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JUNTA HEARS OF PLAN.
Rebels In Washington Give Gree
drncc to Report.

WAsHINGToN, July i-Strong reports
were current here to-day 10 the effect
that Huerta had notified the rebel rep
resentatives here OF the selection OF his
successor The plan OF Huefta. which
members OF the Constitutionalist junta
declare they have been notified OF, pro-
vidts for the selection OF either Gen
Refuglo Velasco or Pedro l.ascuran for
thu provisional Presidency of Mexico
This information. 1t was said came 20
the junta directly from Mexico city, and
10 said TO be absolutely reliable.
Oficials here doubt the authenticity Of
the communication. II either man Is
elected. it is believed he will he forced
10 resign the Government to the Con-
stitutionaists.
The junta here places particular re-
lance on the despatch. however, as such
q plan would enable Huerta to make
good his statement that he will never
resign According to Huertas plan. he
10 TO be ordered TO Paris on a fictitious
mission. Kidding Mexico OF his presence
and rule and permitting him to accom-
plish the principal aim OF the Latin
American who finds himself in an EN-
harrasslng position-namely to save his
face.
While the rebel junta here seems per
fectly satisfied that Huertas intentions
are those outlined in the despatch, officials
OF the Administration will not give
credence to the report until it Is reported
through official channels. Inquiry re
garding the report has been made by the
State Department to the Brazilian Min
lister in Mexico city
Little hope of an amcable settlement
Of the Mexican problem is seen by officials
here In the elections TO be held Tomorrow,
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chiefs attended the conference. No villa
men were invited.
HUERTA MEN COMING HERE.
Delegates say Mediation viii Com
ttnue In This City.

~ star correspondent Of Tue Sun.
NIAGARA FALLS. ont, July THE
scene OF the mediation conference will be
shifted tomorrow to New York city. Fol
lowing the conference which Senores Ra-
hasa and Elguero had yesterday In Buf-
falo, both were more hopeful to-day than
they have been for a week They will
meet again In the early part Of next
week in New York, and It il expected
here that the Cdrranza delegates will JON
them in that city.
Senior Rabasa declared t.. Jay that h,
was confident that the conference be-
tween the representatives of the two con-
tending factions would begin shortly. II,
leaves Niagara Falls tomorrow morning
with his family for New York Senior
Elguero will leave Monday for Montreal.
but will remain in that city only day
or two and will then go to New York 10
join his colleagues. Senior Rodriguez. the
third delegate. is already in Sew YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
SEEKS TO RESUME
VERA CRUZ GOVERNMENT

an order from the provisional President
to abandon the city. Admiral Fletcher was
therefore obliged to put American off,
GERS in charge Of the civil government OF
Vera Cruz and they were greatly ham
pered by the refusal Of such Mexican
officials az remained there 10 assist them
in any way.
The appointment OF the commission to
restore the old order OF things in Vera
Cruz Is believed to be due to the terms
Of the Niagara Falls protocol. which are
regarded here as decidedly favorable to
the Mexican Government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
BATHERs SEE SWIMMER DRowv
Unable TO Reach Young Msn N,
south Beach, staten Island.

