New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-30
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

Glowing Premier Bria nd's
utterance in the Chamber of Deputies
that he would have used illegal means,
il possible, TO suppress the recent strike,
a riot occurred. and the Socialists made
attempts to assault the Prime Minister.
=- There is a growing belief in Lon
don that the conference Of CnioniSts and
Liberals is not likely to reach an agree
ment; decisive action may be taken this
week. -= Advices from England say
that there are nc fears Of a general war
in the Near East, in spite of the irrita-
ting tactics OF the German Emperor.
= King George is al Sandrlngham;
the ruler and Queen Mar win probably
spend Christmas at Windsor; the Queen
Mother of Holland is TO Y sit The Duchess
Of Albany. - An imperial edict issued
at Picking authorizes the loan OF $50
900 from the American group Of finan-
c!ers. = Rebellious NaLotos tribes
men raided the plantation of Captain
Eugene Barton in MindanaO Island dur
ing the owners absence; his wife and
son were rescued by friendly natives.
DOMESTIC.-He L. Stimson spoke
at enthusiastic meetings at Tlconderoga,
whitehall Ballston, Henderson Falls,
Glens Falls. Saratoga Springs, Round
Lake. Mechanicsville, Waterford, Troy
and Cohoes Attorney General
Wickersham Is to join other Cabinet
members in speaking for the Republican
ticket in Ohio - The forty-eighth
university convOcation of the state
closed al Albany, with an address by
Charles r Harper. principal OF the syria
Cuse High School == The Public Ser
vice Commission. at Albany, has given
its consent TO the Central New England
Railway Company TO mortgage its prop
erty to secure issues Of S25,eO,co
bonds - It was announced at Bos
ton that twenty-six Chinese students
were enrolled at the Massachusetts In
If TaP6DDlnPN Heavy
frosts We're reported throughout the
South. with resultant damage TO cotton;
snow and ice threatened the unpicked
Virginia fruit crop - Emil Winter,
a former Pittsburg bank president, was
fined $500 for completely in councilman's
graft: because Of his dying condition
prison term was not imposed. 80 Five
men. who arrived at Acapulco, Mexico.
from san Francisco. in power boat.
were arrested in connection with the re-
cent dynamiting of the plant of The
Los Angeles Times"
tTTY.-Stocks were weak. Gra-
haule-White won the international avia-
ton trophy for England at Belmont
Park; Leblanc. of the French team, fell
when victory seemed to be in his grasp,
and Walter Brookins the hope Of Amer
ira. also had an accident. in which his
baby Wright machine was wrecked
beyond repair. =- Quoting a criticism
Of the Supreme Court of the United
States by Justice Gaynor, on the So
called hakeshop case, Mr.. Roosevelt. in
an address, said that il was a more radi
cal criticism of the court than his own
In order 10 cope with the disor-
ders of the express strike the Police
Commissioner issued what was prac-
tically riot order. holding the entire
department in readiness for emergency
calls. - Nine. Sarah Bernhard ar
rived for q long tour of the United
States State Chairman Prem
fice predicted StimsOn'S election by 1Oo.
GOO DR. Nicholas Murray But
Ier took Mr. Roosevelt TO task for his
criticism Of the courts == Mrs. Mary
" Hartman. widow OF +. H Hartman,
formally presented the Palisades Park
Commission with deed for ten thou
sand acres and 81. 10000. - Samuel
". Bovine. q wealthy manufacturer OF
cod liver oil and intimate friend Of John
{ Huyler. died at his home
THE WEATHER.-Indi for to-
day. Fair The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 80 degrees; lowest 81