New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

NGRESS.-Senate: The Bailey free
list amendment to the CANADIAN reel
procity bill was defeated, and MI.
Bailey offered the wool tarlu revision
bin as an amendment 70 be considered
Tomorrow. - House: A heavy tax
on the dowries of American brides IN
International marriages was suggested
By Mr.. Kahn OF California.
FOREIGN.-Francc asked SPAN to
explain the reasons for the arrest of tw )
Frenchmen in Morocco; the French
press suspended its attacks on Germany
In the Morocco dispute and showed It
self disposed to find fault with SPAN >
role in the matter. --- King George
left Doublin for HOlyhead after visit or
five days TO the Irish capital. - John
w. GateS's condition improved slightly
five physicians in Paris were in atten-
dance upon him. == 1t was oflclally
stated in Caracas that thorough
search had failed TO reveal the Landing
OF Castro or any Of his supporters. 80
Ii was estimated that 300 lives were
lost in the Northern ontario forest fires
which started on Tuesday. =- Emma
Games, prima donna. and Emilio de
GoSorza. barytone, were married IN
Paris Troubles in Hayti were re-
ported more serious and the American
consul at Cape Haytien feared he might
have to ask for the protection or an
American warship. go Captain ia
bropi continued his expose Of the
methods OF the Camorra: he was de-
nounced by one prisoner, whose mouth
another prisoner attempted TO stop with
his hand this resulted in blows.
DOMESTIC.-Secreta Fisher Of the
Interior Department testified before the
House committee investigating the Con-
trolier Bay affair; the committee refused
10 call Miss Abbott at present -
Judge BordNvell at Los Angeles, denied
motions 10 Quash the indictments against
John j. and James 3. Mcnamara, charged
with nineteen murders in connection
with the destruction of the plant of The
Los Angeles Times; both entered pleas
Of not guilty. - 1t was estimated
that the shortage Of James Petit, who
was drowned in Chicago on Saturday
would reach 81 100000; II was stated
that he used the credit OF F. II. PeaVy &
co. 10 speculate in wheat and oats and
lost by nearly all Of his recent deals
CITY.-Stocks were dull and irreg-
ular. There were nearly two score
deaths from heat in the metropolitan
district. the humidity making the lower
temperature oppressive, but gradual re-
lief was predicted by the Weather Bu-
reau. - Borough President McAneny
figured that the InterbOrOugh's latest
subway offer would mean a guarantee
TO the company Of 8 per cent on its total
investment, and opposed il. = United
Wireless received the attention Of JUS
tiCe Cohalan, who reCtifed by a nunc
pro tune entry technical errors in the
New York receivership. -= young
Naval officer about to be court mar
tailed disappeared from his ship, leaving
81 note saying he intended to drown him
self. - Borough President McAneny
replied to statements made by General
Bingham on the occasion Of the latter S
resignation as chief engineer Of the
Bureau of Highways. = Safe break
ers escaped with diamonds valued al
$4,000 taken from an East Side shop
THE WEATHER.-Indica for to-
day: Fair. light west winds The tenn
perature yesterday: Highest, Sc de-
grees: lowest. 1G.