New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-23
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

r0RFIGN.-A defeat Of the main CHI
80 ir,nsriaI army az Kwaug- Shut was
reDorted. fifteen thousand rebels, OPP
r1zinr twenty thousand loyahsts. capt
,,~aa artillery. baggage train and aulmu-
milton. forcing the enemy 20 retreat 20
Sho-Got. the National Assembly was
ope7ed by Prince Shih-To, who read an
edict making no mention OF the reoei-
lion Fighting between Italians
and Turks was reported thrgusH9,u1
Friday last at BeuEhaZi. bOh slNes
were said 20 have lost heavily. the ltal-
fans killed mum bering one hundred
8 ire similar 20 that which destroyed
the French rattieship Liberte broke ont
aboard the German aTmored cruiser on
der Tam ar Kiel. but was eXtlnEulshed
before IL reached the magazines. --
The Spanish government disarmed loui
hundred Portuguese royalists, indlca-
tiong were that the anti-republican
movement had failed. == The Hol-
land America liner Sloterdyk was re-
ported with q broken crankshaft and
needing aid three hundred miles west Of
Ireland
DOMESTIC. President Taft passed a
quiet day in Pierre. =. D.. and spoke on
peace 20 q large audience, he was the
guest Of Governor Nessey and Repre-
sentative Burke. = The Rev. Ga
enCe Y. T. RiChesOn. accused OF the muir
der Of Miss Avis Linneu did not resign
as pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church
cam bridge. Mass. as many supposed ne
would do. his counsel denied that he
would resign or issue statement. --
Miss Ida Lewis the Grace Darling OF
America" cannot recover from stroke
OF apOpleXy she suffered on Saturday
her physicians said. == II was an
rounced I'm Chicago that President TAFT
a q q Old
American Mining Congress IN Chicago
or SATURDAY. O.. p. Rodgers. he
coast 10 coast aviator. reached san An
tonic. Tex after "a fifty-mile fight from
San Marcos The Portland. Ne.
health officer said be would complain TO
the United States Attorney about con-
ditions aboard the Holy Ghost and Us
Societys yacht COronet; the leader
Saudf0rd. told of privati0rs oh the "trip
lust ended. = Two hundred students
from the University of Montreal after
being stranded on e. steamer In the st
Lawrence River all night. landed al os-
drr-burc. y. y == II was reported IN
New Orleans that the first cold snap of
re season had spread over the cotton
belt == Dr. Harvey IT. Wiley adj
dressed the national American woman
suffrage convention 1T Louisville and
was introduced as -rhe man who is try
I-r -o give us chance 20 Iive.s =-=
AT early sn0wstOrm fin Texas covered
blooming flowers and the green foiiaSa
% trees
ITy-Porough President NcAnenv
SAID S70ono00 should be- expended IN
Manhattan 'u replacing pavemeuts that
were beyond economical ~epair -
The consul general NJ Colombia IN an
oper letter attacked eX-Presidert
Roosevelt for his course I'm the Panama
matter. == Commenting on the cam
palsn for Assembly. Chairman William
Barnes. ir. said conditions We're favor
able for recovering lost ground. -
The campaign committee ~ the Repub-
ican Club said that through the acts
of Governor Dix and Tammanv Hall leg
islatOrs the cause of civil service reform
had received "the worst setback for
many years = Plans We're al
nounced for the uuveiIing of the statue
OF William cullen Bryant in BRYANT
Park tomorrow afternoon. = A
bloomfield. y. j.. man was overcome
By gas in a trench under his yard while
trying. II is alleged, to- tap secretly u
street main.
TIE Observation-Disclosures for to-
day rain. The temperature yesterday:
Highest SO degrees. lowest. -.