New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-15
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS. National None
tsry Commission ordered dissolved Dy
January s next; cotton revision OIL oIs.
cussed. House: Conference repoIs
on the wool bill adopted by vote Oh
2O6 10 90; Judiciary Committee reheNeu
of hearing the charges or Deiesate
Wickersham against the Attorney ueh-
eral in regard TO Alaska affairs
FOREIGN-Pope Plus failed to nam
tain his progress toward reSoNei!' "a
midnight his temperature had risen anu
the pains in the affected knee mad IN
creased. = A railway strike was ue-
oIsred at Liverpool which, ii was feared,
would extend TO every line In the Unlteu
Kingdom, paralyZing the internal tIdi9
of the country; troops were uispa ISH9 ~.
thither and soldiers were also helG III
readiness in Glasgow. whence tl sTu.'s
were reported. -- The House OF CollI
mons. by "A vote Of PAL TO Us. appro
nriated 81 900. 900 for the payment Oh
noemhers' salaries for the coming year
General Cincinnatus Leconte was
elected President of Haytt by CohsI ,rssI
sitting in POrt-au- Prince. - INC
Canadian Pacific Railway decldreu d
dividend Of 2l5 per cent on a., l.s rotiai
stock and . per cent on lts prefer oo
stock for the quarter ended June on
DOMESTIC.-A dispatch from coates,
yiIle Penn. stated that no arrests hdu
heen made in connection with the ourh-
ing of a negro on Sunday night! 10
guard against a race riot squdu u
state constabulary was ordered 10 Ihe
scene: 1t was said the authorities nau
the names OF thirty of the leaders Oh tiIe
lynching and would bring them 10 tliaI.
- Harry " Atwood, Of Boston, new
from 81 I,ouis TO Chicago in an aero
plape: he covered the 2S6 miles IN the
actual Nying time OF hours AZ minutes;
only two intermediate stops were mace
A series OF accidents marred the
third day OF the international aviation
meet at Chicago: two machines fen INTO
Lake Michigan and one was burned.
The responsibility for the wreck
of the Pennsylvania Railroad train at
Fort WAYNE. Ind, had not been deter
mined last night: the casualties included
two dead, two missing and believed 10
have been killed. and forty-siX injured.
CITY.-Stocks were strong. = Pres
jdent Taft will arrive in ocean Grove,
y. j., tonight and make an address be-
fore the Camp Meeting Association.
Admiral Togo explained at the
dinner Of the Japan and Peace sOcleueS
that his name signified Peaceful Man Of
the Eastern Country" and avowed MN
self a UeaCe advocate. == Frederic w.
| Hinrichs wrote a letter to the Mayor, re-
reating his charge that the proposed
charter was a secret charter, ana IN
timated Tammany Influence; Mr.. Gay
nor asked for specific objections and
sought to know what the organization
had put into it. = A young Boston
man committed suicide at sea by drop
ping overheard from an italian liner.
- Counsel for Paul Giedel, slayer OF
W. II. jackson, announced that no
lunacy commission would be asked for
his client. - George w. Perkins, the
former member of the firm of ]. p. Nor
gan 8, Co. announced that ne INTENDED
70 lessen his business activities still fur
Their to devote more time to sociological
work. Market men said meat
prices would go still higher and blamed
the Beef Trust for the increase -
suffragettes began week OF self-de-
niaw in order 20 raise funds 70 send
speakers to aid the cause in California.
THE WEATHER.-lndicat for to-
6ay: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, Sc degrees: lowest 90.