New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Both English political par
ties are preparing for elections; the
lpjouists are reported diSheartened; A.
crets of the veto conference, The TrIb-
,Ine correspondent adds, may be revealed
during the campaign. - Many Amer
leans and Canadians have engaged quar-
ters in London for coronation week
z- The Seine is still rising and the
food has caused damage in the eastern
section of Paris - General Montea-
Sudo of the Rural Guard of Cuba, was
charged with being implicated IN the
shooting Of Pino Guerra. --= 1t was
said IN St. Petersburg that Count Leo
Tolstoy had been found IN Tula prov
ince: 1t was reported that the countess
had attempted suicide. = The Arnefl-
can manager of realty company, II was
reported at Mexico City, fired into
crowd Of anti-American rioters who was
stoning his residence, killing fourteen
vear-old boy and wOunGing a policeman.
The run on the Birbeck Bank at
London continued: three thousand de-
positors Were still clamorng for their
money when business ceased for the day.
II was announced at Santiago that
the Chilian ministry had resigned.
DOMESTIC President Taft is enjoy
ing fine weather on his trip 10 Panama,
according TO wireless reports received
from the Tennessee. = Secretary Bal
linger in his annual report suggests
that the Cunningham claims, Whlcn
were largely responsible for the Balllh-
ger -PinchoJ inquiry, he submitted TO 'he
Circuit Court Of Appeals OF the District
Of Columbia for adjudication. -- The
Navy Department in Washington decd
ed to have the aeroplane trial flight
from a warship take place IN Hampton
Roads tomorrow -==. J9hh A. DIX DIX r. r.
turned TO his camp at McheeNer, IN Inc
Adirondacks. The Baltimore aVla-
ZION meet closed after a disappointing
dav in which puffy wind prevented al
hut one flight: financially. the meet was
said TO have been failure -= GOV
c-nor Carroll Of Iowa appointed I-aidy-
cite Young. editor Of The Des MolneS
Capital" as United States Senator, to
succeed the late Jonathan i. DolllVef
= The paymaster Of a construction
company building d trolley line from
Great harrington to Egrenoht, MASS,
Mas held up Icy armed men and robbed
of 81 80 in cash; the money comprised
the cOinpanys payroll. -= JeWelry
valued at 100000 lost on y New York
Central train was returned 10 Mrs.
Charles Pinkerton. daughter Of eX-PreSI-
|. dent Arthur at Albany
CITY-StockS were dull and firm
= The strike Of the express company
CfnpIpVeS was declared over when the
men employed ia Jersey City accepted
The compromise offered by the Mer-
ha nfs' Association. -= An accident
20 the aeToplane at the last moment pre-
~ ented the experiment Of flying from q
steamer at sea =- The Horse Show
opened "a Madison Square Garden. -
The young Hungarian charged with
writing threa tening letters TO John D.
Rockefeller was held for examination
Five officials Of a Honduran ban
ana concern We're arrested on q charge
of using the mails 20 defraud. -
Customs men seized a $4,000 necklace
brought II hy Mrs. Carl Fischer Hansen
Contra ctors testified at the Gres-
ser hearing to paying graft to the chief
clerk IN tbs Queens Building Depart
rnent.
THE WEATHER.--mdiCa for to-
fay: Fair, The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 40 degrees; lowest, 33.