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MOUNT POCONo.
CITATIONS.

HALL, GEORGE HENRY-THE PEOPLE
Of the state 81 New York. by tho grace
roe Hall. George Byron Hall. Angela sharpe.
Abbio crowcll. Barrett II. Hall. Tradne
Mara HIS. susan clara ms. Grace Ella
Fletcher. Mary Darling Hills. Fannie. \.
Bickford Ansie Della Martin. william Per
10y Han. George Henry Han, Ruth 4. Hall.
Georgia Maria Auld. katherine Hiss. Ada
Bong, Herbert ". Pickett. Granville Gar
land. Ida Augusta Lyford. Hattie Andrews
Eliza \. Bradford. Ella f. Murray Ella
sheldon. Anna Forsholm, Ira W. Coburn,
Henrietta VI. Dickinson. Forrest toburn
Martin Van Buren, Coburu Charles Edward
Gpburn. James Edwin Coburn, susan Jane
Benton Quimhv, Eleanor Davis Daw. Edwin
carlton. Adelaide Guild. hdeline Lewis
Frank g. CobJrn. Lillian Chase. Gridley r.
'oburn. Carrie \, Richardson Amt. e.
Richardson. charles Augustine White. Isabel
FLANDERS. Edith Lastcr Natalie Hartman
Pearl stevens, Paul r. Bcau. Carl ". Cove
bessy McDonough' ana to al persons othcr
than those above named, who are heirs At
law or next OF kin ~ George Henry Hall
deceased. or executors or administrators or
logatsos or devisces or tho husband or wife
or heirs AZ law or next OF kin Of deceased
heirs at law or next of kin Of George Henry
Hal. decreased, whose names aud places Of
residence are unknown and cannot after
diligcnt inquiry he ascertslned by petitioner;
being the heirs At law and next Of kin OF
said George Henry Han, deceased, and rep
resentatNes ~ dcceased heirs and next Of
Kin. send greeting:
whereas. Union Trust Company Of New
York. has lately applied TO the SurroEate-
court Of our County OF New York. to have
n certain instrument In writing bearing
date the twcuty-siXth day OF February. 1900
relating 10 both real and personal property
duly proved az the last viii and testament
Of George Henry Han. late OF the County
Of New York deceased. therefore. YOU and
each Of YOU are cited 10 appear before the
Surrogate Of our County OF New York at
hts office la the County OF New York. on
the tith day Of August, one thousand nins
hundred and thirteen AZ hslf-past ten
o'clock In the forenoon ~ that DAY. then
said last will and testament.
And such Of YOU az are hereby cited as
are under the age of tventy-one wears. are
required 10 appear BY your guardian, II YOU
have one. or N YOU have none, TO appear
and apply for one TO he appointed or IN
the event Of YOUR neglect or failure to do
So a guardian wiz be appointed nv the
Surrogate to represent and act for you In
tho proceeding
In testimony whereof. We have caused the
seal OF the Surrogatcs' Court OF the said
County Of New York 20 be hereunto aflXed.
Witness. Hon John r. Cohalan, a Surro-
gate of our said County OF New York. at
said county. tho 18Th day Of June In the
year ~ our Lord one thousand nine hum
dred md thirteen.
(seal1 DANIEL !. DOwDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court.
MILLER. KING. LANE & TRAFFORD. At
torneys for Petitioner. 20 Broadway Ror-
ough OF Manhattan, Kew York city
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COUNT. COUNTY or NEW
York.-Matthias Nicoll sole surviving
trustee. &c, Of Robert Willets, deceased ed
ward II. Nicoll Trust). and others, Plaintiffs.
against Edward j. Lynn and others, defend
ants.
In pursuance OF the judgment OF fore
closure and sale, duly made and entered in
the above entitled action. bearing date the
2lst day Of May. 1913. I. the undersigned, the
referee I'm said judgment named, will sell at
public auction. dt the New York Real Estate
Salcsroom, Nos. u and 10 Vesey Street in
tho Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New
York. on the 10Th day Of juno, 1913, at L.
o CLOCK noon on that day, by Joseph j. Day,
AuCti0neer, tho premises directed by SAID
judgment TO be sold. and therein described
follows
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land.
together with the buildings and improve
monts thereon erected, situate. lying and
helms in the Twelfth Ward OF the Borough
Of Manhattan. city. County and state OF New
York bounded and described as follows, VIZ
BEGINNING at point on the northcrly sac
Of one Hundred and Twentieth street dis
tsnt one hundred and cighty-seven feet ana
six inches westerly from tho northweStcriN
corner OF one Hundred and twentieth SUect
and first Avenue. and running thence north
erly. parallel with First Avenue and part or
tho way through party wall, one hundred
fect and eleven inches to the centre line OF
the block between ono Hundred and Twcn-
ticfh and one Hundred and Twenty htst
Streets: thence westerly. along said centre
line OF the block. thirtY-sevcn feet and SIX
inches; thence SoutherlN' deh'H pa dll'l "ltn
First Avenue and part OF tho way throuS h
another party wall. one hundred feet and
eleven inches 70 the northerly side OF one
lIunlrcd and Twentieth street. and thence
casJrly. along the northerly side NJ one
Hundred and Twentieth street, thirty seven
feet and six inches 10 the point or place ot
beginning.
Dated New York. MAY 81 1913.
CHARLES \. O'NETT, Referee.
WILSON ~ POWELL Attorney for Plain
tbs No wall street. Borough OF Man
haitian. New FORK city.
Tic following - q diagram or the property
10 h. sold rs described above its street mum
her is 81 East roth street:
12ist Street.
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Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
charge to satisfy which tho above described
property is 10 be sold. is So al6.ll. with ill.,
tercst thereon from tho 18th day OF May.
1918. together with the costs and allowance
amounting 20 S4q7.4l. with interest thereon
from the 2ISt day Of May. 1918, together
with the expenses OF tho sale. The approx
mate amount Of taxes, assessments and other
Icu-. which are 20 be sllowco 80 the pur-
chaser out Of the purchase money or paid
by the referee. is 81 i6S.5S and interest
Dated New York May -, 1918.
CHARLES \. O'NEiL, Referee.
WILSON VI. POWELL. Attornsy for Plain
tins. 40. Wall street. Borough OF Man
haitian. New York city.
The sale In the sbove-entitled action IL
hereby adjourned TO THURSDAY, June eSth,
1913 at the same hour and place
Dated New york June 10Th. 1919.
CHARLES A. O'NEii~ Referee.
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Female.

