New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORETGN.-hing NanUel's property IN
spain wiz probably be confiscated: the
republic seems 10 Ice 0u firm T0unda-
rien, many monks and nuns are fleeing
70 Spain. the DeS Moi1es Is al Lisbon
Grave fears are entertained IL
Spain regarding the possibility of an at
tempt te overthrow the monarchy on
rhe annlverEarE OF FerreT'E execution,
October 12. = King Manuel. before
leaving Portugal. issued an address 10
his people, saying that he mad not abdi-
Gated the throne. the King and Queen
Amelie Wiz 80 To England = A
rising III The state Of ManaOs. Brazil,
,aused the overthrow OF the GOVernorr
federal troops aiding the opposition; the
city Of Nauaos was bombarded. -=
venezuelan troops hold the fortress On
san Carlos Island. from which IN hun
5red political prisoners escaped: eN-
President Castro hopes that Ire may re-
t-1ru 10 power. - NJ Dickinson the
American Secretary Of Var ana hls
PARTY reached St Petersburg =
F.u-ico Caruso was accidentally wounded
rs sword thrust III The last act OF
Carmen" at Berlin. = Lancashire
cotton mills resumed operations, the
Lockout rs said 1o have cost the wori-uen
S-%f0p
DOMESTIC -Ex-C75ve~uo- Charles T.
Hughes Cf New York was sworn IN q
.E q @1tI-If Justice ot The supreme
court The United States. I'm Washing
for- Justice MOODY Of the Sl-
treIne Court of the United States. went
tram his home iu Magnolia Mass. Z"
washington which ha viii make his
rtarm.sueur residence senator
T-Tihs Root Was lhs guest OF President
Tart ~ Beverly Mass -= LE-fresi-
dent Roosevelt received an enthusiastic
reception a. Ha- Springs, Ark. --
Surgeon General NEman.s report on The
measures taken To prevent tle luJroG Jc-
~
were approved hv the Marine Hospital
and Public Health Service IN u aStL!lG-
ION Forest fires continued UNI
abated along The Minnesota Canadian
border. The loss of life was estimated as
high Is four hundred. and the property
damage al S1tHtWlVo uO, six towns were
~cporIeC destroyed =- Ihe niteC
states Circuit Court at s.. Paul re-
stored lumber rates from Portland. ore,
cr7t ~ the Interstate Commerce Com
mission: -he decision is q victory for the
TiI and Hartman lines. = The n
Gfctrnenrs against the Imperial Glass
COMPANY. Of West Virginia. were sus-
tanned Iv the federal court al FlttsDu-E.
Andrew W. Mellon. the million
afre PittsburE banker. flee a. SUIT
AGAINST his wife Tor absolute divorce
~TTy-StocIzs Tvere strong on light
dealing. = Thomas r Ryan offered
n $1,000 prize Tor q flight from Belmont
Park 10 tho Statue 81 Liberty and back
IN the course uf the International meet
- Upstate leaders told NJ Stimscn
and Chairman Prentice that ThelT as
-~ic1s would cas- the normal Republican
vote -- Few troubles occurred al me
booths or the first Gay of reElsiTIllol-
Miss Esther Quinn Was examined
rrFore FIR --s.l of her breach 81 promise
--tiar AGAINST Harry ThU-ston Peck.
The announcement 10y the United
states Srce1 Corporation eft larger DC
.~resses ~ untitled orders lnan was *
recgeC had only a mgmCntariIE bearlSh
effect on the corporation stocks ---
collector Loeb returned from hLnliils
"trip ~ Montana and sand he vas happy
over the nomination OF Henry L. I'M
zor - Henri Y. Taft returned IRON
F-urore and said The German Emp eror
rapregsed warm admiration 40 him TOR
e.- President Roosevelt.
THF WEATHE R--IndIcatlons Tor TO-
.---. Tai- and warmer The TeInpera-
tue --esterds-- Highest, g degrees
lowest 81.