New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-A republic Of n-Tung
was declared at Chi-Fu, and sun Hao-
Chi. a former governor OF the province
MAS selected as President; the foreign
warships I'm Chinese waters were report
ed as 10. Of which 81 were BRUSH, ~
French and 19 American -- The Ger
man government announced that All
treaties changing the boundaries not
only of Germany but of her colonies shall
require henceforth the assent OF the
Reichstag. =-= Representatives of Spain
and Germany conferred regarding the
cession TO the latter of Spanish Guinea
.= Official statistics showed Rome
Naples and Genoa TO be immune from
cholera. --= The British Foreign Sec
retary i'm the House of Commons sald
the government had informed Persia
that the employment of British subjects
would antagonize Russia. - DR..
Charles w Eliot was warmly received by
the parliamentary arbitration group in
the French Senate - The BaVarlan
Diet was dissolved as a result Of con-
fiict between the Centre and Radical par
ties and the Minister of Railways.
DOMESTIC President Taft in his
annual message 10 Congress Will recon-
mend a federal incorporation law 10 aid
in solving the trust problem, and will
deal with the tariff question. -= The
Commerce Court held the long and short
haul clause Of the interstate commerce
law constitutional. - The American
Harvester Company was ousted from
Missouri and fined $4,000 by the Su-
preme Court of that state. -- II be-
came known ian Chicago that since the
indictments were returned against the
National Packing Company the company
had completely reorganized. - Will
lam II Hotchkiss I'm a statement in Al
bany gave a warning about the business
methods OF liability insurance cOmpa-
nies. == Bertram g. Spencer on trial
for murder in Springfield, Mass, broke
down during the District Attorneys
summary of the case. Charles K.
Van Hise, president of Wisconsin Uni
versty. i'm a speech at Harvard, urged
the regulation of prices by a national
commission. =- Six thousand teleg
raphers. towermen and agents of the
New York Central received a wage adj
vance of from 10 10 - per cent. =-=
The Rev Clarence V. r.. Richeson sent
second letter To the Emmanuel Baptist
Church of Cambridge, urging acceptance
OF his resignation az pastor.
CITY.-Stocks were irregular. closing
lower -= ArchbishOps Farley and
FalcOnia. who are TO be made cardinals,
sailed for Rome. == The street clean
crs' strike gave every indication of being
word To the agencies supplying him with
strike breakers that he would need no
more men from them. ==- Mayor Gay
nor. i'm a speech 10 the Federation of
Women's Clubs. said that only a small
percentage of the women of the country
wanted To vote. -= The will Of Joseph
Pulitzer was filed for probate. and it re-
Vealod in more detail the division OF the
estate than was contained in the synOp-
sis already published - Frank J.
Kane, prominent Queens contractor,
was shot and dangerously wounded by
his brother, Martin. following q quarrel
over the arrest of their mother for in
toxication. -= William j. Cummins.
apparently lost his nerve when he burst
into tears after being admonished by the
court. - Miss Frances Perkins. testi-
fying before the factory commission, said
many Of the bakeries of the city were
filthy and unsanitary.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-
day. Snow or rain. The temperature
yesterday: Highest, 81 degrees; low
est %