COOK.-High class, exceptionally neat young
woman; excellent personal references Mrs.
Golfers Agency. 4j7 4th ave, near 3lst ST.
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uotsTER. EDWARD Win pursuance Of an
order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler, a
Surrogate Of the County OF New York. notice
is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Edward ". Moster late OF the
County OF New York, deceased 10 present the
same with vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers
Al their Tlaco OF transacting business Al the
orIcs OF Rounds, Hatch. Dillingham; & Debe-
voice No 81 cedar street, in the Borough OF
Manhattan, CITY OF New York on or before
The 18th day OF october next.
Dated. New York the 3lst day Of March.
1oi2 ROGER W NOIS1ER.
'o''' IL A AffiIGII.n
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GENERAL UOUSEWORK.-Nest willing
Swedish girl: good plain cook. waitress
houScmaid. excellent references. Ostcrbcrg' 3
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sOVEE. CHRISTIAN Mn pursuance OF an
order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler a
Surrogate OF the County OF New York, Notice
is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Christian y. Bovee. late OF the County
Of New York deceased 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof, 10 the subscribers, At
their place OF transactins business, namely. at
the Office 81 Woodford. Boyee q Butcher,
Number 7 Madison Avenue. Borough OF Man
haitian civ OF New York, on or before the
dTst day Of November. 1919. next.
Dated New York, the 9Th dSv OF April, 1918.
HALEY FISkE.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBoOKS.

