New-York tribune., 1911-03-13
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-A cable dispatch from
vi,erho Italy. stated that talesmen sum
mored for Jury duty in the murder trial
or the Neapolitan CamOrra feared lhc
vengeance OF the band, and many hdu
GOT outside the jurisdiction OF the Cou' !,
while others were preparing 10 60
abroad. - American Methodlsts III
Rome protested against the clrculaI leL
ter of Archbishop Farley or New Aofh
denouncing the proposed ceispralioli ia
Rome in commemoration of the forueIh
Anniversary OF the taking of Rome from
the Pope. - dispatch from NapieS
reported an earthquake, with slrohs
deionations from Mount Nesuvlus, ana
that great landslide had dropped from
the crater Of the volcano. -- IL was
reported at Berne. SWITZERLAND thal
Archduchess Stephanie, daughter OF tHe
late King Leopold. and widow of Crown
prime Rudolph of Austria. was alarm
iuclv ill., The funeral OF Anlpai
cruz. who died recently in Washington
,vhilc serving as Chilian Minister 10 the
United states, took place at santiago
Chilli.
DoNESTIC.-1t was stated at III Paso,
Tex. that conditions bordering on panic
feigncd almost throughout Northern
Mexico. L,-- The cruiser Des MONIES
sailed from the CharlestoWn Navy Naru
delphia for Southern waters. -- IL
was said at Albany that the Democratic
leaders believed that an early adjourn
Irent Of the Legislature might help solve
,ho se,atorial deadlock. - Speaker
Frjsbie at Albany. issued a statement III
r. ply 10 Assembyman Merritt, VINO saI''
that the Assembly was behind IN It's Dusl-
moss. ==- Ex-President Roosevelt re-
ceived an enthusiastic greeting at Beau
mont. Tex -==- Mrs Mary koffman'
of Philadelphia. after seeing her five
vear-old daughter struck by an automo-
bile. picked up the mangled BODY. ran
four blocks 10 a hospital. and upon be
ing informed that the child was ocau,
,Hs. her reason. -- Inc cntofhpeG
captain of mine. who had been oUI ieu
nv a cave-in at Gilbert. Mimi, WAS
taken out after a days rescue WORK;
hig two companions had been crushed 10
death - A dispatch from Boston
stated that Governor FOss Will start an
investigation OF the business manage
ment of the various commissions, ue-
partments and institutions OF MaSsachu-
Sctts.
CiTY.-Both the Mexicans and Ameri-
cans interested in the situation across
the Texas border were excited over APP
parently groundless rumOrs of confer
ence between the Mexican government
representatives. and agents of the IN
surrectionists now here. = The ReV.
DR.. Charles r. Aked read his resignation
at the morning service in the Fifth Ave
nue. Baptist Church, hundreds of per-
sons being turned away. =-= seven
teen Jews deported by the immigration
authorities. unable 10 re-enter Russia,
are due here to-day as unwilling guests
of the Uranium Line. -== Borough
President McAneny issued statement
saving the city's bad pavements were
heritage from previous administrations.
- President Howland, on behalf OF
the Educational Association, wrote 10
Mayor Gaynor protesting against his
proposed change In the Board of Educa-
tion. === The Williamsburg oil fire was
still burning. -== Dean &. Worcester
sent an open letter to tho Anti-lmperiaI-
istic League attacking two Of its agents.
THE WEATHER.-Indicati for to-
day: Rain: clearing and colder The
temperature Yesterday: Highest, A de
grees; lowest. 81.