fNtHnUs
great throng OF bathers watched
George Reinann. an expert swimmer os
176 South street. Jersey CITY HeisNta
drown yesterday afternoon quarter n,
mile from the shore at South Beach.
Staten Island
The young man was seized with cramn,
and sank before he could be reached ~,
body was recovered with graphing iron,
and taken to Stapleton
The body OF Henry Alexander. "a years
old. of ia West Eighty fourth street.
who fell from fishing smack off Rock.
away Point Sunday. June rs. was recov.
cred on Ruffle Bar yesterday afternoon
by the Seaside Bay Life Saving Corps
SAYvrLIE. l.. l.. July 4.--Ilarry jed.
lcka, %. OF this town gave his life tins
afternoon in n futile effort to save from
drowning Emil Pollok. 20, his brother-in.
law The families OF both men saw the
double drowning.
The two were in a party OF about twenty
persons aboard the sloop OF Theodore
Jedhcka. father OF Harry. Pollok was
knocked overheard by the boom. Jcdlicka
jumped after him. The two sank before
others in the party could reach them in
rowboat.
william Hancock. % years old. OF 1919
East Second street Brooklyn. and Albert
Cabele, SO years old. of il0 Elmwood
avenue. Brooklyn. had "A narrow cscap"
from drowning off Brighton Beach yes
terday afternoon when their sailing canoe
capslzed. They chung to the canoe until
rescued by Life Guards benjamin Hilton
and Albert Skene.
Peter Connors. Jr. -, 47O West lG5th
street. was drowned yesterday afternoon
in the Harlem River while swimming with
other boys about raft OF l6jth street
The body was recovered by Harbor \
squad.
MOUNT VERNON, n. Y, July f.-Errost
II. Northcott contractor, OF 125 Pei
hamdale avenue. North Pelham, Vas
drowned to-day In Long Island Sound
about n quarter OF n mile on Premium
Point, formerly the home Of G. Oliver
Iselin and now the home OF f.. w
Schaeffer, retired brewer.
Northcott was fishing with two friends
when he took Off his clothes and Jumped
into the water for swim. He was
about 400 feet from the boat when he
was seized with cramp and sank. on"
of his friends. Philip Ward, jumped after
him and dived for the body. When fhlhn
did not come up his brother Louis went
| in after him and dragged him from IN"
bottom, where he had become uncon'
scious.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
NiIla Gives Ills word Agninst SUM
mary Execution.

WASH INGToN, July 4.-Colvil.e Barclay.
Counsellor and Charge d'Affarcs OF the
British Embassy here, received word from
Gen. villa to-day that George 81 clair
Douglas. the Englishman held by him
charged with giving aid to the Fedcrals
during the fighting at ZacsteCas. will not
be summarily executed Gen. villa has
promised that Douglas will have A fair
and impartial trial II was denied at the
embassy that Douglas Is a British Vice
Consul or is ~ any way connected with
the British Government
The State Department leaned Officially
to-day Of the detention Of Douglas
United States Consul Theodore Hamm at
Durango was instructed to 20 70 Zaca-
tecas and make a thorough Investigation
Of the charges against the British sub
ject.
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MEXICANS CELEBRATE JULY 4.
Marines at Vera Cruz Can't Reply
In SkyrOckets.

VERA CRuz, July Mexican skyrorkets
which celebrated Americas independence
Day sstonished the Seventeenth Company
of Marines at the Vera Cruz outposts
before dawn to-day. Tho display came
from the Mexican outposts at Lagarto
from which scores Of hrecrackers streamed
into the dark, Illuminating the whole
country for miles around The American
marines took the fireworks as national
compliment, but were unable to reply in
kind, as all they had was their rifles
and the pop OF those busnesslke imple-
ments was not deemed suitable TO an occa-
sion OF good will
IN Vera Cruz the troops made merry as
they would have done at home There
was regular field day celebration, with
prIzehghts as the central attraction. \
biz celebration was planned for this eve
n.ng az the ncp officers club Gen
Funston and the 60 nmandc's Of the wa.
snps mere took an active part in the
Gays events.
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SAFETY FILMS ON THE BEACH.
DrooLiyn Committee 20 Continue
Crusade Begun In Schools,

The children's safety crusade in the
Brooklyn schools closed last week 81 FAR
as the schools We're concerned hut the
Brooklyn Committee Of Public Safety aud
the bureau of public safety OF the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit system have planned t.
continue this work through the summer
In the Fairgrounds, In the vacation
schools and In the parks and recreation
centres.
Through cooperation with Park Com
missioner Raymond V. Ingorsoll "A safety
week has been arranged at Seaside Park.
Coney Island, for July I 10 II inclusive
Each evening at $3.50 a photoplay en-
tertainment will be given outside OF the
municipal bathhouse on the beach. al
which films illustrating lessons Of safety
VIII be exhibited.
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spsci. cabie Despatch 10 The sr>

