New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-11
THE NEWS TINS MORNING.

CONGRESS Senate: Mr. Root speak
ing against direct election Of senator's
attacked the franchise laws OF the South,
and was answered by several Southern
senators. House: The agriCult-
ural appropriation bill was considered.
FOREIGN.-Henry Laurence wolfe.
an American art student citizen OF
New York has been missing since Mon
day in Rome. -- Orozco's forces re-
main near Rancho Flores; there is said
To be friction between himself and Blan-
co: sharp fighting lasted for five hours
AZ Mulato, the federal attack being re-
Dulsed - Lord Charles BcreSfOrd
retired under the age limit from the
active list of the British navy -- \
dispatch from POrt-au- Prince said that
the rebellion I'm Hayti had been sup
pressed. =- Timothy Healys suit 70
uullifv the election of Richard HaZletOn
for the North Division Of Louth was
successful. ==== The Portuguese sepa-
ration bill will place the churches at the
disposal Of the clergy provided the latter
are able TO maintain them. --- \ plea
of Or Pantchenkos counsel TO examine
for mental trouble the prisoner, who is
accused Of the murder Of Count Nassllt
Bouturlin, was denied. love letters Of
Count de L9ssy were read i'm court.
= Maud Allan appeared NJ the Palace
Theatre, in London, IN new series OF
dances ==~=- The French Senate passed
the measure changing the legal time IN
France: all clocks viii be set forward
minutes Il seconds.
DOMESTIC President Taft spoke at
Columbus. Ohio in support Of reciprocity
With Canada, making direct appeal TO
the farmers -- Governor Dix. at Al
bany. appointed Francis X. Pendleton.
former Corporation Counsel of New
York, to be Supreme Court Justice. in
place OF the late Edward B. Whitney.
-= There was no quorum at the joint
legislative session when it balOteG for
United States Senator at Albany. --
Consul General Wilder At Shanghai, in
formed the Red Cross that two million
persons in China would die from starva-
lion unless quickly assisted. == The
grand Jury returned PIG indictments at
DanVille H.. number Of them being IN
connection with the vote selling scandal.
= The demurrer of the individual de-
PENDANTS in the "Bathtub Trust prose-
lion was dismissed at Detroit =-
The Parole Board considered three hun
bred applications for freedom at the fed
eral prison in Leavenworth Kan; among
them were a number of former bankers.
CITY.-Stocks were dull and irregular
- Mrs Roberta Mcnges G. Hill on
pleading guilty to smuggling was sent
10 prison until Monday morning and
fined $4,000. = D. Edward GOrnshil
Janeway died at his summer home. in
Summit, y. j. == a young man ana
two others who, he said. were giving him
9 lesson in crime were arrested after
they had been found In his father s
house --= The secretary Of General
Thomas n ECkert said ON the stand that
his employer told nm two days before
his death to give The jewels OF his dead
wife 10 his housekeeper. who was 10
become his sons VIE =-.- y gain Of
unexpected proportions in the unified
orders Of the United states steel Cor
poratiOn was shown i'm the monthly re-
port $1,000 The civil Service Reform
Association criticised Governor DiX's
course in making appointments to the
state Civil Service Commission.
TIE WEATHER.-Iudic for to-
Cay: Fair The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 81 degrees; lowest, %.