New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONG RES S.-Senate: Arbitration
treaties were referred TO the Committee
on Foreign Relations and were MADE
public; Senator Bourne spoke in favor
II radical constitution for Arizona; fan
ire TO agree on wool bill has delayed ad-
lournment, probably: Finance committee
20 hold hearings on the cotton bill. -
House: Day portrait report sent to the
President for action; Speaker clark
signed the reapportionment bill.
FOREIGN. American Minister in
Port-au- Prince reported that enorts 10
form a Haytisn committee OF pupllc
safety had failed and that clash be-
tween the opposing revolutionary FAC
tons seems Inevitable. - A battle
was reported between Peruvian ana
Colombian troops, I'm which the latter
we're defeated with great loss. -
Captain Felix director of the Military
Aviation School, made record az
Etampes. France, by ascending ll'ooo
feet in siXty-t three minutes. =- Henry
L. Stimson, Secretary Of War. left Santi-
ago de Cuba for Havana. --- AS re-
prisals because a few men struck work
1900 metal workers in Leipsic ana
Thuringia, Germany, were locked out
- Robert Bacon, American Ambas-
sador to France, sailed from Liverpool
for New York on the Campania. -
Etrychnine, caffeine and oxygen were ad-
ministered TO John w. Gates in combat
ing another attack of heart failure.
DOMESTIC Admiral Togo. guest at
dinner in the White House, was urged
by the President 10 express 10 the En-
peror of Japan hope that the Orient
power would Join the move toward
world peace. =-= Text of the arbitra-
ton treaties was made public at Wash
ington with the idea that the country
would express it's views 20 the senate
ratification may not come at this ses-
sion. Counsel for Or. Wiley AT
Washington examined the Department
of Agriculture solicitor in an effort 10
show friction over pure food prosecu-
lions - j. c. Beckemeyer told the
Lorimer committee at Washington about
the distribution Of Illinois Legislature
Jackpot" money. - Proceedings
we're Instituted in WATERFOWL 70 test the
legality OF the Levy election law py
agreement of counsel the matter was
permitted TO go 70 the Appellate IL
vision and fterward 70 the Court OF
Appeals for an early decision. =-- Ac-
cording 10 the decision Of the Coroner
in Providence. Mrs. Nickerson, who mys-
teriouslv disappeared from Boston ana
whose body was afterward found IN the
sound. was murdered: no water was IN
the dead womans lungs. - Mrs,
Mary Cheat, who accused her husDanu
OF hitching her 70 a team OF mules re-
Nlented i'm court. at Liberty. No, ana
|tpromised not to prosecute him Tor MS
alleged cruelty.
CITY-Stocks were weak. = = L.
President Roosevelt told the CONGRESS
cononittee that he had permitted the
steel Trust 10 absorb the Tennessee CGal
and Iron Company in order 10 cnecK tiio
panic. and asserted that the result Jusu,
hAd his action: Charles NJ. Schwao calico
J. F. Morgan the godfather Of the Steel
Trust - Day long scenes OF rlouhg
in which scores of persons were injured
marked the strike of the employees 81 Two
trolley lines in Brooklyn - me
Bradley Contracting Company explained
10 the Public Service Commission that
preliminary work would make it impos-
sible 10 start the actual digging on the
new subway before Thursday.
THE WEATHER.-fndi for to-
day: Probably fair. The temperature
yesterday. Highest. u degrees. low
est. SIS.