New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-Senate Senators La
Toilette and Bristow attacked the "a
madam reciprocity agreement and PresI-
don't Taft's course in connection with IL.
- The House was not in session
FOREIGN.-Edward the eldest son OF
King George, was invested as the Prince
of Wales in Carnarvon Castle, Carnar-
Vor. Wales =-- A memorial taDlet 10
William Penn was unveiled in the
Church Of All Hallows, London. the cere-
inonv being followed by "a banquet III
stafford House -== The House OF
Lords concluded the report stage OF the
veto bill. and the measure is expected 10
% TO the House of Commons with the
amendments unmodified. - Inc con
dition of John W. Gates, VINO is III III
Paris. was said TO be unchanged -
Thirty Maderists and five federal SOL
diers were reported killed IN nShl dl
Puebla. Mexico. =- Henry l.. Stlmsoh'
Secretary of War, arrived at Colon to
jnspect the Panama Canal. -- ClVll
guards in Saragossa, Spain, fired upon
strikers. killing five persons ana wound
ing many others.
DOMESTIC.-Govern Deneen of IL
linois testifying before the Lormer IN
Ncstigating committee Of the Senate,
contradictsd the testimony OF Edward
Hines, who said that President Taft IA
Nored the election Of Lorimer -
Three revenue officers and tWenty-one
officers ana employees Of butterine manu-
facturers were arrested in chicago
charged with conspiracy TO defraud the
government out Of the butterine tax; the
government is said TO have lost thou
sands of dollars by the alleged frauds.
a dispatch from Minneapolis
stated that the entire assets OF r. y.
Peavey < Co. approXimatins S4,IOO,OU,
had been temporarily turned over 10 the
Minneapolis Trust Company to secure
the Indebtedness Of the f. II. Peavey
COMPANY and that it was believed all
the creditors would get the full value
Of their obligations. -- Evelyn Arthur
See. founder of the Absolute Life" cult.
was convicted Of abducting Mildred
Bridges seventeen years old, and a
member Of the cult. 10y a Chicago jury
after an hours deliberation
CITY-Stocks were dull and firm.
Ice dealers. in alarm at the police
and District Attorneys investigation OF
their methods. made a large addition to
the supply. -= Mayor GaynOr Joined
with other city officials in refusing e.
accept InterbOrough demands for a 8
per cent guarantee. 49, The chief clerk
at Quarantine testified that records had
not been kept Of disbursements Of $3.50,
'DJ that dcfalcation had not been re-
ported. and that certain records had dis
appeared. - An automobile owned by
Mrs. Frances HodgsOn Burnett was run
down by trolley car and two persons
were killed and three badly injured
-[ Subp9nas were served on former
officials OF the closed Union Bank for
the state Banking Departments inquiry
which begins on Monday. -= W. Z. d
Stokes's ASSISTANTS will venture into
vaudeville; the detectives suspended be-
cause OF the missing letters were placed
on trial at Police Headquarters. -
The Metropolitan Museum of Art an
nounced many important acquisitions
both by purchase and gift. - The
captain Of a lighter saved his two chill
drcn from drowning.
THE WEATHER.-Indica for to-
dsy: Fair The temperature yesterday:
Highest 81 degrees; lowest, II.