New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN Stolypin was at
tackled and seriously WOUNDED WhlIe d.
tending a theatre at Kiev. his assailant
was arrested The affairs OF Reg
fnald Ward an American. ano Cons
spfcuous operator In copper. were placed
in the hands OF a receiver. but an esti-
mate OF liabilities was not given -
According TO advices from Persia. All
Mira, the ex-Shah, who attempted 70
regain his throne, gave UP his attempt
after his defeat Of Sunday last ana
started 20 find asylum In some foreign
land - Reports from Constanlnople
described the ravages Of the scourge OF
cholera which has visited the empire;
whole villages were wiped out and the
victims numbered thousands. - Inc
eruption OF Mount Etna continued WIN
redoublec energy, q stream OF lava now
ing from the mountain which spread de-
stfuction IN It's path; villagers fed IN
terror, and Il was estimated that twenty
thousand persons were homeless.
DOMESTIC.-The Governors confer
ence at Spring Lake, \. j., decided 10
protest 10 the Supreme Court OF tne
United States against what was conslo-
cred an invasion OF states rights by
fe6Aral courts President Taft VIII
begin to-day. which is his ffty-fourth
birthday. g tourney OF $4,000 miles. IN
which he will visit twenty-fOur states
and ending IN Washington on November
[. Rodney J. Diegle, the convicted
sergeant alarms OF the OHIO state SEN
ate. appeared in Dayton. Ohio, after q
mysterious absence of several days: ne
declared he had absolutely no knowleoge
of the guilt OF any one In connection with
charges Of corruption in the OHIO Legs
lstlire. - Charles 5. Mellen. president
~ the New Haven Railroad. in state
ment in Boston, blamed newsI aper
article for rumors OF his resignation; ne
denied q possible dividend cat had been
discussed Governor DIX. IN q
sreech at the state fair In Syracuse,
charged extravaganza IN good roads eX-
peDdiulres - Benjamin Harper an
cx-auditor of the War Department, COM
nitted suicide at Fort Wayne. Ind --
Captain Frank G Warner, commander OF
Ohio's naval militia snip eel overheard
from a yawl into the river ana was
drowned. - Frost did 100000 dam
age 10 crops In New England. running
standing tobacco: temperatures below
freezing We're reported from Central New
York. beans corn and grapes showing
the effects - James j. Ward, cross
continent aviator reached Calcoon'
y. Y les miles from the start; engine
trouble delayed him.
CITY Stocks recovered after early
losses - A committee OF the Epis-
cClal Diocese OF Long lSIahd sent
petition 70 the Governors conference
urging federal divorce law. -
Navor Gavnor presided at the opening OF
the Jewish Theatre - Frank ).
Gouid's lS5-foot yacht was defeated by
a lG-footer in q 77-mile race on a bet OF
$1,000 - Many well known aviators
uttered for the Nassau Boulevard races
On A small circular track. - The
striking women's tailors and dressmakers
agreed 10 submit their demands TO ar
filtration. and will return 70 work. =-
An eleven vear-old prisoner in East New
York boastfully told the police that he
had set many fires in tenement houses
and factories in Manhattan and Brook
ivn.
THE WEATHER indications for 10
dav: Showers and warmer. The temper
atuTes Yesterday: Highest So degrees
lowest as