New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS. Senate: Mr.. Carter
smoke against the resolution caiIins Loi
direct election Of Senator'S - liouSo'
Consideration Of the postoince apPIo
zriation bill continued.
FOREIGN.-The Tribune's correspond
ent in London says that the LloeIal MN
lIstrv Is completely under the controI VI
The Premier: the veto bill will be the
leading measure in Parliament -
Advices received in France say IIIa'
Holland has modified her measures Lo
ygarding the fortif1cauoh Oh rio"a,jo,
- II is believed that the Declaration
NJ London will not be ratified IN Eng,
land. - II was learned at Guaydquli
that the United States had intlnatGu
Ybet 81 would lease the Galapagos Isl
ands for a term of ninety-nlne years IoI
the sum of S15,000OOO. -- A huihpeI
of deaths from the bubonic plague oS
Cured at Pehng: the legation STAINS are
ouarantining themselves. - oTS
gar produced razor 10 ehPllaslne I. fo,, t,1T
Seran6s on Sir Thomas Upton TOT
financial assistance at the latters coun-
1rv place in England; the police We're
called and arrested the visitor. - Ine
TJarhurg-American Line frelghter flsa
ran aground in Lime Bay near fOrtldllu.
rneland but was soon towed on. -
T. was announced in Lisbon that favor
able bids for naval vessels had peeI
c4ived from American and Enensn snlp
builders. -= Five persons were pu' iTS tIeu
~ death in an early morning nre at lO-
ronto.
DONESTIC.-It was announced al 'he
state Department that the Canadian ana
1-ni+ed states commissioners on reel
Wit. had reached an agreement, which
vculd rrobably he made public next
THURSDAY. - Although no quorum was
rreeent. q formal ballot was taken IN tlie
tinted States Senatorship contest AZ ~
bany. - II was learned at Albany
fnat charges against Borough Presldeht
Gregeov of Queens had been preferred 'u
Governor Dix by William T. Rosele' oI
Long Island CITY. -- II was learned
o. ,lbanv that the term Of q. II. Cheney,
state Superintendent of Banks, would
e-rire next Nav instead Of in January
1912 nc had been supposed --- II was
declared at Cincinnati that the fifteen
se]f-evil-d West Virginia Repunncah
Senators might return to Wheeling on
Norday. as the Democrats had SHOWN d
disposition 10 treat them fairly. -
Citv ATTORNEY Frank Jones, Of DanNllle'
III. said he believed there had been a
large traffic in votes and favored mass
meeting where al the candidates could
"get together and 60 before a grand jury
and tell all they know
CITY.-Stocks we're dun and heavy.
e. President Taft defended the pro-
rosed fortifcator ~ the Panama Canal
In his speech before the Pennsylvania
Society reviewing at length the treaty
as well as the sovereign rights OF the
United states, and pointing out the dls-
nsters which might follow the neglect or
such 2 measure -= William Barnes.
ir. Of Albany. was elected chairman of
the Republican state Committee. Tim
othv l. Woodruff and Abraham Gruher
leading the movement in his favor and
Iiovd G. Griscom and S. s. Koenig the
oDnosition. = Hundreds Of business
associates Of Paul Morton, president or
The Eouitable Life Assurance Soclety'
attended his funeral in ST Ihonas
Protestant Episcopal Church. -
twelve suffragcttes were jostied ana
1eered by n crowd Of boys when they
ettenpted to sell their literature IN Ihe
financial district - Inspectors Holo-
nan MoCmsky and Flood were reduced
70 ranteins by Commissioners Cropsey IN
an upheaval in the Police DeparulIiWe y. zen" en-
r= The Bradley CONSTRUCTION Coli .
nanv made an offer to build and opeIa'e
Yhe Triborough subway route. = ! IlS !
renort that Dr. Charles Il ToWhsehu
w5s 10 succeed Dr. II. G. Buinpus
director Of the american Museum "'
Natural History was denied.
THE wFATHER-Indicat for TO
ssv. Rain or snow and colder. Ihe
Temperature yesterday: Highest, "a &c
grees; lowest, 90