The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1914, Page 4

led Zune B. i915 Heft an estate valned At FUITAH eccording to the report filed! 4 by the appiatsers in the Wranster Tax OMce of the Surrogates Court, The entire estate was left to bis Widow, two daughters and two sons. AMERICA WILL NOT DEMAND INDEMNITY American and Mexican Dele- gates Practically Agreed Upon New Government for Mexico. NIAGARA FALLS, Ont., June 9— Mexico will not be asked by the United States to pay a war indemnity. The Huerta Government hae learned through the American delegates that the Wilson Administration will be content to have set up in Mexico a stable Government te sucesed the Huerta rule. An intimation that the United States would not demand reparation tie of that soothing, ake Has the Lome sustained at Vera Crus, atopa_right there! expect to be recouped for the and |¢normous expenditures already made fn an attempt to pacify Mexico, was given to the Mexican delegates soon after the conferences opened. ‘This eenfidence em | made it easy for the opposing dele siti Cintas | @ates to meet harmoniously. ern ae ‘The mediators to-day submitted to _ the Mexican delog: the proposals =| 0f the American Government for the pacification of Mexioo. The American MUSTARD in upon and wi Mexico City from the present regime, jFreaident and members of ‘dor 4he mew Provisional President. || ations. || fhe program of the proceedings \is bout as follows: = PIEPUNEA plan in, with few modifications, the er special Mexican ame as that which the mediators poet inp rengeicny and Mexican delogates recently agreed Secretary Bryan insisted that no or- high Gen. Huerta ap- ders have been issued bearing upon Proved. It provides the method of the munition cargo of the ateamer transferring the executive power in| antic. to # naw provisional government. interference with this steamer when hich ball, io a few months, con-'| sn6 reaches Tampico toemorrow. Of- \dpct elections for President, Mice-lncials take the posi¥on that the An- + | tila is no langer a source of danger No memes bave been agreed upon'lin Megican affains, believing that, 60 Neither aide has yet made its nam- iin the mediation programme, ea.c Gators will take a brief recess in the meantime, hould there be any new sugges- tlons from the Conatitutionalists the United States Government will en-| | deavor to arrive at a compromise with them. The correspondence ve-| tween the mediators and the Conati- tutionalists is expected to be brought to an end in another day or two. The ' mediators are insistent on their original terma—deciaration of an armistice and broadening the dis- cussion from international to inter- nal questions. The Constitutionaliats are willing to meet the mediators on & @atisfactory basis as to the latter point, but they are absolutely de- termined against declaring armistice, Carranza has framed a reply to the note of the A B C mediators trans- mitted through the Conatitutionalist Junta at Washington. Frederick W. Lehmann of the American mediation Gelegation informed the mediators to- day that a reply from Carransa was on the way. He came to the Clifton Hotel from the /.merican aide ebortly after 10 o'clock and wes in conversa- eA with Ambassador da Gama for an DICTATOR, WEAR SEEKING TO ENTER VERA CRUZ LNES ——~—— (Continued from Firat Page.) — ence with President Wilson at which ‘It ia not expected there willbe any foon as Carranss is actually included moat immediate settlement of the en- tire Mexican trouble will be in sight. ‘The Catiinet devoted anly a very ‘Within a day or two the Mexican | brief time to Mexico. Seorstary Gar- plan and the American plan will have |ri#on prese! been dove-talled into one and a full conference of all parties will be called. Final approval ie mot expected to be given by either party, however, as the mediators then will ask the American delegates to ascertain the attitude of the Conatitutionalists. ‘This may proceed through ¢he Wesh- ington government or ip any man- ner the delegates choose. The medi- Grape-Nuts whole wheat and bar all the rich nour ishment of these 3, including the min- eral salts so often in ordinary food, but which Nature must brains and nerves. nted @ report which shewed the number of sick at Vera Crus Peta were hopstul that the troops wil bers were nN paw! soon be returned to the United States. Officials here pro’ ed to have no knowledge of any plan of Huerta to take asylum within American lines. They very frankly say, however, that if Huerta desires protection from this Government he will be given it. Carranza’s reply to the mediators. will go forward to Niagara Falls to- night. Jt was being put in final form this afternoon, ‘The Ward liner Antitia, Inden with ammunition for the Mexican Con- atitutiona list: will @ischarge her cargo at Tampico to-morrow without interference, according to A. Smith, Vice-President and General Manager of the Ward Line Co Mr, Smith's statement is tn contri diction of Washington dispatch that the Washington Administration had prevailed upon the line's officers to stop voluntarily the discharge of the ammunition. ‘Mr. Smith maid he had received no instructions from Washington what- eoever. “Tne ship was properly cleared from this port, there was no attempt at cealment of the nature of her ca: the maid, “and there is no reason ! the Antilla should not land at Tampico, ve to build perfect bodies — Grape-Nuts di ickly— Boi so a citer Ready to cat from the peckags, fresh, esp, appetiziog—~ A ration of Grape-Nuts as the cereal past of meals ‘*There’s a Reason” * sold by Grocers everywhere, See er | AREE CUP YACHTS G.