New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
THE NEWS THIS M0RNING.

FOREIGN.-Yuan Shih-kai announced
he had q plan for ending the anarchy IN
China and said he would permit no more
fghting. TIE Turks were reported
IN possession aga OF most OF tne ods's
of Tripoli and preventing the italais
from extending t1eir front. - Coui-
tercbarges of mutilatiOns Of Italian sol
6iers bV Turkish troops were made by
the Italian Foreign Office. -- kXcaNa-
tions under the Maine reached five feet
below the keel at one point; some pow
der tanks uneXploded were discovered.
- Persia's Foreign Minister e%-
pressed his regrets TO the Cars envoy
i'm Teheran regarding the seizure OF the
ex-Shah's brothers property. = lhe
Madonna painting stolen IN fioreiCo
was recovered by the police of that CITY.
- The Pope received Monsiguor Fal-
COMO: Archbishop 'O'COnnell arrived IN
Rome. - Gustave Thery and Pierre
Nortier, Paris journalists, fought In con-
nection with the Nine. Cure case a
duel with swords; NJ. Mortier was
wounded in the wrist.
DOMESTIC.-Hen Clay Beattie, jrr
was put to death i'm the electric char III
the Virginia penitentiary at Rlchmond
for the murder Of his wife; atter ms
Geath a signed statement was gwen pup
Ncitv in which Beattie confessed the
statements that Charles w. Morse is
seriously ill., ordered him transferred
from the Atlanta penitentiary TO the
army hospital at Fort Mcpherson, Geor-
gia. for medical treatment. == Judge
Carpenter in Chicago. fixed December y
AS the date for the trial Of the nine pack
crs under indictment for violations or
the sherman law. = The Albany IN
yestigating committee took a recess un-
81 lanes
borne. its chief counsel to take the
eases Of several "reCalcitrant gentlemen
before a Judge --= The taking of tes-
timony was finished i'm the trial at
Springfield. Mass, of Bertram G. Spen-
GER accused Of the murder ot Miss Mar
tha B. Blackstone; both sides summed
up their cases -=- 4 hunter was ac-
cidentaHy killed by the discharge of his
gun at Lee Mass. -= George q. Bay
less president of the paper company
whose dam broke and destroyed the
town of Austin. Penn. drowning three
score persons. was held for the grand
Jury at Coudersport. Penn, charged with
Involuntary manslaughter. -- The Al
drich plan was iudorSed by the Ameri-
ran Bankers Association at New Or
leans. -= Or. John NJ. II. Finney, Of
Baltimore declined 10 be considered as
president of Princeton University
CTTY.-Stocks were weak. -=- For
fpor United States Senator John f. Dry
den. of New Jersey died in his Newark
home. -= John BigelOw, ninety-four
to-day, received a call from Andrew Car
necie. who has just reached seventy
four. ===- DR.. Thomas Cassidy. in sup
Elementary proceedings, testified that
MS brother. Joseph Cassidy. the Queens
County Democratic boss, had always
suDDorted him and that ne did not work
and had innumerable creditors. -=
Persons familiar with the Merritt-Rock-
efeller ore litigation. said Mr.. Rocke-
feller sold the properties in question for
$4,000 600. and not $7OOOO0OOO, as
Leonidas Merritt testified, adding that
Lon" Merritt had been fond for years
Of telling the story which he told the
stanley committee at Washington. ==
w. z. d. Stokes occupied the witness
stand all. day in the trial Of the shoot
ing show girls" one Of whom broke
down under the plainness of his testi-
rnony. -= William J. Cummns was
sentenced 70 serve not less than four
years and eight months i'm prison, and
announced that he would appeal his case
:- Or. Gregory. Bellevues chief alien
ist was an unpaid witness for Mrs
O'Shaughnessy at her trial for killing
her husband. -= According 70 infOT-
nation from Liverpool the White Star
Line has decided TO build a steamship AZ
least one hundred feet longer than the
Olympic and the Titanic
THE HER-Iudications for to-
day: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest 40 degrees; lowest. IS.