MEXICO CITY, July "A change from
the attitude of hostility on the part OF the
Mexcans toward the American army OF
occupation at Vera Cruz is seen In the
sending OF commission to-day to the
Gulf port to arrange for the taking over
by the Mexican officials OF the civil gov
eminent OF the city
When Admiral Fletcher took over COM
mand Of tho port he announced that the
Mexican officials, Judges. tax officials and
others. could go on with their work. but
they refused. because. II was believed OF
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He confscated horses. clothing. munitions
of war and money.
Reports from the Mexican capital con-
tinue to say that Huerta Is making every
EFFORT to arrange for a counter revolu-
ton. as he feels the near approach of
his doom. II has already been said that
the provisional President and Gen. Blan-
quet are expected to take to the noun
tains with few loyal regiments. Now
II is reported that the provisional Pres
ident has enlisted Gen. Ynez Salazar in
the plan. Salazar Is still at Fort Win
gate. y. NJ, where he IL held as n vio-
lator OF the neutrality laws. He IL said
to have received funds from Huerta.
There are about 5000 Mexicans held at
the forts along the border.
The most recent dispatches bring re-
ports that OBJECTIONS In the Federal army
are increasing. The troops at TeGuisislan.
OaXaca. are reported TO have revoted
and killed their commander. Col. Blasave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
MAN MAYOR SHOT WILL LIVE,
Butte's Chief Executive, Mbom
Miner stabbed. WIN Also Get Well

BUTTE, Mon, July 4.--Physicians at
tending Eric l.antala, Finnish miner. who
was shot by Mayor Louis Duncan. to-day
announced that he will probably recover.
Duncan, whom Lantala stabbed three
times Is In the Emergency Hospital II Is
wounds ar not considered dangerous
The AFFAIR has nfamed the miners here
and more trouble Is feared.
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ENGLAND CALLS FOR ACTION.
seeks Inquiry Into Arrest of Doug
las by villa.

>Decidi Cdtie DeSBdfch 10 TIN SrN
LoNDoN, july 1T was announced TO.
day that the Foreign Once has taken
steps TO obtain an invest CATION Of the
arrest of George St Clair Douglas. q
British subject, by Villas troops on the
charge of having aided the Federals before
the rebels captured Zaca tecas
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HEIRS DEFRAUDED,
REFEREE DECIDES
Finding Awards $4,000 to
Sons Of Charles McWilliams
Of Old Firm.
MONEY WAS WITHHELD
Trustees for COpartner Of Com
pany. Daniel McWilliams,
Had Diverted Funds.

One Of the most rema rkable documents
ever filed In the Supreme Court has been
submitted by ex-Surrogate Charles H.
Beckett as referee In litigation between
the estates OF two brothers who were in
business together for more than a quar-
ter Of a century and whose firm became
one OF .he best known in its line In New
York
As the result OF testimony taken In the
case FOR more than flve years the trustees
OF the estate OF one OF the brothers are
found guilty OF defraudlng the two sons
Of the other brother for many years by
diyertIng profits OF the Arm due to them
the total amount being si32.596. The
trustees are ordered 40 pay this sun
with interest from 1909. making a total
Of about $4,000. and because OF their
unlawful acts the judgment Is not only
ordered against the firm but against the
trustees personally.
The firm involved IL McWllliams Bros
the towing concern. al | Broadway. which
has a fee, of about fifty vessels and own,
the Hunters Point drydocks In Ions
Island city and a coal and ship chand
lcry business at Whitestone L. !.
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Judgment raNors sons.

The judgmen, IL In favor OF Albert F.
McWillams and Daniel a. McWilliams.
sons of Charles McWilliams. who died in
1897. Albert f. Mcwllliams was at one
time employed by the firm as a clerk. but
was discharged because he asked ques-
tons concerning the FIRMS business. His
brother Daniel is an invalid whom he has
helped 90 support These two brothers.
who have always been poor. are not only
declared to be entitled TO the judgment for
$4,000 but also to a half interest in the
business valued at about 100000
1t Is possible that the long established
firm may be wiped out by the settlement
Of the claims Of the two brothers in case
the higher court uphulds the referee
The decision of Referee Beckett, falls
heavily upon the estate OF Daniel McWill-
Jams and the trustees Of the estate.
Charles T. McWill!ams and Adolph Dex-
hcimcr. Charles T. McW.liams II the
son OF Daniel McWilllams and lives at
Short HIS, n j. His fathers estate
was divided among himself and his sis
ters May and Kate McW!lliams Prior
10 his death In 1901 Daniel Williams
lived in Jersey City. The amount which
DoXheimer and Charles T. McWillams
are directed to pay personally II the judy
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ment cannot be collected from the Arm
is s107,1t3.
II the decision of the referee lie con-
frmed the plaintiffs will ask for the APP
pointment OF receiver for the firm In
order to collect the judgment and estab-
lish the plaintiffs as the owners of half
the business.
Dismissal Caused Inquiry.
The papers show that probably there
would never have been any litigation and
the sons OF Charles McWilliams would
have been satisfied to take the small sum
of money handed to them as their share
OF the property had the defendants not
discharged Albert McWilliams because he
asked questions about the business lie
then remembered that while In the FIRMS
employ he had seen boats In use which
were not on the list OF those in which he
had an interest.
In 1908 he consulted Charles q. Mas.
lawyer At 81 Nassau street. and told
him that he had never been able to find
out anything about the business In which
his father had r half interest and which
had continued after the death OF both the
original partners. Mr.. MASS investiga-
ton caused him TO bring suit for an &C.
counting. which was referred to ex-Sur-
rogate Beckett
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-05-22
ADVERTISEMENT

