New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-12
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- The resolution
designating San Francisco as the place
for the Panama Canal Exposition was
adopted: eulogies of Senators Elkins
and Hughes were delivered. =
House: The agricultural appropriation
bill was passed.
FOREIGN.-Tension in English polit-
zeal circles has slackened, and there are
indications of compromise between
the houses: the Unionists have still no
definite issue on which to appeal to the
country except the referendum, for
which there are no signs of popular en-
thusiasm. == The pre-Coronation sea-
son has opened I'm London, many dinners
and dances being giveni good prices
we're obtained for objects of art at
Christie's. The correspondent of
The Tribune at Paris says that play
entitled Papa" has won high praise
and soon will be seen in New YORK.
-- Count Won kanitz Conservative,
In the Reichstag at Berlin interpolated
the government regarding the measures
which IL proposed to take 10 prevent the
flooding of the German market with
foreign securities. -= The director OF
the American Academy at Rome offered
5000 for the discovery Of Henry i. Wolfe,
the American student, who mysteriously
disappeared in that city. -= II was
announced at Toxic that the Emperor
had given $4,000 for the relief Of the
poor. == A dispatch from Cape Hay
item told Of the capture and execution
Of Generals Chapusit and Codio rebel
leaders - The body of the Russian
Consul General at Ispa han was found in
2 well on the grounds Of the consulate;
foul PLAY Is feared
DOMESTIC.-Pr President Taft. speaking
to the Illinois Legislature AT Springfield,
warned Republican party leaders that
defeat Of reciprocity with Canada might
lead TO the wiping out Of protective
tariff. - Senator Grady introduced
hill at Albany providing that i'm New
York City no contract for the building
or operating of a rapid transit railroad
built wholly or in part by public funds
shall be awarded 10 any person or cor
poration at present operating such
railroad without the unanimous consent
Of the Board of Estimate and Apportion-
ment. The Republican League OF
Clubs Of the State of New York. al AL
hany. Endorsed the Canadian reciprocity
plan. &C., No quorum was present
when the twenty-second ballot for
United States Senator was cast at NJ
bany. --= Theodore Roosevelt spoke al
Grand Rapids. Mich. on the progressive
movement. favoring the election Of
United States Senators by direct vote.
- The Most Rev. Patrick John
RYAN. Archbishop OF Philadelphia and
Metropolitan Of Pennsylvania, died at
the arChiepiscopal residence In Philadel-
pha. -- In letter to State Senator
Bailey, of Danville, H.. Speaker Joseph
G. Cannon placed himself on record as
opposed TO the proposed Canadian reel
procity agreement. == Judge Lorin G.
Collins. former associate justice of the
Supreme Court of the Canal Zone. in
speech at Chicago attacked the policy OF
the state Department toward the South
American republics.
CITY-Stocks We're dull and firm.
Disagreement between Commits
sioner Cropsey and Deputy Commissioner
Flynn was said 10 have reached stage
so acute that Mayor Gaynor would be
obliged TO choose between them for the
administration of police matters. -
George s. Griscom. jr.. said in Atlantic
City that he intended to marry Miss
Dorothy r. G. Arnold. =- The testi
niony of Howard Gould, taken abroad in
the Paris jewellers suit for gems bought
by Mrs. Gould. was fled here. -
Senator Owen, Of Oklahoma. made a
plea for the initiative and referendum
at the Republican Club. === Thomas A.
Edison sixty-four years old. spent his
birthday hard at work in his laboratory.
- Willis Vernon Cole. the Christian
Science healer. was held for trial in Spe-
cial Sessions on the charge Of practising
medicine without a license. -= A $50
600 company was incorporated 10 hold
flying exhibitions and teach flying on
Hempstead Plains.
THE WEATHER--1ndicat for to-
day: Cloudy and warmer. The temper
AZURE yesterday: Highest, 30 degrees;
lowest %.