New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Dmitri Bogroff. who at
tempted the life of the Russian Premier
at Kiev. will be tried by court martial on
Wednesday; M. Stolypin was said to
be making favorable progress. -
Edouard Nieuport, the aeronaut, died at
Verdun, France, as a result of injuries
received when he fell with his machine
on Friday. - Revolutionary disturb
ances werc reported to have broken out
at Fuchow-Sze, China; two hundred
troops were dispatched thither. - A
futile attempt to ascend Mount Etna was
made the eruption of lava continues.
- 1t was learned that the robbers
who looted a New Westminster, B. c..
bank of $258000 were in hiding in Van
couver; their early apprehension was
looked for. - Edward Whymper, the
mountain climber and geographer, died
in London, aged seventy-one
DOMESTIC.-Preside Taft spoke at
Erie, Penn, in advocacy of the arbitra-
tion treaties pending before the Senate;
at Syracuse he spoke at the New York
State Fair on the need of improved
methods of farming. - Six persons
were killed and fourteen injured, several
probably fatally, when a racing car
driven by Lee Oldfield crashed through
a fence at the State Fair Grounds at
Syracuse. - A strike of 1,30O section
hands of the Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western Railroad went into effect at s
D. m. Jimmy" Ward. the aeronaut,
came to grief at Owego, N. Y, when his
aeroplane fell twenty feet and was
smashed; Ward was uninjured. -
Lieutenant Rodgers, L. S. n, flew from
College Park. Md. the army aviation
school. to his parents home in Havre de
Grace. A mine payinaster was
killed by highwaymen near Pittsburgh.
t-.- g.. tt,A,- oh nt
of the attack - DR.. Wiley, In a state
ment at Rluemont. Va, says he always
felt President Taft would vindicate him !;
he also thanked his friends for their
confidence. - In searching for the
Mona Lisa" stolen recently from the
Louvre, Treasury agents in Minnesota
found a miniature of Nell Gwynne and
two smaller paintings In an alleged
smuggler's possession. - The battle
ship Connecticut finished her torpedo
practice in Narragansett Bay, having
made a .creditable showing
CITY.-Stocks were strong Mrs
Walter L. Suydam, jr.. defied the landlord
to eject her from the apartment she has
been occupying since she left Blue Point
Long Island with Frederick Noble. -
Tobacco importers protested against the
bale by bale examination Of the customs
authorities, saving it was causing them
y
--= Plans for primary contests in the
several boroughs developed few real
fights in Manhattan. - Rear Admiral
p. K. Ching of the imperial Chinese
navy, made formal call on Mayor
Gaynor, which was returned -
Mayor Gaynor, replying TO complaint
of three girls who were crowded out OF
school, made plea for small paid
Board of Education. - The Kings
County Woman's Suffrage Association
announced that the negro clubs would
he admitted 10 the organization. -
Mrs John A. Middleton sued her hus-
hand. who is first vice president Of th'
Lehigh Valley Railroad, for separation
A man found slashing his breas
with a penknife said he wanted 10 se'
how much blood he could bring from hi
system
THE WEATHER-Indicat for to
day: Generally fair The temperatur
yesterday: Highest. rs degrees; low
est, So.