New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-02
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Russia ordered an ad-
vance on Teneran following the reJecJloh
Of IFS demand for the dismissal of Nor
gan Shuster from the Persian govern
ment's councils. == The BRUSH gov
eminent. ureed TO intervene in Persia
behalf. declined. = Marking stu re-
sisted the rebel attack. - Yuan
Shih-kaf was reported about TO OFFER an
autonomous form of government TO the
provinces and thus secure the S6UOOV'OVP
loan negotiated by Baron Cottu.
Cardinal Farley definitely ABANDONED ms
intention Of returning from Rome before
christmas - Herbert Montdgu,
british army Lieutenant had his commls-
SION cancelled for joining the turkish
forces in TripCli, his action being al
tudged a breach of neutrality @- ne
members Of the board Of surveyors ap-
pointed TO examine the wreck OF the
Maine were about To sail from havana
for home. when they received orders from
Washington 70 remain
DOMESTIC.-James 3. Mcnamara
pleaded guilty TO having placed polhp
Under the Los Angeles Times Building
causing the death of twenty-one persons;
John J. Mcnamara pleaded guilty 10
having caused the explosion at the
Ilewellyn Iron Works; sentence was de-
ferred: il was said the death penalty
would not be imposed. == The report
of the Tariff BO2fd on the wool SEIZED
ule will be in President Tafts hands by
December II; reports OF dssenslon IN
the board were officially denied. --
The Osceola County OFla) Grand Jury
failed to find an Indictment against Es-
bert Gillette, a Shaker charged VITA as
sisting Sadie Marchant "out OF lie by
administering ChlOTOfOrm at her own re-
Quest. An Illinois Central passen-
ger train was ditched near Paducah'
Ky: four persons were killed and a score
or more injured. -= Penn Cole ana
Frederick Mason, Cornell students, res
Cued the Misses Margaret and Josephine
Mahonev. of Boston from the burning
home OF their hostess. Mrs. A. NJ. Burke,
a. Merton, q suburb Of Philadelphia
:- Governor Dix, at Albany, appoint
cd delegates 10 the National Rivers and
Harbors Congress at Washington and
the National Irrigation Congress at Chi
cago. = by the viii of Elijah NJ
Topliff. an attorney at Manchester
y. r.. filed at Nashua \. H.. Dartmouth
College will eventually receive about
S2Up 900. -- Charles :. Francis, pro-
urietor Of THE Troy Times and eX-
Ambassador to Austri2-Hungary. died at
Troy. Y. y. Dynamiters blew up
trolley car at Hill Top Station, near Biz
luiugham Ala. the mOtorman and con-
ductor We're badly injured.
CITY-Stocks We're dull and irregular.
.-= TN. legality of the subway con
tracts was established by decision OF
the Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court denying the petition of the Ad-
miral Realty Company for an injunction.
Women employees Of the Hotel An
sonia testified that Miss Graham had
sought Mr.. Stokes many times while she
was living in his hotel. and had on one
occasion made scene by trying TO drink
something from small bottle. == An
elevator fell eight stories in the New
York Life Insurance Building, but Of the
ten occupants only two We're seriously
hurt. = A Christian Scientist whose
child died from diphtheria under q heal
er's" care was arrested on a charge Of
homicide because she did not call in a
physician - Democratic Assembly
district leaders i'm Brooklyn opposed TO
AIcCooey S head of the party there held
n conference and found they said, they
could count on q majority in the county
committee for his deposition. -- Su-
perintendent Van Tuyl of the State
Banking Department closed the State
Savings Bank, pending q complete exam
ination Of It's affairs == Brooklyn civic
workers decided 10 oppose Commissioner
Waldo's plan 10 erect a borough police
headquarters in Poplar street
THE WEATHER.-Indicat for to-
DAY: Snow or rain. The temperature
Yesterday: Highest, II degrees; low
est, 90.