New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- The army ap-
propriation bill was passed and the Lori
rner case was discussed. - House: A
birl providing for the purchase or cree
ton of embassy buildings abroad was
passed.
FOREIGN.-The Mexican insurgents
have drawn their forces around Juarez
and are expected TO assault the city AT
once. -== Harry Hardness. an amateur
aeronaut. bore an official military dis
patch from Fort ROsecrans TO Tia Tuna.
cal. a distance of thirty-t two miles, in
IS minutes, using an Antoinette mono
rlane. =-=- II was reported 10 the state
Department at Washington that Dr.
Bush. OF FL Paso, Tex, was fred on by
Mexican federal troops while treating
wounded rebels. under the Red cross
flag. near JuareZ. - witnesses IN S'.
Petersburg testified TO the bad record of
DR. PantchenkO. who Is accused or the
murder OF Count Nassili Bouturlin. -=
Edward II James. proprietor OF The
libcra tor" which iibelled King George,
has been forced. under threat of boy
colt. u find another printer. -- Con-
ferenccG regarding proposals FOR peace
i'm Honduras began on the Tacoma. -
The German airship Gross III flew from
GOtha 10 Metz in about twelve hours.
DOMESTIC.-A conference Of Demo
cratic members of the Legislature Will
be held i'm Albany this morning to con-
slider the senatorial deadlock: the vote
for Senator yesterday showed no mate
rial changes -== Under pressure from
Tammany. the Democratic insurgents in
Albany advanced the date for joint
Senate and Assembly hearing on Gov
eGnor Djxs highway legislation. ---
During q debate I'm the Senate At Al
lany on a bill to revive defunct cor
1oI "a
banks whose charters have lapsed are
still doing business in this state. -
Governor Dix sent 70 the Senate the
nominations OF Winfield 4. Huppuch u
10 a Public Service commissioner in the
I'd District and w &. Burton and EleK
John Ludvigh 10 be Civil Service com
1nissioDers --= Secretary Knox wrote
10 Governor Crothers OF Maryland. point
ipe out that international custom re-
ouired the granting Of free automobile
licenses TO diplomats. --= Mrs. William
T. Bull widow Of the noted surgeon
died in Newport. =-- IL was an
rounced at Los Angeles that the alt-
tude record made 10y Arch HoXsey just
before his fatal aeroplane flight could
not stand as Official because his baro-
graph was smashed before 1t had been
tested.
CITY Stocks advanced in the late
trading Miss NiVien Gou,d was
married TO Lord Decies in St Barthol0-
news Church, Bishop Greer performing
The ceremony =-==- ". r. Montgomery
former president OF the Hamilton Bank
and an associate OF Joseph e.. ROBIN.
was found guilty Of grand larceny
- The lawyers Of the Arnold family
said that the end Of possibilities had
been reached in the case OF Dorothy Ar
mold. ==-- In his annual message 10 the
Board Of Aldermen, Mayor Gaynor IN
sisted that the city should build sin
cle subway system, largely by private
capital. -- a woman surgeon shielded
a patient from the shock when the Morse
attached to an ambulance ran into a
streetcar and the hospital conveyance
was overturned. -- Count Apponyi
the Hungarian statesman and peace al
Nocate. who arrived on the kronprin2
wilhelm. pronounced the Carnegie peace
project magnificent. - I. ;. VIII
Jams was elected president Of the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit Company, In place 81
4. W. Winter, resigned.
THE WEATHER.-Indica for to-
day. Fair. The temperature yester'
day: Highest, 80 degrees; lowest. %