New-York tribune., 1911-12-04
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Ten thousand Persians
marched to the American Degatloh ih
Teheran in an appeal TO the minister 70
support them in their atutuoe eaIiio' eiio
Russia =- Urga. capital OF Mongola,
declared its independence and expelled
its Chinese officials. -= Four japanese
were arrested in Manchuria on charse
OF throwing bombs. -. NanklhS was
established as the base Of future opera
tiops against the Chinese imperlaIsts'
= Mrs. Frederick PerciVal farrar'
wife Of the deposed domestic chapla'h
10 King George, returned to SandrlnS
ham and gave away all their househoiu
goods. Farrar is believed 10 be IN
Trance. = The Temps in Paris
urints the particulars of fight between
King Alfonso of Spain and his aunt, the
Infanta Eulalie. over the publication Oh
a book by the latter.
DOMESTIC.-W J. Burns asserted IN
Indianapolis that Samuel Gompers' or
eanized labor leader. knew all along
that the McNamaras were guilty he
said Gonpers had that knowledge When
the union men held a meeting TO ralSe
funds for the defence. - Inc o-u
Congress begins it's first regular session
TODAY with the Democrats having a
substantial majority in the House anu
the Republicans in the Senate being di-
1ided. -- The Supreme Court OF the
United States will recOnVene to-day ana
hear the last plea Of the Chicago pack
ers and probably a protest about the
Tobacco Trust reorganization -
General Edwards, chief or the Bureau ol
Insular Affairs. reported peace IN the
Philippiues throughout the year ana IN
creased prosperity i'm Porto Rico. -
The captain and four Of the crew OF the
toWboat Diamond were killed by the eX-
Dlosion of the crafts boiler I'm the ONO
River six miles below Pittsburgh; FIVE
others were injured. two of them IA
tally. Rudolph BIahhehouIs,
Mayor-elect of Philadelphia, announced
his department heads, all OF Whom are
comparatively young men and students
OF economic problems. = Unlted
states Senator Rayner. Of Maryland.
told a delegation of Jewish citizens or
Baltimore that he would work with all
his zeal in supporting the Senate reso-
luton for the abrogation Of the treaty OF
1882 between the United States and Rus
sis one woman was killed, two
persons were reported dying and an
other was seriously burned by the eX-
plosior OF a can of oil with when Mrs
Edward Case. Of New Albany, Ind, at
tempted TO start the kitchen fire. =-
Rear Admiral GeorEe Francis FaXon
Wilde. T.. :. \. Uotired. died at his
home. i'm North Easton, Mass. --- one
man is dead and two others are danger
ouslv wounded as the result Of a quarrel
over the price of two bottles of beer at
quincy. Mass.
CITY -BauCk White, addressing the
Bay Ridge Socialist Forum, bitterly de-
nounced trade unionism. == Dock
Commissioner Tomkins, i'm letter to
the Chamber Of Commerce. urged the
building of a publicly controlled ele-
waited freight railway along the Hudson
River. for use by other roads as we'll as
the New York Central, and the construc-
tion of freight tunnels under both rivers
and the Narrows. == August Schiller
macher a veteran Of the Civil War,
committed suicide by shooting himself.
-- Andrew Carnegie discussed pros
uocts for international peace, saying he
believed the arbitration treaties would
be ratified in the Senate. == Word
was received here Of the death OF Tod
Schriver. the aviator. in Ponce. Porto
Rico - Prince. leader Of the fallow
deer herd in the New York Geological
Gardens in The Bronx, was gored 10
death I'm fierce battle with another big
buck of the same herd.
THE WEATHFR.-Indi for to-
day: Snow. The temperature yester-
day. Highest. a. degrees: lowest, 80.