New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN The United States gov
srnrlent vii demand full reparatlon Cor
the execution u TWO Americans by oroer
of President Zelsya - Both Union
ists and Liberals in England predict VIC
tory for their respective parties IN the
coming elections. The Spectator points
out a pian whereby the Lords might
eyade he constitutional issue. -
Grave alarm u felt abroad. according -
the Tribuuss Paris correspondent re
eHrding the elections in Great Britain.
== n BRAND. the French Premier.
EHs reconciied all factions II the RepuD-
hcan party Es a notable speech on all
sub ierts before the country == The
Bank ~ EnEland's increased rate has At
fracred Foid. and q reduction is expected
before Christmss. == The American
Federation - Labor an is final session
in Toronto reelected Samuel Gompers
president. J0hn Mitchell vice president
snd Prank Morrison secretary -- n.
Paulhan made trip from Mourmelon
20 Chslons and return. sixty kilometres,
IN fftv I've minutes, ne reached an att
tude 81 one Thousand feet. == Advices
from Tencrife SAY that all tho villages
IN he l-as Flores region have been eNacu-
ated. rhough The danger of a serious vol
canic outbreah is believed past
DOMESTI.r President Taft spent tho
CaE ar Hampton Va attending eNeT-
clses al the Normal and Agricultural In
y
beng aCr"-lrlished ar Hampton and
similar Sou-hrrn Institutions. == The
uirco StatCs circuit Court for the Dis
frici n Missouri held that the Standard
oil ComUaur of Nev Jersey was an illo-
gal rnrp1rrfl.U. and ordered that RI e-
dissolved Explorers in tho -.
Paul mine sr CHERRY found twenty sur
Hlr'rs still alive. and ~ once brought
Tnrm 90 fha surface. German
steamer arriving az Tampa. Fla. report
ed having sighted a submerged wreck.
he IeNed 20 hr that of Colonel AstOT
YACHT the Nuurmahal -= President
TGuuce III Brown University announced
a. Providence "a movement TO secure 1n
FDd0W merit ,ff s. Nue eco Tor the uui-
versity Authorization was given
by ths Public Service Commission.
20 nistric- az Albany. 20 the Long
Island Railroad Company 10 issue SIC
5o0.0 600 pee cent ten-vear goiu de-
hen-ure bonds % the Pennsylvania Rail
rnad tnmpanN. = Mrs Allen D. Read
was found guilty an Denver II attempt
ing 20 eEtor' sleo 0oo from Mrs Gene
We've th8udler PhiUps hy dynamite
Thrssfs - Edward y. Perine. Deputy
STATE Contra.ier. began his work a. Al
hany hy runferriDg with the heads =
Departments -u the Controllers Office
CITY -Sto. ks broke on the standard
tl decision. BROOKLYN Justices 81
fhe supreme court charged shar1 urac-
foe 1u rh' Uarl lf ManhuIfau Justice
in fhe plan 10 obtain am incrnsr iu sal
arreS collector Loeb went 10
Washington r.T G. ru-fereuce with Tho
Secretary of tIe Treasury. and it was
said fhaf more heads would soon fall iu
f1r local r'ssfOfnS service The
cashier of th' Manhattan lighterare
ComEany shO- l.mself while detective
--ere looking Tor Eim. Mrs Stef-
so1 WIS noc found bv those seeking her
gffor npr return from TDgrurl and -I7e
Was said 20 be IN seciusiOn In the horn-
~ friends AT the Peace Society
luncheon q sharp divergence ~ opiri .on
developed af-e. PRESIDENT Jordan ~ Le-
land stanford Junior University aad eN-
pressed mis- RI.Ws on the decadcuce .0F
Es-ions. resrlting from wars
The WEATHER indications Tor to-
CIV Par'ly cloudy The fefrners trrr,.
yesterday- Highest. IS degrees. low