New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Chinese government
IS reported to have acceded to the popu-
Jar demand for the speedy convocation
of popular parliament - Crowds
in Lisbon jeered eX-Premier Franco,
who was released on bail of 100000
A severe shock was felt by the
German steamer Albingia off the coast
Of Jamaica, the vessel rocking violently.
dispatch from Acapulco says
that men arrested there on the schooner
Kate are believed 10 be embezZlers of
the Farmers and Merchants Bank Of
Los Angeles 60 The Duke of Con-
naught arrived at Cape Town to open
the first Parliament Of the Union OF
founder OF the International Red Cross,
died at Geneva; Sir William Agnew died
in England - The Criminal Court
of Appeals is expected TO hear the case
OF DR.. Crippen on November j.
DoMESTIC.-President Taft. in his
message to Congress, will renew his rec
cmmendation that postal rates on adver-
Using matter in magazines and other
periodicals be advanced in order to wipe
out the present deficit and make possible
a one-cent rate for letters - The
Supreme Court OF the United States de-
cided that allowing jurors to separate
and TO read the newspapers during
murder trial did not violate a defend
ants constitutional rights. = Secre-
tary Wilson will -oin Secretaries Knox
and MacEeagh and Attorney General
Wickershan ia making speeches in sup
port of the Republican ticket in Ohio
-+-= John a. Dix, Democratic nominee
for Governor. visited Troy, N Y, and
made a brief speech. - President
Harahan was called in the Illinois Cen
tra1 graft inquiry at Chicago, but his
sppeara as a witness was postponed
until later IN the week - The fed
eral investigation into the so-called
'Bathtub Trust opened at Pittsburg. 60
Mrs. Elisha Dyer was operated on for
appendicitis at Newport r. I. --- 1t
was announced at Albany that Mrs.
Anna Cassin Mcclure, who recently OBJ
tanned a divorce from Archibald Jermain
Mcclure. was married in this city TO
Parker { rning, of Albany
CITY tocks were dull and prices
3rregula - Ralph Johnstone in the
baby right aerOplane. broke the
worlds record for altitude. reaching
a,114 feet, on the last DAY Of the Inter
national aviation meet at Belmont Park.
= Theodore Roosevelt and Henri L.
Stinson reused Republican enthusiasm
in whirlWind speaking trips about the
CITY, each addressing nine meetings
60 The 1911 budget was passed by
the Board Of Estimate and Apportion-
nent. with an increase Of more than
S10,091,090 over the current year. -
The express companies moved more mat
Ter than on any day since the strike or
their employees, anu The strikers an
nolluced that three thousand clerks had
Joined their ranks - Edward Rob
1nson was appointed director of the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art. to succeed
Sir PurdOn Clarke. - The Repub-
1ican state chairman received a new
batch OF upstate reports, which led him
20 declare thet his estimate Of $4,000 to
10000 as Stimson's probable plurality
was not large enough. - The re-
oeirers of the Metropolitan Street Rail
pav Company submitted a proposition
10 the Public Service Commission for 8,
transfer system at 39th street: --
The r,olfce suspected murder in the case
Of a man whose body was found in the
Harlem River.
- THE wEATHER.-Indicati for to-
day: Fair. The temperature Eester-
DAY: Highest. 10 degrees, lowest, 39