New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
me NEWS THIS MORNING.


FOREIGN.-There were renewed re-
norris that TripoH had been bombarded
b. the Italian feet. == The powers
animated 10 Turkey that they could not
mediate until the Porte took account OF
Halvs demands as set forth In her III
timatum -= & fierce engagement tooN
rlace between troops and monarchls1
ccuspiratOrs in the streets of Opor'o.
Portugal i'm which a large number NJ
the mtter were killed. wounded or taken
prisoners = one hundred and Sixty %
eight ~ the Identified dead from the
wreck Of the French battlcship Liherte
we're buried. the President OF the Frencn
Rcnublic and the Cabinet ministers helha
among tht mourners. -- one huholtd
and forty-fve fishing vessels and other
craft we've wrecked. with q large loss OF
life. I'm a storm off the coast of Holland.
Further. examination OF the hulN
Of the Maine in Havana Harbor showed
that IL will be feasible 20 float her and
II was Thought that she might be able
finally 10 proceed under her own steam,
The assassin Of NJ. Won HELEN,
president Of the High Court of Justice
Of Finland was identified as a shop
clerk.
DOMESTIC President Taft in a
speech at Denver declared himself IN
favor of leasing public lands containing
coal and phosphate. taklnS direct issue
with resolutions adopted by the Public
Lands Convention. -= Solicitor Nc
Cabo of the Department Of Agriculture
and DR.. L. J.. Dunlap, associate chemist,
both bitter opponents of DIT Harvey W.
Wiley we're relieved by Secretary VIII
son from duty on the pure food and drug
board == TIL" latest estimates of the
Austin. Penn. flood disaster save the
known dead as thirty-cisht and the
missing as forty: Governor Tener and q
party Of state officials left HarrisburS
for Austin == Governor Dix planned
20 end prizehghting. even if the Legs
l7ture faHs 10 repeal the FraUleT law. 10y
appointing a Boxing Commission which
would annul all fighting clubs and then
resign. == Frank j. Gould Was defeat
ed in his efforts 20 elect an inc ependent
director 10 the board Of the st Louis
Southwestern Railway; the old direCto-
rate was reelected -= u was brought
ont at the investigation of Senator ste
phenson's election at Milwaukee that in
some counties the Wisconsin Senator
had spent an amount equal 20 s. a vote.
-- dispatch from Natchez stated
that the Sd Regiment Of the Mississippi
Guards had been ordered 90 proceed ia
NcComb 10 suppress threatened riots
in connection with the Illinois Central
Railway strike.
CITY-Stocks were DUH and price
changes irregular. == EX-Captain p.
G. Hams Jr. who was pard0ned by Gov
eruor Dix for Staying W. L. Annis, was
liberated from Sing Sing. == Paul
circuit, brother of the president of the
Union Bank. appeared as a witness iu
the Investigation as to the failure of the
bank Miss Annette Kctchum.
business manager of the Brearlcy School
CIed under mysterious circumstances ig
thc home of Mrs Edwin Tho-ne, her
cousin. -- The Republican aldermauic
conventions are scheduled for tonight,
but Ou account off the uncertainty of the
Lew law % was expected many Of them
svoUid b. postponed - a. r. Hepburn
90 as reelected president Of The Clearing
Hcura Association. -= President Ralph
Peters denied thll the Long Island Rail
road YVES interested iu the election of e
Queens Borough resident. and said that
10 railroad had never been Influenced
hy politics iu awarding contracts. --
buSc Philip De- ClaWecy. with several
Eases. bUt believed to Dee Charles dc
Ncrors vas arrested ou charge off
passing worthless checks.
TIE WEATHER. Indications for to-
day. Rain zinc t.mIera turC yesterday.
Highest. o. degrees. lowest IS.