BANKBoOK No. 55s.725 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. ANY person having
claim TO IL is hereby called upon to present
the Same within ten days or submit to having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued
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COOK.-Strictly first class; niece chamber
maid or kitChonmsid. highest references;
discneaged owing 70 death. Mrs Golfers
Agency, 457 4th ave.
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HOUSEWORk. - Chambermaid, waitress,
cook. neat Colored girl. experienced; OK
cellcut references: city. country. Harlem
Employment Exchange. 2l49 9TH ave. Phone
Pol Harlem.
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porNDs. HATCH. DILLTNGHAM & DEBE-
VOISE Attorneys for Executors. CO Cedar
street, Borough OF Manhattan. New York
city.
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WoODFoRD. BovEE BUTCHER. Attor-
news for Executors, ! Madison Avenue. Man
haitian New York city.
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suRRoGATE,S NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE or Az ORDER or hon.
Robert Ludlow Fowler a Surrogate Of the
County Of New York. notice - hereby gwen 10
all persons having claims against James IS.
Hammond. late % the County OF New YORK,
deceased. 20 present the same with vouchers
thereof 30 the subscribers a. the once Or The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. az its pTin-
oipal place OF trAnsactlng business. No. =
William street. in the Borough az Manhattan.
city Of New YORK. or before the lst day OF
Dated. New YORK the 10th day Of May. 1918.
NEAL u BECKER.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY
CHARLES Z. KELLEY. Attorney Cor Neal D.
Becker. Executors. % Wall street New
GELLER. RoLsroN & HoRAN. Attorneys Tor
The Farmers Loan Trust Co, EKccu-
tors - Exchange Place. New York. \. v.
woODFoRD. STEWART In PURsu-
ance Of an order OF hon Nootl LUDLOW
York. notice is hereby given 10 al persons
having claims against stewart J.. Woodfotd.
10 present tho same. Win vouchers thereof
20 tho subscribers az their place of trans.
acting business namneiyi a. NE ono s,.o o.,
Avenue BoraIEh OF Manhattan, City u
New York on or before the ist day Of Oc-
Daied Sew York. the pa day Of March
1sIg ISAREL n. WOODTORD.
SUSAN G. WOODFORD.
EIecutriceA
wooDForp. BovEE & BUTCHER.
Attorneys for Executives.
1 Madison Avenue.
Manhattan. Ncw York city.
VAN Nance. ELIzA.-IN PURSUANCE
OF an order Of Hon. John p. Cohalau. q
Surrogate OF the county 80 New York, no
tice Is hereby given 90 all persons having
claims against ELIZA VAN NAMEE late Of
the County OF New York deceased, 20 pre-
sent tho same. with vouchers thereof 70 tho
subscribcrs AZ their place ~ transactiug
business at the ONCE NJ Montgomery Pea
body, Wall street Borough Of Manhattan.
New York CITY, on or before the LEI day OF
January, 1914
Dated. Sew YORK. Juno 28rd 1918
CHARLES II. VOORHEES,,
CLARK G. VOORHEES,,
MONTGOMERY 4 PEABODY. Attorneys
for Executors. 80. = Wall street. Dor
ough % Manhattan. New Work. y. Y.
IN PURSUANCE or An ORDER or HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice IS hereby given
10 ali persons having claims against Louise
u Gavin. late Of the County ~ New york.
deceased 70 present the same with voucher
tbercof 10 the subscribers ~ their place OF
transacting business. Al the Office % Shearin1n
G sterling. No 81 Wall street. IN the Borough
OF Manhattan CITY OF New YORK. on or before
The goth day Of November next
Dated New York. the Goth DAY Of May. 1913.
HARRISON l.. GAWTRi,
LEWIS ". GAWTRf,
HOWARD D. COLLINS.
Executors
Sbearman & sterling. attorneys for executors.
bb wall street. New York CITY
~ PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate or tho
Can't, Of New YORK. notice IS hereby given 10
All nersons having claims against william V.
sorsby. late Of the County OF New York de
ceased 10 present the same With vouchers
thereof 20 the subscriber. Al his place Of trans
acting buslness. IT the once OF Walbrdge y.
TAT NO GO Wall Street ia the city Of New
York on or before tn. Gath Gay OF July next.
na,,d New York the 18th day Of January,
AZ 4 LAHEII-
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INSTRUCTION
For Both Sexes-Cit,
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teacher Asency.-
supplieS Professors. Teachers, Tutors sioV-
ernessos etc. TO colleges. schools and Fam
utes Apply 10 Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG-BULION,
% Union Square.
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BERMUDA &WEsrINDIEs

