigned within half
an hour. General Huerta's election then
followed. The constitutional forms were
thus observed, Senior Lascurain having be
come President upon President Madero's
resignation.
General Huerta has declared that Presi-
dent Madero twice attempted his life by
poison and shooting, and that he has also
found q list of twenty tive prominent per
sonages who had been prescribed, and were
awaiting death. This increases the expec-
;tation of other executions. Senior Basso,
Superintendent of the National Palace, has
already been executed. General Huerta
has appointed q Cabinet, including Senior
Delabarra, ex-Minister to Washington, as
Minister for Foreign Affairs, and will con
tinue his cooperation with General Hiaz.
The Supreme Court having ratified the
forms Of change in the administration It's
recognition by other Governments is expect
ed.
Washington advices state that the Uni
ted States continues it's policy of prepare
lion and watchfulEess, and that the DANA
ges to American property are estimated at
seven million dollars.
Trinidad, 20th-At the tea interval the
NJ. c.. G. score was 1872 for 9 wickets. Fair
BARN 81, Relf 7. Dobson 0, Sydney Smith 0,
Wilmington 6, Jacques 0, Decker 25, Doll
40 not out, Somerset 5 not out, extras 2.
Trinidad, 20th-M. G. G. innings closed at
five p. IN. for 2O2 runs, Doll 81, Somerset IL
not out, extras 7. Bowling analysis: Oil
. r e., go Do~nvo I Gov Ak G;ll>c ,