New-York tribune., 1911-11-16
THE NEWS. THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Yuan Shih-kai assumed
the Premiership of China. - Inc
United States government has virtually
decided TO send one regiment OF soluleIs
from Manila 10 port near Ilen- ISM u
guard the railroad between that point
and Peking. -= Under the dominance
o. General Chang, the Niceroy, reign
OF terror for rebels has been instituted
in Marking. - The Turkish FORCES
in Tripoh attacked Derna and Tooruk'
but were Tepulsed. = A Canaolan
Northern express was wrecked at Lady
smith. between Regina and Winnlpes'
several passengers were injured none
fatally. - Edgar w. Mix, the Amer
ican aeronaut who committed SUICIDE Oh
Sunday, left letters telling OF ms men
tai depression and Of his fear that ne
was losing his mind. - A nallollai
strike of miners in England was tenn
porarily averted by the failure OF the
mems delegates to order referendum
DOMESTIC Taft went 10
Frederick. Md, to address the Associated
Boards of Trade of Maryland. -
Prison penalties alone are PROVIDED IN
Democratic amendments TO the sherman
law to be introduced in Congress- tne
''rule of reason" Interpretation also Is
eliminated. The Senate Committee
on Interstate Commerce began its hear
ings' on proposed antitrust legislation
- General Allen, head of the army
signal corps, deplored the lack OF ue-
velopment OF aviation and wireless for
war use here -- The Appellate d.
vision OF the Supreme Court, Third De
partment, at Albany reversed the de-
Cision Of Justice Van Kirk holding Her
bert L. Satterlee and George j. Gould, or
New York. formC, directors of the Trust
Company of the Republic, liable for
losses sustained by the trust company
while they were directors; the court or
dored new trial of the case, which IN
wolves the question OF liability OF dl-
rectors Of trust companies for losses due
TO their alleged negligence. --- VIII
fam Barnes ir., was served at Albany
with the court order of Justice Joseph
a. Kellogg directing him to answer
questions asked by James w Osborne in
the investigation Of Albany affairs. --=
The Secretary Of the Interior in asking
Tor 800. 900 TO investigate mineral waste.
said that $400.000,000 was lost annually
by American uiners. -- Governor
Mann oi Virginia refused to interfere in
The case Of Henry G, Beattic, jr, and the
last hope of the young wife murderer OF
,s,apinG the electric chair was swept
away. -- Twenty degrees below zero
vas reported at Crookston. Mimi.
CITY stocks were weak. == The
standard OF Company gave notice to its
Ni'ikbblntio OF the plopOlUon oi SHARES
ihcy would receive under the dissolution
plan. - Commissioner Edwards said
the streets would be in normal condition
hy Wednesday. == maple tree fell
in city Hall Park, injuring three people.
= 4 fOurteen-ye year-old boy, on trial
in Brooklyn for burglary, confessed that
he had robbed So many places he could
not remember all of them. - The
PENNSYLVANIA Railroads needs of rapid
transit 10 and from its station have led
TO a Teopening Of subway talk and the
Mayor said the question was far from
settled. == Commissioner Fosdick told
the factory investigating commission
that his examiners found large num-
her of bakeries filthy To the point of
nauseation. -- The State Federation
of Women's Clubs put in busy day at
its convention; one of the important
things done was the raising Of $4,000 for
the organizations fund for the education
of girls. =- The uncle Of the little
child whose body was found I'm "A pile of
building material Tuesday night offered
q reward of $1,000 for the arrest of the
automobilist who was responsible for the
child's death. == w j. Cummins
blamed the state Banking Department
for preventing him from saving the Car
negie Trust Company and the general
situation" - Important issues in the
National Grange are involved i'm iniunc-
tlon proceedings begun by q member 10
prevent his expulsion.
THE WEATHER.-Indicati for to-
day: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, "a degrees; lowest, 33