New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
THE NEWS THIS NORNING.

FOREIGN.-One hundred and thirty
men of the steamer Harlaw escaped over
the fIoes To a lonely island off the cape
Breton coast after their vessel had peei
DESTROYED hY ice. == Baplo lSltslds'
the Spanish- Socialist. caused stormy
scene in the Chamber of Deputies py
threat OF civil war unless reparauoh
were made in the case OF terrer.
suit for $4,000 worth of stocks in the
Western Steel Corporation has been
brought at Vancouver against the ReY.
DR.. Newell Dwight Hills, OF BrooKiNh'
NJ Cruppi made his first speech III the
Senate as Minister of Foreign Aitalrs'
he denied the charge that trench ior
eign policy was decadent, ana outllntu
his course of administration. -- sir
EVELYN Ruggles- Brise. British represen-
tatiVe at, the Prison Congress AT WASH
ington. pointed out the need of reforms
in American city and county JAMS. -
Giro VitozZi. the priest accused of COM
rljcitv i'm the Cuoccolo murders, tainted
from excitement and exhaustion on the
witness stand: he made general de-
nial of charges and accused the judges
of unfairness. -= Count Zeppelin. with
a number of passengers, sailed In ms new
dirieible. the Deutschland. from Fried
richshaven to Stuttgart
DOMESTIC. William j. Bryan called
at the White House and discussed arbl-
tration with President TAFT - MI
Martin. of Virginia. was elected chdlf-
man of the Senate Democratic caucus
defeating Mr.. Shively. Of Indiana, the
candidate of the progressives OF
Rrvanites -= Secretary MacNeagh at
tackled the Civil War pension list ana
advocated Civil Service pensions III d
speech at Philadelphia. 49, some nit!
men and BOYS were believed 10 nave per
ished in fire in the Pancoast colieIy
at Scranton, Penn. --- Inc KEY y. H.
Miller speaking before the Troy con,
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church charged that the Sullivan sun
CAY baseball bill and the Martin anu
racetrack liability measure were TO ne
railroaded through the Legislature. ana
that the professional baseball interests
had raised S2JO.OOO to enact the sullivan
bill: the president of the state league at
Albany made denial. -- IL was sara
AZ Albany that the director Of the state
Nuse,m was worried because valuable
collections were being housed in other
Than nreproof buildings. - \ credit
ors' committee took charge Of the az
fairs Of George w. Jackson. Incorporated,
one of the largest Chicago engineering
and contracting firms. =-- n junior al
Cornell University was arrested az
Ithaca. y. V, accused Of passing worth
less checks
CITY.-Stoci;s We're dull and Irregular.
- All the passengers of the Princes
Irene. ashore off Fire Island. We're trans
ferred to the Prinz Friedrich Nllheni,
which began her return trip to THIS CITY
shortly after . o'clock last night. -
. II was said that George Gordon Battle
would soon withdraw from the grand
iury's crime investigation. - In SET
fling Carnegie Trust Company affalrs lne
state Bankne Department Will relln-
uuish the management of hotel i"r
Turkish baths == GutZon Borglum
said he was preferring charges against
Park Commissioner StoVer ana WOULD
ask the Mayor 20 Oust him. - Ihe
Brooklyn chapter Of the American lnsu-
\ tute Of Architects suggested fire law
i changes. -- Fire destroyed the mousse
Of Edward T. Rosenheimer at Pelham
Manor. --= George -. Smith. dealer
in rare books paid $1.210~D for the +.
Dwight Church collection.
THE WEATHER.-lndica for to-
6av: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest 63 degrees; lowest A.