New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-11
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOPEIGN-The Italian House Of Deputies
rsessed the governments relief measures, Win
FIVE dissenting votes; the government was cru
diced for declaring a state OF siege IN the dew
,s+a+e5 regions - The Pope. receiving IN
farewell audience Archbishop Ireland, expressed
gratitude for the earthquake rellef work zone
by the American people, and sent them the
APOSTOLIC benedict.0n- - General Ma1zar III
c9r-1ars in the earthquake devastated regions,
took stringent measures against thieves, who
have been operating among the Messina ruins
under the guise of relief workers; several per-
cons were taken from the ruins alive - An
old church near Sion, Switzerland, collapsed at
least forty persons being killed and sixty oaoly
fnjured- - II was reported IN LISBON tnat
the Duke OF Oporto, heir 70 the portuguese
throne had refused to accept the crown IN the
event OF the Kings death - Jose DE J. PAU.
the special Venezuelan envoy, arrived IN Paris.
where he said that the Gomez government would
settle pending questions with America - Il
r Wiley formerly judge Of the American court
tn China, sailed for this country TO pracllse Ia"
in New York City.
DONEsTIC-Mr and Mrs. Charles P. Taft
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy l.
woodruf arrived at Augusta, Ca - II was
said at Washington that friends feared Tor the
condition Of Senator TfllElaD because of the
charges brought against him in his present poor
state OF health ~ The House Of Representa-
tives held 8 session in memory Of the late Sen
stor Proctor. Of Vermont - A decrease OF
seveaty-six students in Harvard University IS
shown in the official enrolment announced at
Cambridge Mass: the total registration is 6.107.
The State Civil Service Commission made
-,,,z,,ic p+ la- TepoTt on the investigation OF
charges against Controller Metz Of New York
City - Nineteen men were killed by an eX-
ploson OF coal gas il the Letter mine at Zeigler,
III Twenty-Five persons were hurt IN a
rear enc collision an interurban traction line
near DAYTON. Ohio. - A Cleveland neurolo-
gist was reported TO have met with some sue
cess IL curing insanity by dentistry. on the
theory that bad teeth cause mental disorders
4 bill TO be introduced in the Oklahoma
legislature is aimed TO exterD1inate the few re-
naming national banks in the state. - A
Rhodes scholar professor IN Lawrenceville, n.
j., committed suicide
CITY-A police lieutenant dropped dead when
Commissioner Bingharn's deputies descended on
the police stations in Queens and Kings counties
suT-agettes attended the meeting of the Central
Federated Union, which Endorsed the woman
OUTRAGE movement. - Grief over the depart
ure Of q friend for Europe was the cause
- The Commission Merchants Creditors
Committee down three alleged swindlers
after spending between $4,000 and $4,000 and
hunting them in several states. - Chief En-
gineer Lewis recommended TO the Board Of Es-
innate the establishment Of q central city lab
s5ratory. The Rev. DR. Macarthur criticised
adversely the business policy Of Trinity Corpora
1ion and pewholders IN its churches who paid
nc pew rent - The Central Federated Union
held up q report indorsing 4 criticism Of Gov
error Hughes until the executive committee
could investigate its authenticity. The
Hebrew Shelter House Association at the annual
ceeting Endorsed Robert Watchorn for reap
potntrnent Commissioner Of immigration
- a former ernploye Of an apartment house
IVES arrested at PRAYER in the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church House charged with burg
car, especially designed TO stop knocking down
fares by conductors. was Put into operation on
The Third Avenue Line.
THE WEATHER for to-day:
Rain Tie temperature yesterday: Highest SO
degrees; lowest, s.