New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

THE NEWS THIS MORNING.
CONGRESS President Tafts mes
sage discussing the foreign relations o.
the United states was read IN Do'n
branches = The Senate ADJOURNED
until Monday without transactng any
business. -- In the House an appeal
from the people OF Persia for interNeh-
tion by the United States was read.
FOREIGN-A speciaI cable dispatch
from Peking states that the powers, IN
view of the improved situation caused
by the resignation of tho Regent, are
reconsideriuC their decision 10 make no
loans 10 the Chinese government --
An appeal was sent by the Persian gov
Crnment - the United states congress
against Russian aggression. -- Tur-
key informed Russia that she could not
consent to opening the Dardaneues to
Russian WarShiJs. -= Great Britain
informed Russia that il would be i'm
uossiblc 10 recognize the eX-Shah should
The latter bc reinStated by Russia on
the Persian throne. --- \ Berlin news
Taper published what purported 10 be an
interview with President Taft in Whlcn
the President was declared to nave
shown Enthusiastically that his sympa-
thies were with Germany and to nave
emphasized the necessity for German
participation m international arbitra-
ton. = Tn" King Emperor George
arrived i'm Delhi from Bombay. = \.
Bonar Law began the UniOnist campaign
against the British governments Home
Rule proposals; he declared that the blil
could never be passed M the present
Parliament The naval prize bill
PASSED it's thrd reading i'm the House Of
Commons. --- 4 revolution was de-
dared 10 be impending i'm Nicaragua.
- Sir George Lewis. the noted law
yer, died in London.
DOMESTIC-Th Mcnamara broth
crs declared they would not testify be-
fore the federal grand jury at Los An
gcles. -- The ways and means com
mittce Of tho American Federation or
Labor passed resolutions denounclng the
NcNamaras -= The state Fire Mar
slIal found twcuN-four crippled children
were Kept n "a stable at the West Haver-
straw state Hospital and were in dan
COZ from firr. .--- Governor Dix named
Justice Cor 20 sit with a special grand
Jury to hear the evidence of the Albany
investigating committee. -- The oX-
ecutiVe committee Of the Farmers Ma
t,GuaI Congress i'm Chicago recommended
extended Darc,Is post. federal aid for
roads and inland waterways and the di-
rect election of United states Senator'S.
Government supervision Of cold
storage Warehouses was recommended ny
a committee OF The American ware
housemcn's Association i'm session al
Chicago. -= Twelve men were tenta 70
lively selected 10y attorneys for the gov
eminent to try tho-indicted packers IN
Chicago. -- The champion steer of
the world oWhed i'm Iowa. was sold for
go cents . pound at Chicago auction
CITY-Stocks declined -- John u.
Rockefeller and ,ht Rev. Frederick r.
Gates received an invitation 10 answer
charges made by the Merritts before the
Stanley committee. the latter declared IL
would he answered i'm due time and
/ made public a letter written by c. w.
Il Wetmore in 1892, and vOuched for by
Leonidas Merritt declaring rumors OF
unfair treatment bv Mr.. Rockefeller in
the MiSsabe enterprise were untrue ---
w J. Burns said the governments in
Nestigation of dNnamiting cases could
not fail 10 result in the finding Of in
dictments against union labor leaders in
This city --- SUftragsts spoke in Wall
street under guard Of nifty policemen.
John Clancy. the civil War
veteran who was killed by fail recent
ly loft no relatives and bequeathed all
hut 5000 Of his 100000 estate 70
charity. ---- The New York Central
acquired control Of the Ontario & West
Hrn from the New Haven Railroad, the
deal being considered the most impor-
tant Of the year i'm the transportation
held and sought permission from the
Public Service Commission st the same
time 10 buv the Harlem Railroad also.
THE WEATHER.-Ind Indications for to-
dav. Fair. The temperature Yesterday:
Highest 56 degrees, lowest. 81.