New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

coHcpESS senate: Senator Cum
uins's resolution providing for the apoiI-
ton of the National Monetary Coliii, re
sion was debated. == House LaT
senate amendments 20 the statehoou Oii'
were accepted without debate
FOREIGN.-The veto bill was accepted
nv the House of Lords by l3l VOTES "
ia obviating the necessity Tor the cree
ton Of new peers. =- BY a vote OF zoo
in 159 the House of Commons adopleu "
ministerial resolution calling LOT tno
1,ayment Of $4,000 a year 10 each VI i.o
members as salary. - Troops WeIe
prdered from Aldershot TO the East Emo
NJ London to deal with the rioting striK
ers. virtually no foodstuffs were haholeu
al the Port of London. = minor
oneration was performed on the Pope .
knee TO relieve pain; the patients gen
elal condition is improving. --- An
inouest into the death or Jameson Leg
F'inney. who lost his life in the nre a.
the Carlton Hotel. London, VIII De helu
on Saturday: the body VIII be crelhateu
Cd tho ashes brought to this country
The damage caused by the purH-
ing of the Carlton Hotel, London, was
estimated at nearly 100000, all covered
Lv Insurance, including the belongings
of the guests.
DOMESTIC r. Nugent was
deposed as chairman of the New Jersey
state Democratic Committee Tor MS IN
sultinc toast TO Governor Wilson; there
was almost a riot at the committee meet,
ing. = The Controller OF the FeoeTal
Treasury, Mr.. TraceweH, construed the
last naval appropriation act 10 mean
that every employee in shlpyaro
where government vessels are building
must enjoy an eight hour day - Dr.
+ l.. Dunlap. associate chemist or the
Department of Agriculture. VINO prepared
the memorandum upon which DR.. Har-
vev w. Wiley was charged with having
illegally employed an expert chemist
was a witness before the House lnVesu-
eating committee at Washington; he eX-
planned the Rusby case, but denied that
he had made formal charges against
DR.. Wiley. = Admiral Togo Inspected
the United States warships in course of
construction at Philadelphia, and 1T was
said was more impressed with them than
ANYTHING he had seen during his tour; a
change was made in the admiraIs itin-
erary 10 enable him 10 see the United
States fleet man9uvres, off Province
town Mass Suit was brought
against Senator LOrimer by a Chicago
firm to recover $4,000 for work claimed
TO have been done on his summer home.
CITY.-Stocks suffered further losses,
made his first public defence Of the pro-
posed new charter, declaring that not a
line i'm il was written by him. =-= The
streetcar lines announced a plan whereby
transfers would be issued at 151 inter-
secting points. =-- Henry Clay Prick
\ retired from the directorates Of three
railways. and his acquaintance said he
might soon quit business altogether to
devote more time TO his art collection.
-== The Federal Court of Appeals up
held the conviction Of three officers Of
the United Wireless Telegraph Com
pany for using the mails to defraud in
vestors. - The Bureau Of Municipal
Research replied to Mayor GaynOr, deny
ing that its criticism of slaughter house
conditions was sensational and unfair.
The Police Commissioner issued
Communications to three officials for the
capture OF the youth who confessed to
the murder in the Hotel Iroquois.
THE WEATHER.-Ind for to-
day: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, IS degrees: lowest, 60.