New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

ONGRESS.-Senate: Messrs. Root
and Cullom and Mr.. Burton submitted
minority reports defending the arbitra-
tion treaties. but no action was taken;
Mr.. La Toilette urged government con-
troll OF Alaskan utilities. ---= House:
Cotton bill passed under "a gag rule,
with Senate amendments; Democratic
caucus agreed to adjournment at p. m.
to-day; the President sent a message
urging $4,000 appropriation to finish
raising the Maine; resolution introduced
looking toward limited reciprocity with
Argentina.
FOREfGN.--Work was resumed on the
British railways. though some men held
cut, owing to the companies attempting
10 deprive tho strikers Of their seniority
an favor Of the men who Gid not go on
strike. -=-== Admiral Togo left Niagara
Falls, Ont, for Vancouver and Seattle.
Sir J. p. Whitney Premier of
Ontario came out against reciprocity,
expressing the belief that IL would lead
g. annexation - The Cuban press
for tee most part showed ratification at
the deportation Of the Villaverdes. news
paper editors. -= All the field notes,
cameras and exposed films of the Smith
Sonian Institutions glacial expedition
fell into the river at Cordova, Alaska,
and are probably lost
DOMESTIC.-The trial of Henry Clay
Bcattie. jr, for the murder Of his wife
q month ago was begun I'm the Chester
field NaD courthouse; Beattie pleaded
not guilty 60 the indictment, and his
counsel requested postponement Of one
week. which the court refused. =-
j. q. Emery. Of Wisconsin. told the
Association of State and National Food
and Dairy Departments. in convention
at Duluth. Mimi, that tremendous
pressure was being brought 20 bear on
the pure food men in public employ by
the special interests. -= Colonel ROose-
Heit announced 60 the editor of Q Pitts
hUrsh newspaper that under no circum-
stances would he consent 10 the use OF
Lis name FOR the Presidential nomination
in 1917; he said that such action would
prove calamity. -= Secretary wilson
e the Department Of Agriculture tcsti-
wing before 2 Congressional committee,
CcntTsdicfed che testimony Of Dr. Wiley
and blamed the chief chemist for troubles
Ia the department. --- Harry \. Al
wood. in his fight from St Louis TO New
York. reached Belle Isle. five miles west
of syracuse; ne lost his way trying to
find Auburn. and wandered about in the
air for nearly 1u hour. - Charles NJ.
S,hwab denied in An interview at Beth
!rhen'. Pom. the reports that the Both
lebem steel Company would he merged
With tho LackaVanra steel Company and
thc Republic Iron and Steel Company.
CJTY.-Stocks were weak - Tho
frat public hearing or the proposed city
charter Has held in the city Hall, and
the committee showed q disposition 80
1epglsc al attacks ON The measure, one
&C the SeB9toTs declaring that the Dem
c"rsts wc1c coming into thoir own and
intended o. get the laws they wanted.
Six jurors were selected for the
Trial of Paul Giedel on the charge Of
killing William ~. Jackson; both sides
refused 10 discuss "a report that the
youthful prisoner was willing Ia plead
guilty 20 murder ia the second degree.
g. Tho recent marriage of Miss Kath-
crime s. prejcr. of Brooklyn. 10 Edward
TrUmbull. an artist. was void according
20 the lawyer 81 the brides family. ass
M Trumhuii WAS not legally separated
from his Wife by az earlier marriage.
Charles Downing Lay, who was
recently appointed landscape architect.
said everything ia Central Park looked
neglected -- A boy from San An
tonic. TX. No dropped n revolver on
III Sidewalk, causing the fatal woundnG
81 20 women in Park Row, was exon
Ctfted h" tie COrCr"l.
THE y EATBEG. I0dicationS for to-
tat. Fait Tho temperature Yesterday:
highest, 80 degrees. loN"Pi G..