Sealed proposals VIII be received
D. the efy clerk 81 Pullman. WASH
-Hatou. for the construction Of sau-
.taFE seaer la Improvement District
No. go a. provided hy Ordinance SO
-1s Proposals Wlu b. received 81
to o.. m- june e 1874. and inn
uediafelf opened publicly rs IRE
CTS Council iu the cts bali Of said
c.tr.
Plans and specifications may b.
had by addressing T.. y. Edwards.
cts eBElneer A cheek for s. go
must he deposl fed aIfh The cts clerk
go insure The return of the specifra
irons
Each bid must h. Ia accordance
wIth the form az proposal furnished
ard accom- panIed Hg certified cheek
on some local hank. payable - Pull
man. IS ashinEfun. FOR che sum ~
five fsf ucr cent ~ bid 10 30 for
felfed 81 the successful bidder fails
TO enter into a contract and furu Ish
a satisfactory bond for the perform
aEae OF fhe contract
The right Is reserved 60 reject ans
and al bids. oT 10 lef the work a. q
whole o. in part ~ Tor one 81 more
kinds ~ the above nasements a.
mas appear for the hess interests e.
tha cltE.
MATILDA p. CANNON
CTS Clerk
.-.a.na #a
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-05-22

s~etfon : When the elfy counei
EhaN lat tse canfract for the uork h
shall regalrf TIE pRrsou 90 perEuns
o. > hum the caafran3 ~ Dee % make
eHNenfe aud deliver e. tha cts %
Pullman coed aud sufncisut load
~ uat 90 tae amoant % the aoceBtea
ia STA tHo Or uore auretles or
Nlth q surety cen PAM authorised 60
az business lea the STATE Of WHshin9-
tea. cuuaff iuned thaf Huck person or
ntrsous shall faithfuih perform all
The provisions 81 tha contrart. and
Jag al iaharers- mechanics. and sub
contTactors material men aud aii
persons sac shall sapply such
iersons or sIb-raufractoTs vita pro-
VISIONS ana supplies Cor the carrg ms
on 81 saHh aurk ga just debts dues
aua demands ln urred Ia the per
iormance uf sueh aurk and shall a.
EN- times during the prosecution Of
said aork. put np aud maintain such
barriers sad hEhts a. u.ll effectualls
prevent Happenings of accidents 10
consequence of such work Tor ahtch
said party of the second part might
De- liable and HW hold TIE said
party ot The second parf free and
#HHHaaa aHAH nanny A@@Dfs4
n1 au1 asa of negligence or omission
Ca TIE Farf uf tae party of the first
Hart. lts agents. eu plOYes uT murk-
men vts6b said bonds shall be az
IroFed ut che clfg council and filed
ug tie cIft CLERK and shall De- made
payable - tie CIfY az Pullman
Washington.
setlau s. That there is hereby
created lneaI Improvement fund die
frtef Ne. - H whieh shall be-
placed a# case money paid in the re-
aeua tIuH So the property ga said
.ocas Improvement district for fhe as
-tssaeuf herein levied and said
money shall be- dI-barsed only hy the
said treasurer tu the las ment of the
.c-f and expense ~ said improve
l-euf ur Hu fae REDEEM Hffou ei aar-
rants herein issued
ssetlou e. Thar aH PROCEEDINGS
Tuf herein provided fHr shall H. had
sind conducted according fo fhs pro.
visions 81 Ordinance SO zIs. of fhf
GIFTS uI Pullman and Chapter ss n
'ne Session iaar ut fhe state al
Washington Tor tH. SCAR faII
Section I.. TaaI f0#- urdInsurz
Eall lt faH force and effect from
ara aHH fa passage approval and
rta aaFs alter Its publication u ths
official nea -naHrr e.. fha cts 81
Pullman
Passed aay Is. 1914
Approved HaE Is IsI8.
A. r SHAW.
Mayor
Attest
Matilda b Cannon.
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AnArRTtstagrNT

