New-York tribune., 1911-10-11
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.


Foreign force of three thousand
Turks attempted 90 reCapture Trlpoh.
but was repeued. the guns from the bst-
tleships aiding the Italian defenders, IN
Italian squadron surprised "a Turkish de-
strover f1otula near Mitvlene and sank
four Of The vessels The POrtu-
Euese royalists defeated the government
troous in a nght near the GsIcian from
tier. ueasaut women. led by priests. en-
deavored 20 arouse zeal for the monarch
ist cause. = The city of Berlin met
wave OF high rrices by going into busi-
ness as a wholesale food merchant. the
retailers bound themselves 10 sell at q
fixed price commodities purchased from
the city After witnessing the de-
cepitation OF four bomb makers m WI
ChanE. several Chinese soldiers went
over 20 the revOIuti0uaries; cOmmunlca-
ton with Chang IS cut of == An
industrial council for the Cancellation OF
labor disputes was appointed by the
British government with Sir George
Askwith as chairman.
AIESTIC.-President Taft addressed
great crowds in Washington. speaking
in Seattle on the arbitration treaties and
in Tacoma on the government and husi-
ness. = Argument on the so-called
hard coal cases iu which the govern
MtUI alleges ihll~tlAo~h 80 -AtHAA't'..t'
trade IN anthracite. was begun In the
United States Supreme Court. =
state Senator Blaine. Of Wisconsin. who
made the original charges against United
states Senator Stephenson. admitted at
the hearing M Milwaukee that his aCcu-
sations were not based on his personal
knowledge of the facts. == The Court
of AuueaIs held that The Levy election
laws provisions relating 20 personal reg
rHHr |nrrH
Iriuriug Of name only once on hdl-
lot thereby preventing fusion. were IN
CONSTITUTIONAL = ~. y. Rodgers made
the worlds distance record for aVlators.
landing bon Marshall. Mo-. covering l.oto
miles in his fight from coast 70 coast.
--- TWO moro bodies were taken from
tra food ruins al Austin. Penn, making
the total death list siXty-slX. -- me
Senate committee investigating the cleo
r.n Of United States Senator Lorimer
resumed it's hearings IN Chicago. -
~'n- Naesa ehusetts Superior Court held
rrrt AIRS Eddy was "a nonresident So
~. inheritance tax could be collected
t-.n tho christian Scientists estate.
A negro cavalryman AZ Fort
Ethan Allen VT. killed man ana q
woman and fatally wounded another
woman before being captured.
.rTv-Stocss were dull and generally
higher -- Flu-ene s.. Philbin said
.r..-.rs' committee would he formed. u
-..a-sa~v. tn prevent the naval militia
.-rm building ar armorr ln Riverside
Te.k = Mrs IDA Won Claussen was
committed ra Bellevue Tor observation
rs rr her sanity. = a. Barton Hep
Hr.~- the banker. returned from FIVE
works bear hunting trip 10 Canada and
reported that he failed to get even %
Shot = The federal Court of Appeals
affirmed the conviction oi o.. r. Hcika
and Ernest Cerb~arht for dCfraudIng the
government OF customs duties on sugar.
- Ex-Ti-e Chief Croker at the be-
ginning rf the factory Investigation said
tho~o should be more fire towers, a rule
barring matches from factories. and thar
The chief should have more authority rec
eardinE factories = Giuseppe Cos
-ahila. who was caught with "a bomb uu-
der his coat was convicted OF violating
the sullivan law the maximum penalty
OF which is seven years ir prison and a
81 0o0 fine. - Men interested in ArgeD-
tine affairs held a conference at which
sDeake urged the merchants Of this
country 90 make greater efforts 70 sell
goods fr Argentina
THE WEATHER-Indications for TO-
dav. Fair The temperature Yesterday.
Highest 80 degrees. lowest 81