| Thomas Lipton’s new challenger for PASS TD SANDY HOOK, DEFIANCE FOR ASP Contest To-Morrow, as They Are Towed Down East River. off Gandy Hook, from City Island, changes were made in her top ham- per, down from Glen Cove, where ahe has been moored. The Vanitie, with her bronse topaides, waa easily identi- fied and attracted much attention. The Deflance, a mahogany boat, got many @ whistle of recognition, and the white Resolute met with equal favor. All three of the yachts passed down East River under tow with topmaste housed. With those lofty spars on end it would have been impossible for the craft to pass under the bridges. ‘The yachts were frequently saluted. It was the first time in eleven years that East River and lower New York had seen a cup defense yacht. In September, 1903, the Reliance re- turned up the river after her sweep- ing victory over Shamrock IIT. All three yachts expected to aychor in the famous yacht racing paddock inside of Sandy Hook horseshoe. The pDeflance, it was understood, would fave a trial spin of en hour or two in the lower bay late this afternoon. ‘The yachts will contest in three thirty-mile races off Bandy Hook dur- ing the next three days under tho di- reation of the New York Yacht Club. It fs expected that, as in the cup races, ‘Wednesday's contest will be fifteen miles to windward and retum 0 5 Prideg is likely ¢o be another one to windward and leeward. The starts will all be from the Ambrose Chan- nel Lightship with the preparatory jeignals at 11 o'clock. SHAMROCK 1V. LOSES FOOTING IN LIGHT WIND Gained Greatly on Old in a Breeze, but Fell Off Before Race Ended. SOUTHAMPTON, June 9%. — Sir the America’s Cup showed great form to-day at the start in her first race in the Solent when she quite outpaced the older Shamrock. The breeze was light and both Shamrocks carried a full apread of fair weather canvas. Beating to the eastward the challenger quickly drew away. On the run back, with jackyards and spinnakers set, the challenger took a still more commanding lead, gaining some five minutes in covering a four-mile stretch. ‘Toward the close of the thirty-mile race the wind became lighter and the old boat, favored by the qi closed up the gap. She was only 2 minutes 16 seconds bebind the chal- lenger when the finishing Une was crossed. FOUR GERMAN VISITORS SENT TO ELLIS ISLAND Consulate Furntshed Information to Officials on Which They Are Held for Examination. Four second cabin passengers, wall dressed and apparently with plenty of funds, were ordered to Bilis ls- land for further examination after the arrival of the Kronprinsessin Ce- cilie of the North German Lioyd iine. They were Herr and Frau Gerhard Janeen and Herr and Frau Joset Roggendort, the two women sisters. A representative of the German Con- sulate furnished the immigration in- epectors with information that re- e@ulted tn thelr detention, ‘This information related to a fi- pancial transaction in which the Rhbelnisobe Bank of Muehlhelm-on- Ruhr, Germany, lost appreximately 12,000 marke ($3,000). Roggendort ts said to be Jacob Dresser of Duisburg, Rhenish Prussia. The maiden names of the women are thought to be Marie and Mathilde Pilech and they are about twenty-four and yeare old, blondes and good-looking. ‘The special board of inquiry will hold an investigation to-morrow, at which a representative of the German Consulate will be present. An order for the Geportation of the four is expected. we era JANE EST LOCKED UP. LW. W. Agitator Arrested tor Dis- turbing Peace Forum Meeting. Jane Bet, the I, W. W. agitator who took an active part in the descent on the churobes, was to-day again arrested and lecked up in the Hast Twenty-sec- ond street station, She was taken into ‘upted a re- Ee Beat en! dead ht Insufance Broker Accused. by Isidore Salutes for the Racers, Which] granted to George Grutz, an alleged firebug, under sentence for arson, by the dicted with Isidor Hteln and Sam Gold for burning Gold's house tn New York City. Led by the retigged Deflance, the) the result of a conspiracy between the America’s Cup defense ficet left upper! three to obtain al od the insur- ance money. Long Island Sound to-day for terner | ance Gritz and Stein confessed to trial conditions over the cup course! having set fire to sixty buildings. evidence regarding setting other fires Before noon the Defiance started] than the one for which Grutz was in- dicted was reversible error. where radical) Cardozo wrote a dinsenting opinion. eens STUDENTS GIVE UP PRIZES. ‘Try to Help Stevens Inetitete Win mencement exercises of Btevens Insti- tute of Technology were surprised to- day when five of the graduating students vdluntarily jen’ to the inetitute to help in the campaign for ratwing $800,000, whi¢h the recent $: by ‘the '| Andrew It Will Also Cost G1 te Keep a to carry ® revolver or to k: the house was granted by a Magistrate or at Police Headquarters, as it will be now, but there was no Stein and Sam Gold Wins in Highest Court. ALBANY, June 9.—A new trial was} Al ‘tof Appeals to-day. ' Grutz, an insurance broker, was !n ‘The fire was said to have beer mor Stetn And Gold tentified ‘The court held that the admission of his Judge Sig Endowments. Spectators at the ferty-second com- resigned cash ranging from to $50, fruit the upom the success of 900 endowments Foundation and je im contingent. FEE TO CARRY PISTOL. ¢ Howse. passed to-day old order of things @ permit one tn ‘The fee will go into the Police Pea- sion Fund. a former Court of Appeals Upholds His Conviction for Taking Graft From Gamblers. BAN @ than four years. case. —_—_—_——_——_. RITH ABRAHAM CHANGES. — Committee on Education Is te Visit All Lodges. ATLANTIC CITY, June 9—The In- dependent Order of B'rith Abraham in annual convention here to-day adopted & resolution providing for a committee on e@ucation. 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