Sealed bids Ssh d. received IS TIE
..fE #lefk sI Pullman Washington
l.r IaE#aE HEth asphalt. asHh4lfi.
cement a.ru.HfH.. H.llHas-. HItuuI-
nous aa. adam. and aafef= bound
E.aealam .n ImHFoteueu District
Ne. . approximately aHH Square
yard a.fE necessary excavation
Eaftsr- and alparfeuaHee- as pre-
llasa uI Ordinance SO -gf BIas
E## #. received uE fa q. m luna
it. 1919 and immediately opened
publicly HE rHe CrE Council 20 the
.. Ua# af -a.a ..H-.
Plans ana sues IEH.afIaus maF he
bad p. addressing g.. s. Edsards
CTS engineer A CHECK for $500
must be- depos. Ped Hlth the rifs CLERK
o. insure rle return uf fLe speeIf-
cation.
Bach HId uu-f b. Iu accordance
alfh -hs form - proposal furnished
and arrauuau hg certified cheek
0L SOME 8ocaI bank payable e. Pull
man. ash.usfau f0r 1he sum 81
fEe ..# Her cent ~ bid 10 be fer
fe.fea Fl fle successful bidder fails
fo eater uru 8 contract and furu Ish
o. satisfactory bond Tor she Herlorm.
aaee oI fE- contract
The rlEar Is reserved 10 reject ans
and ai bids or fo laf fGe work as 8
whole a. lu part or for one OF more
kinds af the above raEemsuts. a.
mas appear - be- for the best inter
e-f- Uf ths eitE.
MATILDA 3. CANNON.
Cts CIerE
uas-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-05-22

DR. n. n. CAMRRxEnA
Phy4Auaaa a1a supE.am
onee ln First National Bank blae
Offios phons ~
Residsnos phona Q
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-05-22

Al ordinance providing for the
Ran street. thence nor1heriF along
State street g an intersection with
SpaadinE street thence southeast
eriF along SusldinE street q 80 ln~
tersection with an alleE through
bic : 81. Original Town q Pullman.
thenoe northeTly alouE said alleY
arc across fhs northeast corner -
saia block 81 20 Eels street. thence
nostheasksrly acrosz Eeis street an6
thN southeast conner Of h1oek 8 . .
GFaad street thence nurtherfF aicuR
Grad street - the citT limits. p
ginnlnE ~ - intersectigz 81 GraHa
ana Cisxelmnd streets. thence wez4-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-05-22

SPECIAL SALE % pottso plants
suitable for window decoration.
GsTAniuma. fuchiAs. ehrysanfh=-
nuns. foliAEs plants and other su--
Pies EHeenhouse mAterial state
College Gre~nhouses- Phone a2s
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nR. ~ J. nEEsTEI
Successor O. DR. Else
Physician snc surKeoa
offioe FIRST National nank BldE
Both Phones
Eyes eaHTlined. glasses properly
fitted
pullman Washing 30
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lSR. h. 4. PATEK
Physician and surE~oa
Offico odd Fellows Building
Residence 8oI Colorado 81
Farmers Phones Once. Blae 2.
residence Rec Sc
Bel Phones Ofnos. ioo r. resi-
6enee. IooY
Pullman Washtnrton
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Housekeeping rooms Tor renf. 4n5
Mckenzie 81 Phone Io2 r.
NJ I5laE
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Dr. 4. q. KlAfxET
Successor 10 Dr. Nd Mcguire
ofhoe a Whites DrAg store
Residence 1870 Maiden Lac
Re@asnce Phone city EeY. Farm
ers SCR
Office Phones IFS 10th phones.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-18
A CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement, Made Public,
 will Help Other Women.

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