For saIIIngs and rates, etc, apply
THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.
sanderson & Son, Gen. Agts.. a3R State St.
n. V. or Amy Steamship Ticket Agent.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.
,eocIAL SITUATIONS WANTED

80, ,pgER-TYPlsT american. Chris.
:lGNog,ss."ib ieh school education two years years
40 y. nigh class references. MISS
arrNnTt6o trlingtoa ave, Brooklyn.
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CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Largest Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPEIs'
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular; 90
Tel 1892 4e9S Bryant 1877. 439 West 46th ST
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co. Cleans
by compressed air. steam, hand or on n'oI
1868 Broadway. 42i Past 4sth at CUE
BRANDT. Tel. leash.
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[v.g,ve,r,Nc Avn TypEWRITERs
AUCTION SALES.

PTTRSTTGNT TO A CERTAIN AGREEMENT
entered into between John WananskeI.
New York and Moses IT, Tames ] VIII sen
to-day at 10 A. NJ. At 7s4 Broadway Man 20
haitian. Piano Department. one ny ~. 90
Mahogany Piano and stool. No. 97V9'' mae 90
Emerson. as provided by sections 80 anu 90
Of the personal property laws.
MOE FRY. AuctlonceI-
BY VIRTUE or CERTAIN CHATTEL
mortgage 7 will sell to-day at 2 a. NJ; a
80 Convent ave. Manhattan. one FIsnhi,n
Touring Automobile. Factory 40. 1o,o-l, NJ
type. 25.6 ~. =. MOE FRY. AuctloneeI.
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PROPOSALS.

,,O,rTcE--sy1Lp,D PROPOSALS WILL BE
rsceivsd until 2 % m June 90, 1913 A. the
once ~ THE PENNsyLXANIA COMPASS ~
FOR ASSURANCES on LIVES MD GRAZ j
TNC, ANNIITITS. No 5i7 Chestnut street
Pbiladerhia Trustee for the sale TO II OF ~
many Of the PHILADELPHIA, WlbMlNtiION
q BALTIMORE RAILROAD STOCK TRUST
C,FRTIFIC ATES as Ss1 269 20 will purchase.
The offerings az the lowest prices not exceed
ing par costing in the aggregate not more
than the amount stated, VIII be accepted, the
parties offering them advised At once. ana pay
Insnt be made when the certificates are as
Pronossis sbould be endorsed Proposals
for sale OF Philadelphia, Wilmington & ia,
timore stock Trust Certificates and addressed
C. S W. PACKARD. President.
5f7 CHESTNUT ST., Philadelphia.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

81 900 BUYS $4,000 SHARES STOCK OF
new water power scheme. Bor IS, Tribune
Uptown once, 1854 Broadway.
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HOUSEWORKER-E Swedish girl,
good plain cook. laundrcss: willing, oblig-
ing; city, country: three years reference,
So. Johnsons Agency, a East 125th st.
Harlem 55iS
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler, n Surrogate OF the
Countv ~ New York notice IL hereby given 10
AN persons having claims against Leonora Pol
hemus late OF the County Of New York, de
ceased, 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof "a the subscriber at his place OF trans
scting business al the Office Of his attorney.
solomon Hanford st No. IL Wall street, in the
civ OF New York. on or before the third day
Dated New York the Goth day ~ May. 1919.
ALBERT II. MATHEWS. Executor.
Solomon Hsnford' attorney tor executor 10.
York city.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

