New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS Senate: Mr. Stone spoke
IN favor of Intervention in Mexico, and
was answered by Senators Bacon. Works
and others. - House, RESOLUTIONS
authorizing Investigations of the Amerl-
can Sugar Refining Company ana the
Postoffice Department were adopted.
FOREIGN.-The range country OF the
Dauphin, Manitoba. district was report
ed covered with fire. damage TO TIMBER
was unprecedented: there was fire In the
timber reserves at all points. - me
preamble and Clause l of the veto Dill
were DISPOSED of in the British House or
Commons; several Opposition amend
mems were defeated. - A dispatch
from Constantipople stated that popular
feeling against the Turkish governmeht
on account Of the despoliation or the
MOSQUE of Omar was so strong that the
ministry might be forced from ONCE
A dispatch from Port-au- Prince
stated that President Simon would take
strong measures against insurgents VINO
threatened the peace Of Hayu -
An imperial edict issued at Pek1ng au-
thorized the conclusion of the Hukwang
loan Of $50 000. 600 for railroad construc-
ton in Central China. - The hrst
court of King Georges reign was held
II Buckingham Palace, London; several
American women were presented by
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. wife OF the Amerl-
can Ambassador. 49, President Fall
Heres of France was royalty welcomed
at Brussels upon his arrival there for
three DAYS visit. == II was announced
at Paris that fifteen or twenty prom
iuent members of the Franco American
committee would visit the United States
I'm 1912. The Supreme Court or
Austria decided that Archduke John
Salvador Of Austria died on July p. 1890.
Fire broke out in the Empire Pal
zee Theatre Edinburgh. during per-
Torrance destroying the building: the
audience and performers escaped injury.
DOMESTIC.-Rep of the fighting
at Juarez caused much anxiety to Pres
ident Taft and the members of the ad-
ministraticn. but they remained firm in
the determination not TO intervene IN
Mexico 80 About forty women suf-
fragists. led by Mrs. Harriott stanton
Batch, marched to the Capitol in Al
hany TO argue for the equal Suffrage
amendment to the constitution. -
Two racetrack bills were introduced in
the Senate at Albany; one defines book
making without writing and the other
relieves the owners Of raceracks from
liability for wagers made within their
Enclosures Mrs. Florence NJ.
Dodge. accused Of the murder Of William
A. Heath who is on trial at Guildhall.
VT testified for two hours -= The
application for bail of ]. j. Mcnamara,
the alleged dynamiter, was refused at
Los Angeles; the American Federation
of Labor issued an appeal at Washing
ton for funds TO defend the accused
men. - AS a rebuke TO the Ohio Sen
ate for voting a bribery investigation,
said to be in the nature Of white
Washing" the lower house unanimously
passed a bill repeating the immunity
clause" OF the state statutes.
CITY-Stocks were dull and firm.
The Interboroughs final subway
offer was submitted. - The Clearing
House Association changed its cOnstitu-
ton. admitting trust companies TO full
membership under certain conditions.
- Ex- President Roosevelt, according
to Captain Bob" Bartlett, the Peary
skipper has arranged a trip 10 shoot
polar bears in the summer of 1912. -
The Alpha Cement Company submitted
Il statement at the Interstate Commerce
Commission hearing giving the names OF
the men and the capital each controlled
making the aggregate Of fifteen billion
dollars which is said 10 be welded
against the competitors OF the United
States Steel Corporation. - The
thrtieth annual meeting OF the Actors
Fund Society developed into a stormy
affair in the Gaiety Theatre. -
fire in East 125th street blocked trolley
cars for an hour. - The Committee
on Safety, sure that q legislative COM
mission will investigate inadequate fire
protection. will prepare II list Of mer
who would prove useful on this com
mission and submit IT to Governor Dix.
THE WEATHER.-Indic for TO-
dav: Fair The temperature yesterday
Highest, 63 degrees; lowest, so.