New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS. SS.-Senate: Senator Craw-
ford. of South Dakota, attacked the title
Of Senator LOrimer - House: The
Sulloway general pension bill involving
additional expenditures Of S45,0OO,Ooo
q year was passed.
FOREIGN international Aero
nautical Federation in Paris. after con
sidering the award of the Ryan prize of
$1,000 to the late John h. Moisant for
the Statue of Liberty fight, declined to
pass on the question Of the prize and
referred the whole matter back to the
Aero Club Of America for 'pew classifi-
cation and results" - The marriage
of the Hon Claud Chichester, heir to the
Barony Of Templemore, and the Hon.
Care Wingfield took place IN St
Georges Church. Hanover Square Lon
don. == John Burns, the British labor
leader. in a speech in London bitterly
arraigned the sensational newspapers for
their conduct during the recent elections.
- A bulldog, guarding the body of
his master held a dozen policemen at
hav in London. 49, A w. Finch,
agent Of Phelps. Dodge & Co. in Lon
COn. was sentenced I'm that city TO one
years Imprisonment for defrauding the
firm out Of $12J, 900; the company rec
commended mercy. - Don Jaime, the
Carlist PretendeT, resigned his captaincy
in the Russian regiment known as the
Iirodns Hussars upon his retirement he
was made an honorary colonel by the
Car. The French Chamber of
Deputies organized by re-electing Henri
BrissOn as President.
DOMESTIC.-Preside Taft ordered
Commander w. S. Sims reprtmanded for
an indscreet speech in London. -=
Secretary Knox and Senor Paredes.
Finance Minister of Honduras, signed
treaty by which the United States prac-
tiCally guarantees Honduran loan
without assuming a financial protec-
torate over that country. - Judge
John D. Works was elected United States
Senator by the California Legislature,
defeating A. G.. Spalding by vote OF
81 TO 2l. -- Women engaged In herce
riots in attempting 10 get into the court
room at Wheeling, w. Va, where Mrs.
Laura Farnsworth Schenk was on trial
on a charge OF poisoning her husband.
>== In the Boston elections 81, 800
votes were cast for license. against H.
420 for no license. -- The Democratic
members of the Massachusetts Legi5-
lature decided TO ballot for successor
10 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge on Janu-
ary II. - Seventeen sailors, crews Of
three barges, were drowned off Cape
Cod the vessels broke away from their
tow in the heavy seas and quickly went
10 pieces N'-0
French aviator. had a narrow escape
from death when his monopiane was
wrecked at San Francisco.
CITY.-Stocks were weak. -= James
A Farrell. president of the United
States Steel Products Company, was
chosen TO succeed William E. Corey as
president Of the United States Steel Cor
poration - John II. McCooey said
the Kings County members would sup
port Edward NJ. Shepard for the Senate.
- Joseph G. Robins sister obtained
bail and was released after night In
the Tombs. - DR.. Frederick A. Cook
made public a letter from Rear Admiral
Schley. president Of the Arctic Club, de-
claring his belief that both Cook and
Peary mad reached the pole. == The
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit Company sub
rnitted a subway proposition involving
underground tracks connecting the North
River with the Manhattan Bridge, under
Canal street Joining the Fourth avenue
route and the Brighton Beach lines
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-
day: Increasing cloudiness. The tenn
perature yesterday: Highest, ~ degrees; (;
Lowest o1