MOUNTAIN AID LAKE RESORTS" tho
Lackavanna Railroads new Summer Book.
vii help YOU plan your a"ation Free at
Ticket ofices. BRsy. cor Wall st. cor How
ard ct. cor 18th ST. cor 42i ST, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11
Madero, Safe in National Palace, Plans to
Engage Rebels at Daybreak-Mutineers
Delay May Prove Fatal.
FAIL TO FOLLOW SUNDAY COUP
Wild Rumors Heard Every Moment but the Day Passes
Without Any Disturbance After Remarkably
Peaceful Night, Each Party Resting
..... on Its Arms.
on Its Arms.
by Cable 10 The Tribune J

Mexico City. Feb l0-Accordng from govern
plans being made for assault carly tomorrow
on General Diaz, who is in the citadel
were engineering barracks fronting the Park
Poro Daz where the bulk Of the ammunition and munitions OF
war controlled by the government aside from the citadel
collected Probably six hundred loyal regulars
and ruaes small parties marched the city from nearby
wreck here and Touca delayed the
rival with the bulk of M forces from the State
Word received from him that ne would reach the
capital time during the night
the best information obanabe, President Madero
Finance Mado and several other members the
Cabinet still the National Palace despite the that the
President the city, hidden himself the house OF
friends gone to Banquet betaken himself elsewhere in an
cpaon downfall of his administration Access to the Palace
impossible and telephone unanswered but there
snv of his chief quit the Palace since yesterday
II NAV depended upon with reasonable degree OF certainty
Madero unless his undergo radical change VIII not
RESIGN II pressed too will do he has frequently
ncuncedbandon capital and transfer the seat government 10
remote part of the country with such followers he rally to
his support =,
Dsz received callers citadel to-day but refused to dis
w the situation or his government Several telephone
electric light wires to the citadel and efforts made to
M the water and prevent food being conveyed to the garrison
Daz was cool apparently confident as to the result
Tb;s Is the time fail he remarked to the newspaper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11
DF la BARRA URGED TO
ACT AS PEACEMAKER

Sefior De la Barra went TO the national
palace at 8 o'clock last night
General Huerta sent word that he
wished 10 discuss the situation with
me" said the former President -
went to the palace and saw the general
for bout ten minutes. The only thing
we discussed was what measures could
be taken 10 secure the safety Of the
lives Of foreigners In case conditions IN
the city became acute. which / doubt.
General Huerta, with me, was i'm
pressed with the necessity OF doing this.
I did not see the President or any other
membe of the government"
Little business was done in the city
to-day. Most Of the shops were closed
and none of the banks opened its
doors There was no reason for this
as not the slightest disorder took
place.
While acknowledging the seriousness
and unpleasantness of the situation,
little apprehension is displayed by
Americans anu OlifI lol'lS ll'i - iil'iN =
is nothing like the feeling OF panic
which has prevailed here among for
eigners at various times since Mexico's
political troubles began. Most foreign
business men went to their Offices to-
day. but women, as a rule stayed
closely at home.
Any attempt tonight 10 forecast The
outcome would be futile. All that can
be said positively must be based on
what one absolutely knows Of his own
knowledge. The best that can be said
is that at present il is a standoh be-
tween the government and the rebels,
with the governments chances grow
ing better with delay. If Diaz wins
he must act quickly. Tomorrow may
tell the tale.
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WINS FIGHT FOR HIS SON
Court Holds Reno Decision
Doesn't Go Here.

