New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN general assembly or
the International Institute Of Agrlcuit
ure met in Rome: Americans comph-
rnented by King Victor Emmanuel were
elected TO leading offices. - The Ger
man Emperor and Empress arrived at
Sheerness; to-day they go 10 Lo,laoli
for a week of ceremonies. - MOI
withstanding the threatened massaCIe
OF Jews the day was quiet at kieV. with
the authorities very active - A.
though revolution is threatened IN hay IT,
two warships have been laid up for re-
pairs: the entire navy is said 10 ne GRIP
pied - The Pope is reported 10 De
Withholding his official censure or the
Portuguese separation law, hoping tne
law will be modified before July l, when
il takes effect.
DOMESTIC. President Taft. in a
speech 10 the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen in Harrisburg. Penn, SAID ne
did not believe government employes'-a
privileged class-have the same right 70
strike as those engaged in private en-
ployment. Philip Bayard. son OF
the late Thomas F. Beyard. former sec
rotary Of State and Ambassador 70 Eng
land. died in Washington from injuries
received by falling or jumping from the
third story of the Garfield Hospital.
Postmaster General Hitchcock an
nounced at Washington the designation
Of forty-seven additional postal savings
repositories. - Commissioners Will
lam Church Osborn and George 2. Van
Kennen submitted to Governor Dix at
Albany a report of the findings of Drs.
Carlos Macdonald and Austin Flint that
no inmate was wrongfully detained or
subjected to inhuman treatment at Mat
.,ewan Hospital. - The annual re
port of the State Probation Commission
a. ~ n
decree of Bishop Walsh. Of the diocese OF
Portland. Me. ST: prominent members
of the Roman Catholic Church there
were interdicted for a recent attack on
Church authority and law == Four
trainmen were killed and three seriously
injured in a collision of freight trains
near White River Junction. Vt. - A
Sheriffs posse set fire to the cabin of a
negro, accused of murder, near Mont
gomery. Ala. when he refused 10 sur
render: two negroes are dead and one
fatally wounded and four deputy sherlffs
are wounded, one mortally.
CITY.-President Taft was brought
, back by the illness Of mis- wife. who had
q recurrence at his brothers house of
her nervous trouble Of few years ago.
but her physicians said her condition
was not serious. --=- Three men were
arrested on the charge Of being impl
tdltu III al iidIidH lbNNtiN VII III Aiilo
city and New Jersey for years. ----- A
patient i'm the Long Island College Hos
pital jumped from window and was in
stantly killed. = Lincoln Beachey
few from Bridgeport.to Yale field. in
New Haven. in fifteen minutes. -
Four Italians were shot i'm The Bronx as
the result of an ARRAY between man
and his young nephew. - The 18TH
Regiment marched TO church i'm Celebra-
ton of the fiftieth anniversary of going
TO war. but the pipers couldn't play. the
music permit having been overlooked.
- The soil expert from Washington
reported that the resoilng of Central
Park was not necessary at this time
a woman found unconscious with the
gas turned on begged to be allowed to
die. a number Of automobile ac-
cidents occurred in various parts 81 the
city. -= Disputes with the umpire Of
baseball game at Inwood terminated
in free fight one player being shot
and another hit with a bat. -= II
was said that DR. Nicholas Murray But
)er would be appointed New Jersey Com
missioner of Education, with salary
of $4,000 a year. =- one hundred
and fifty thousand persons visited Coney
Island.
THE WEATHER.--Indic for to-
day: Fair and warmer. The temporal
ture yesterday: Highest, GS degrees
Lowest ~