New-York tribune., 1911-11-23
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN. - Fear Of Intervention
caused China TO order all customs dues
deposited in foreign banks 10 pay the
ineemnities Nsnking was reported
10 be surrounded by the rebels. --
The Persian government Informed Great
Britain that IL would yield TO Russia s
ultimatum. apologize and withdraw Mr.
Shuster's gendarmes. - Archbishops
Farley and Falconio entered Italy and
we're greeted as royal princes when on
their way 10 Rome 10 become Cardinals
- The cancellation of King George 3
appointment as royal chaplain or the
Rev Frederick Percival Farrar, brother
in-law of Richard Harding Davis, caused
q sensation in London and here Mr.
Davis sailed hurriedly for Liverpool
The cases Of thirty-seven suffra-
gettes OF the 223 arrested, we're disposed
of by fines, prison terms or the offenders
being held for a higher court In London
those fined chose TO 90 TO jail - Inc
Unionists carried South Somerset, q
Radical stronghold, by l4s votes the
second seat they have gained since A.
Bonar Law assumed the partys leader
ship. The board Of inspection made
its first examination Of the wreck OF the
Maine.
DOMESTIC. Leonidas Merritt tes-
titled before the Stanley steel investi-
eating committee that he came to New
York in 1893 with S10O00.OUO 10 redeem
his Mesaba ore lands. but when he had
finished negotiations with John ID.
Rockefeller all he had left was "a chance
10 walk home TO Duluth on the ties.
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr, received
the sacrament Of the Lords Supper in
the Virginia Penitentiary, at Richmond;
II was reported that Governor Mann
would not interfere with the execution
Of the courts sentence, and that the wife
murderer would so bravely 10 the cleo
trio chair on Friday. -- The nomna-
tion ty Governor Foss Of Professor Car
rett Droppers, Of Williams College, and
formerly president of the University OF
south Dakota, as Massachusetts Rail-
road Commissioner was rejected by the
executive council of Massachusetts by
vote Of I 10 l. - Counsel Tor Inc
nine indicted packers left Chicago for
Washington TO submit an appeal TO
Chief Justice White, Of the supreme
Court, against the decision of Judge
Eohlsaat. = Superintendent T. y.
Hamlin Of the Bayless Pulp and Paper
Company and Michael c. Bailey, IN
charge Of the water supply, were held In
81 900 bail for the grand jury for man
slaughter in connection with the dan
disaster at Austin. Penn.
ClTN.-Stocks were strong. == Pas
scugels from the PrinZ Joachim, winch
Went aground al Atwood Key, lncluulhS
W. j. Bryan his wife and grandchlld,
were transferred to the Seguranca and
NiCUancia == Commissioner Edwards
surprised the striking drivers by dis
missing all but about one hundred ana
forty Of them, 'reserying decision in their
cases - 4 discharged boOkkeepeI
5umped from the twenty-siXth story or
u City Investing Building and was in
stautly killed: his eyeglasses We're I'M
broken. The Interstate Commerce
Commission held the first OF series oil
h.lungs on complaints Of excessive
CHARGES made by the express companies.
=- AT the trial OF Mrs. O'Shaughnessy
for killing her husband, the bloody shlrt
taken from the dead man was placed on
exhibition. despite the prisoners protest
and II was necessary 10 cali in phNsl-
clan tC aid her: then her confession was
read. - The Sj0OO0O0O cotton plan
announcement had no effect on the cot
tol market, the majority of the traders
seeming 10 believe the scheme imprac-
ficable. = An antitrust law was the
toUic for discussion at the dinner OF the
Economic Club at the Hotel Astor
THE WEATHER.-lndicau for to-
dav: Cloudy The temperature yester-
day: Highest. 81 degrees: lowest. Is