New-York tribune., 1911-11-05
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

rOREIGN.-A great Italian reverse
was reported. Turks and Arabs re-enter-
ing TripoN. An italian squadron
was reported in the Kgean. - Am
dayits by newspaper correspondents re-
futed Premier Giolitt's denial or atroCi-
ties. - Fire was again reported III
Hankow the American wesleyan Mlssloii
being among the buildings uestloyeu'
- Admiral Murdock landed two nun
dred marines at Shanghai. == Nine:
Curie, in Paris, denied she had eloped
with Professor Langevln, as reported:
The joint executive committee OF
the railway trade unions decided 10 take
g ballot Of the members or the unions Oh
the question OF whether they would ac-
cept the report Of the royal commission
or strike for a complete recognition or
their unions. Professor Paul :.
Reinsch. of the University of Wisconsin
delivered the opening lecture of a series
which he will give as Roosevelt pro-
fessor at the University OF Berlin. -
Dr. Martinez Minister OF Foreign Al
fairs, addressing the Peruvian Senate,
said that his country must continue ll
arming slowly and quietly; he feared the
situation in South America would be-
cCme serious.
DOMESTIC-Preside Taft spent the
day in rest and recreation at Hot
Springs. == A nation-w wide campaign
i'm favor of the arbitration treaties before
the Senate is planned by a citizens ma
tional committee with headquarters in
New York -== Mrs. Louise Vemilya,
suspected in Chicago Of being poi
suner, became violently i'll after eating
white pepper supposed to contain arsenic.
An officer of the National Park
Bank, creditor of the failed firm of Pitt
Bros. & Co, Baltimore, for $50,000,
said its loan was amply secured =-
The prosecution was alleged TO have Sc
cured evidence that the Rev. c. V. T..
Richeson and Avis Linnell were together
on the day of the girls death. - The
Illinois Manufacturers Association named
a committee of twelve prominent men
to draft bill for presentation TO Con-
gress. clearly defining conditions under
which interstate business can be con-
Quoted So II was announced at AL
bany that the Senate investigating COM
rnittee would subpoena local election
officials and committeeman of both par
ties, as we'll as bank cashiers. - A
man sacrificed his life i'm rescuing "A
woman from the Erie Canal. at Utica
CITY-Stocks were strong and active.
-- Mayor Gaynor. Senator O'Gorman
and Alton B. Parker spoke at the final
tally Of the Tammany forces at Carnegie
Hall - The Citizens Union indorsed
fusion candidates for the Assembly and
gave out statements 1lOln several Demo
Gratis attacking the proposed city charter
- Cassidys lieutenants in Queens
abandoned hope Of electing any Of the
important men on their ticket. but said
they would elect 2 couple Of Assembly
men and aldermen. =- Samuel s
Koenig, Of the Republicans. and Charles
Il. Murphy, Of the Democrats both pre-
dicted victories for their respective par
ties on Tuesday -= Mr. Barnes and
Mr.. Mack, chairmen Of the state COM
mlttees, issued statements on the ap-
preaching election before leaving town
for their homes. and although neither
quoted figures Il was the impression the
Republicans would recapture the Assem- .
bly,. =- H VI Coudrey, Of ST. Louis
2n Congressman. was arrested by
federal agents, charged with using the
mails 10 defraud. -= Pat Powers en-
tered suit 70 recover his license to run
boxing bouts in Madison Square Garden
THE WEATHER.-Indi for to-
day Cloudy. The temperature vester-
dsv Highest, q degrees; lowest, 81.