New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-A Paris magistrate learned
that OH the day the Mona Lisa disap-
pearcd from the Louvre an excited man
carrying d panel covered by horse
blanket left the city by the Bordeaux
express. II was reported in Brussels
The art work passed through Belgium
into Holland. - The strike in Liver
pool was ended and $500 men returned
10 work; the Lusitania and the Adriatic
will sail for New York to-day. --- The
maximum terms which France will offer
To Germany 10 settle the Morocco dis
pute will be submitted to the full French
Cabinet to-day for approval. =
Women and babies taken from sinking
vessel IN Lake Huron were adrift in a
small boat in a storm for thlrty-siX
hours; a tug that flowed the vessel DIS
appeared with ten persons on board.
49, The actual partition Of Finland
was begun by two large parishes being
cut off from Viborg province and added
10 81. Petersburg. =- Count katsurd'
Premier of Japan, resigned his post;
- Manoel de Arriaga was elected
President Of Portugal by the Constituent
Assembly
DOMESTIC Peter Carter. a negro
who had been captured by men Of his
own race and identified as the man who
attacked Mrs. Minnie Sprggdns, wife OF
am Oklahoma farmer, was burned 10
death on a brush pile by mob in the
main street Of Purcell. == William
Lee Of BOonviile. Ind, was arrested IN
connection with the murder OF his father,
mother and brother; robbery was sald
10 have been the motive of the crime.
Henry i. Stimson. Secretary Of
War. announced that the War Depart
ment would soon establish schools or
cquitation for the instruction OF ot1Cers
and enlisted men in horSemanship. --=
President Taft reached Beverly, Mass.
and began his first vacation OF any
length since last spring. -- 1t was
said at Albany that the state authorities
would not attempt TO prevent the New
York State Wine Beer and Liquor Deal
ers' Association from holding it's annual
convention I'm the state armcry at Bins-
hamton. == No result came frol9 q
conference in Chicago between julius
Kruttschntt, vice-presdent Of the Har-
M,iman lines. and J. ". Kline. represent
REng the federated unions Of shopmen
EWaU street heard that the men had
voted 10 strike. -= Seven witnesses
FOR the commonwealth testified az the
trial Of Henry Clay Beattie, jr. for the
murder Of his wife at Chesterfield Court
House. Va. - District Attorney Cav
throp Of Chester County, Penn. believed
he had the ringeader Of the mob That
burned a negro at the stake in Coates
railroad brakeman, who was held FOR
murder
CITY-Stocks were weak. == Harry
Y. Atwood landed ct Nyack y. Y. after
breaking the worlds 'crCss-country aero
plane flight record by completing LII
miles. and planned TO fly TO this city to-
day. - The legislative committee de-
voted the entire day 10 the educational
chapter Of the proposed city charter,
practically all of the speakers declaring
AGAINST a paid Board Of Education. =--
The Health Department reported thirty
I'VE cases Of typhoid fever In four weeks
in the Catholic orphan Asylum, in The
Bronx. -- F. r. GrosScup was chosen
chairman OF the New Jersey Democratic
committee 20 succeed J. II. Nugent, re-
Gently deposed for having offered an in
sultlng toast TO Governor Wilson. -=-
Bruno Rothenberg was held In $1,000
hail on a charge OF arson, the prosecutor
saying the prisoner was merely pawn
I'm the hands of others" and limiting at
other arrests. - y. J. McGrane, tho
chum 81 Paul Giedel. on trial for muir
der. told in court how the prisoner had
hefriended him when he was penniess.
THE WEATHER.-Indicati for to-
daY: Showers. The temperature yes
terday: Highest, Is degrees; lowest 80.