New-York tribune., 1911-12-14
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

GRESS.-Senate Mr.. Cummins
spoke in favor Of his bill providing for a
review of the decree in the American To
hacco Company case by the United
states Supreme Court. House:
The Sulzer resolution, calling for abro-
cation of the treaty of 1882 with Rus
sia, on account Of discrimination against
American Jews. was adopted by a vote
OF 300 10 !, Representative Malby. of
New York. being its only opponent
FOREIGN. - The Princess Royal
Duchess of Fife and her daughters were
rescued in a lifeboat from the stranded
j. d .. steamer Delhi. on the Moroccan
coast: the lifeboat capszed. but the
princeSses were saved: several blueiack-
cts Of the French cruiser Friant were
drowned while aiding in the rescue.
:= \ Berlin newspaper said the Ger
man government was planning an en-
largement Of the navy. == Nine
Langevin in her petition for a divorce
from Professor Langevin. of the College
of France, cited Nine. Curie, whom she
charged with misconduct. == English
spies, who betrayed German naval Sc
Crets, were sent 10 prison.
OMESTGC.-C colonel Harry s. New
ccntradicted statements that President
Taft could not carry Indiana. == Five
thousand persons cheered Theodore
Roosevelt in Boston; he refused 10 make
a speech. but said he had urged Gov
ernor Bass Of New Hampshire to ad-
dress the Progressive Republican meet
ing i'm Boston on Saturday. =- n dis
patch from PhPniX. Ariz.. stated that
the Democrats had elected Senator'S,
members OF Congress and state officers;
the amendment TO the constitution elmi-
mating the recall Of Judges passed al
most unanimously. = The state
Board Of CanVaSSerS reported the defeat
nfr,,e,t afs=
voted on in the last election, and the
approval of a $19.SOO,O0O bond issue for
canal terminals. =- a mass meeting
in the Assembly chamber i'm Albany de-
manded the abrogation Of the treaty
with Russia because Of discrimination
H. the recognition Of passports. ---
The Rev. Charles NJ Brewer, former
chaplain i'm the United States army. was
arrested at Olustee Okla. accused of
having been implicated in explosions
which DESTROYED $500 600 worth of gov
crnment property at Fort Riley, Kan;
Brewer was dismissed from the service
last March. == President Taft per-
sonally initiated the governments in
Nestigation into the alleged nationwide
dNnamitlng conspiracy.
CITY. Stocks were strong. -
STATE Chairman Barnes denied giving an
interview I'M which he was alleged 10
have criticised President Taft, referred
80 Mr. Roosevelt as would-be dictator
and said he was about ready TO join
third party. -= Representatives Df
leading German societies disowned any
part i'm the TiOtOus demonstration at the
Carnegie Hall peace meeting. -- Inn
provement in the steel trade has led 10
feeling that the high level Of 1905 is
80 he reached, and many believe the
boom" is 10 affect business generally.
:= Mrs W. T.. u. Stokes testified at
the trial of Miss Ethel Conrad and Miss
Lillian Graham. who shot her husband
w. n. Hotchkiss state Supern-
tendent Of Insurance attacked the state
insurance plan at the convention OF the
Association Of Life Insurance Presi-
dents. --- Physicians adopted resou-
tions urging Governor Dix to reappoint
Or Doty Health officer Of tho port
= The wives Of the owners Of the
Triangle Waist Company attended the
trial ~ their husbands and heard girls
testify that they never knew there was
door on the Washington Place side.
THE WEATHER.-Indi for to-
dav: Fair The temperature Yesterday:
Highest, ~ degrees; lowest, ~.