Hugh Corby Fox, u wealthy dealer in
railway supplies, won yesterday the
bitter legal fight that he and his wife,
Mrs Margaret Hit Fox, have waged
I'm the, Supreme Court for the custody
OF their son, Hugh Corby Fox, jr.. i've
years old. The boy IS now in Paris
with his paternal grandmother.
Mrs. Fox began a suit here for sep
aration from her husband, which she
abandoned to go To Reno and there sue
the Nevada court giving her the Gus
tody of her son and alimony. Fox, in
the mean time, had sent his son TO Eu-
rope. on the return of Mrs. Fox from
her husband TO produce the boy. that
she might have his custody, i'm accord
ance with the Nevada decree. Fox re-
fused to give up Hugh, jr., and con-
tested the validity Of the Reno divorce.
Justice Seabury said he was of the
opinion that it would be 10 the best ip-
terest of the boy for his father TO have
his custody, care and education. Mrs.
Fox will be permitted to see her boy
when ne is in this country every
Wednesday from 10 o'clock in the
morning TO o'clock at night, except
in TIE summer when she may have his
custody for two weeks, during which
time the father may sec him at what
ever place the mother selects.
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PACIFIC WIRELESS BUSY
Attempts to Convey Messages
TO Ms. Scott Unsuccessful.

San Francisco, Feb. Repeated ef-
forts OF wireless stations I'm and around
San Francisco To communicate to Mrs.
Robert +. Scott word OF her explorer
husbands fate have been futile. Mrs.
Scott is passenger on the steamship
Aorangi. bound for New Zealand. She
left here February expecting 10 greet
her husband on his arrival from the
Antarctic zone.
There are a number Of messages here
for Mrs. Scott, and early tomorrow an
ATTEMPT will be made 10 relay them 10
her by way of Honolulu
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Mexico City. Feb. 1O.-EX-Presiueht
de IA Barra has been solicited by prom
inent Mexicans and various memoers
Of the diplomatic corps to use his good
offices TO try 10 bring Madero ana bla@
70 An agreement. He has declined 10
interfere because, as he expressed1t 10
The Tribune correspondent this even
ing. "I am out Of politics ana ! can
sea 10 excuse for taking any part III
This unfortunate affair unless am re-
quired TO-" -.
se5or De la Barra denied that any
p,an of conciliation or compromise conn
nrabendjng the acceptance Of the pro-
yjsjonal Presidency by him or his as
symjng any part in the government
had been suggested to or by him.
Al the request Of General Huer'a' .,
oonomandant Of the federal distncI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11
NUN fAINTS AT BIER: DIES
Former Miss Wilcox Stricken
at Carmelite Mothers Funeral.

BY Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Philadelphia, Feb. 1O.-Mother Mary
EulaHa, who previous 20 taking the veil
was Miss Wilcox, of this city. widely
known in the old conservative society
here. died to-day following a fainting
spell, while attending the funeral Of
Mother Gertrude, in the Carmeite Con-
vent. at Oak Lane. She died three
hours later in the Jewish Hospital,
where she was taken in the automobile
Of her sister. Mrs. Robert Y Lesley,
Of Lesselyn Court, Haverford. Penn.
\ brother James NJ. Wilcox, presi-
dent Of the philadelphia Savings Fund,
and two sisters. Mrs. Lesley and Mrs.
d. Webster Dougherty, survive Mother
Mary Eulalia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11
BRYAN'S LITTLE JOKE
Praises Republicans Abroad at
Expense of Those at Home.

Havana, Feb. lO.-William Jennings
Bryan lectured to-day at the University
or Havana. lie lunched with Colonel
Orestes Ferrara. Speaker of the House Of
Representatives..
After luncheon Mir. Bryan. ~ response
to an address of welcome, said smilingly
that had the Republican party bestowed
tbe same care on its home representatives
as ON its foreign representatives il would
probably still bedominant
Mr.. Bryan left tonight for the Isle Of
Pines. He strongly deprecated the sug-
sestion that his trip had any political
significance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11
lice DAMS AMERICAN FALLS
Nearly All Water at Niagara
Now on Canadian Side.

Niagara Falls, y. Y. Feb. lO.-Owing
TO the formation Of an ice dam above
Goat Island in the Niagara River
shunting all the water To the Canadian
side. the American falls are practically
dry to-day.
Only three small streams are trick
ling over the brink. while tremendous
increase i'm the amount Of water pour
ing over the Canadian or Horseshoe
falls is noted. a similar phenomenon
occurred In 1909