New-York tribune., 1911-11-14
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN N.-Manchuria declared itself
independent and neutral as between
Manchu ana Chinese - Chi-Fu went
over 10 the revolutionists - yuan
Shih- kai arrived in Peking. - All
foreign consuls at Nanking left the city
IN view OF the inability OF the foreign
warships there to protect them. - A
delegation of Young Turks was sent 10
Port Said TO seek an interview with
King George and pray for British inter-
yention IN the war In Tripoli - Rus
sia threatened 10 occupy two OF the
northern provinces of Persia. -
Oscar Hammerstein opened his new
opera house IN London with perform
snce Of "Quo Vadls." - Officers or
the Chester. at Marseiles, expressed the
cpinion that the Italians were in contro!
OF the city of Tripoli. =- A Lisbon
dispatch said the royalists were planning
another invasion Of Portugal. -
C;eneroso Chaldia, Ex-Governor Of Colon
province. asked President Taft to recall
riovernor Thatcher of the Panama Canal
zone.
DOMDSTTC-Pre Taft and At
torney General Wickersham conferred
in Washington about antitrust legis-
lstion 10 be suggested to the next Con-
zress. - Senator Smoot predicted
tariff revision in the next session OF
mittee associate, said no action was
likely until after 1912. == It was re-
ported In Washington that almost one
third OF the samples of foods and drugs
examined by the government were found
20 be adulterated or misbranded. -
The Supreme Court decided that the In
terstate Commerce Commission did not
have power TO prevent charges for grair
eleVating In transit - Attorney Gen
pnnCinorad
of the cotton bear pool on complaint OF
Representative Aiken. - The Vir-
ginia Supreme Court refused TO grant
an appeal In the case of Henry Clay
Beattie jr.. convicted of the murder OF
his wife. The trial of Bertram G.
Spencer. charged with numbering Miss
Martha B. Blackstone during one of his
robberies. began at Springfield Mass.
=- Three boys were killed In Roches-
ter when dynamite caps with which
they were playing exploded - c. p.
Rodgers. the transcOntinental aviator,
who was injured by the fall of his air
ship on Sunday. WAS reported as recov-
ering from his injuries; he may resume
his fight 10 Long Beach. CAL i'm ten
days. --- Mrs. Booth Harrington was
granted a decree Of absolute divorce.
CGTY.-Stocks were irregular closing
heavy. == Joseph Pulitzers will, to be
filed to-day. carries out his plans for a
school Of Journalism. remembers several
employees and provides that his sons shall
eventually control his newspaper prop
critics. -- Mayor Gaynor refused to
listen To plans looking to mediation Of
the street cleaners strike, and il was
said steps would be taken to call out all
the union teamsters in sympathy with
Commissioner Edwards's men. =- The
Queens judiciary inquiry was adjourned
for week. and District Attorney De
Witt announced that Wilett would face
arrest Tor a conspiracy to promote un-
lawfully his election. -= Recent real
estate transfers called attention TO in
Creasing ownership of land by Italians.
now amounting TO many millions of dol
lars. == Mayor Gaynor made an ad-
dress at the celebration of the one hun
dredth anniversary Of Public School ?, in
Henry street. saying he doubted il mod
ern schools were any better than those
Of long ago. == The wife. mother in
law and child Of Brooklyn tailor were
found murdered in their home
THE WEATHER.-Indicsti for to-
day: Fair and rising temperature. The
temperature yesterday: Highest, "a de-
grees: lowest, "a.