New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-07
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS .-Senate: Vote on the
New Mexico and Arizona constitutions
Is Que to-day; cotton. wool and free list
bills, pending. may determine adjourn
ment question. House. Committee VIII
resume pure food board hearing George
". Perkins may testify before Steel
Trust investigators tomorrow.
FOREIGN. Leconte was pro-
claimed President of Hayti by the revo-
lutiona-y army and Will probably be
elected: General Firmin and Dr. Bobo
have announced candidature. - The
CHILEAN government accepted the offer
CT Armstrong, Whitworth & Co., the
British shipbuilding firm. for the con-
struction OF two battleships Of the
Dire adnought class. = John ". Gates
was reported TO have passed a good day.
80 Spanish and French labor men
met in Madrid 10 protest against Franco
Spanish military operations in MOROCCO;
the French delegates declared war would
be opposed by a general strike. 80
Eighteen men started from Brussels on
an aviation circuit of Belgium for prizes
ageregating s.. 600. -= II Nas rumored
that the men who mutinied on Saturday
aboard the Spanish warship Numancia
had been shot.
DOMEsTIC.-The strike Of Des Moines,
Iowa. trolley men ended Yesterday af-
ternoon by an order of the court rein
stating a conductor who was discharged
without an investigation. == The en-
CINE and a baggage car of the eighteen
hour train from Chicago 10 New York
on the Pennsylvania Railroad jumped
the track at Burlington, Ind. none Of
The 115 passengers was injured. -
bandit held up the passengers on a
trolley car near Salt Lake City, obtain
ing several watches and $50; at the
point Of a pistol he compelled one pas
senger 70 go through the pockets Of the
others in the car = The Secretary
of State said the Senates prerogstves
are amply protected in the arbitration
treaties, and urged their adoption. =-
A warrant was issued in Ketsap County
Wash. for the arrest of Linda Marfield
Hazard, known as the starvation doc
tor" on an information charging murder
in the first degree: several Of her pa
tents are said 70 have starved 10 death.
-= The bodies Of two Brooklyn girls
and a New York youth were recovered
from Greene Lake. near CatsHll. y. Y.
Dr. Simon Flexner told a confer
cnce Of physicians in Albany no cure
lad been found for infantie paralysis.
=@ The body Of Mrs. Charles Mowrey.
& vaudeville actress. was found with her
throat cut in a Kansas City. Mo. room
ing house: Charles Mowrey her hus-
band, was held by the police.
CITY Samuel Rea. vice president Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, issued
statement declaring that the new sub
wa! plan may place too heavy a burden
on the taxpayers and urging that the
city be assured Of a profit before build
ing the lines. - RiOting continued in
the Brooklyn car strike. twenty-five per
sons being hurt and about fifty arrested:
the police strong arm squad put many
rnobs 70 flight == New banking laws
were discussed by superintendent Van
Tuyl of the state Banking Department
- The Columbia, which buried her
bow twelve feet in an iceberg last
Wednesday. reached port, and her pas
sengers told the story Of their escape.
Lincoln Beachey. after returning
from his fight to Philadelphia. per
formed thrilling feats al the Nassau
Boulevard aerOdrOme. - The large
number Of suicides and disappearances
among comm issioned officers Of the navy
may lead 20 an investigation as 10 the
possible causes == Five men were
arrested charged with picking pockets
OF elevated station platforms.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-
day: Generally fair. The temperature
YESTERDAY Highest 81 degrees; low
est, 6s.