New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-19
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-General Chang and his
inperalist army arrived in Marking
toward which revolutOnist forces were
rapidly pushing; q decisive action was
predicted for day. =- Severe storms
Inundated the whole city OF Trip0h'
which was reported surrounded by water
and accessible by only one gate. --
Torkmcn on the new French dread
nought, who have been working eight
hours a day. struck for seven and three
quarters hours, to enable them to change
their clothes within working time. -
Tho Centurion. a sister ship OF the bat
tleship George v was launched at Dew
onport - The Venezuelan consul az
London received cable advices from
Caracas that ex-President Castro, at the
head If 9 considerable body of revolu-
tionsts, had met a disastrous defeat near
San Cristobal
DOMESTIC.-Pres Taft was con-
fined TO the White House with severe
cold. --=- Judge Kohlsaat. i'm Chicago,
Quashed the writ OF habeas corpus OBJ
tanned by the beef packers. but delayed
filing the order until Wednesday, TO per-
nit an appeal TO the supreme Court
- Samuel UnteTmyer told the Senate
Committee on Interstate Commerce that
the decree OF dissolution in the Tobacco
case was a fiasco: he urged a federal
Incorporation act. =- General Ber-
nardo Reyes was arrested at San An
tonic by a United States marshal on the
charge Of violating the neutrality laws
- The Appellate Division, Sd Depart
ment. has decided that the State Con-
troller mas the right to appoint twenty
three Democratic inheritance tax APP
praisers without competitive eXamina-
tons. == w. L. J.. Spencer. father of
BeTtram G.. Spencer, who is on trial for
his life. testified at Springfield. Mass,
that he had often severely punished his
son. --- \ jury was obtained in Linz
coin Centre. Kan, 10 try the young men
accused Of tarring Miss Mary Chamber
lain $780, one schooner was sunk ana
dozen disabled near Alpena. Mich. in
e heavy storm on Lake Huron. == A
burglar was shot and killed while trying
10 escape at Chitten0ngO, y. y. -=
Harry BrolaslI Onetime gambler tes-
tided i'm Chicago about contributions TO
the police for poolrooms.
CITY.-Stocks were weak. =-= viii
lam Jennings Bryan said the commission
DIR. Roosevelt suggested for the control
of mcuopolies rested on a false and dan
'rous theory. -- President Buffers
lual report shows an increase in the
mocr OF students al Columbia and
,S oi $4,000 600 to the university in
p lasr wear. A gigantic bad
ulan" from Kentucky was arrested for
sending threatening letters TO POstmaS-
i"r Morgan. demanding $500. =-- The
Factory Inspection Commission heard
reports OF bad conditions in bakeries,
and q statement by Commissioner Led
'~l" hat il he received the necessary
authority nc would remedy them. =-=
Tho twenty seventh Horse Show, the
last 10 be held in Madison Square Gar
den. began === The Public Service
Commission ordered the Long Island
Railroad n install safety rates a I tbiptV-
two dangerous crossings. =-- \ war
rant was issued for the arrest OF G. Il.
Wooley. former president of the Nevada
Utah Mines and Shelters Company. on a
charge Of embeZzlement
THE WEATHER.-IndiC for to-
day: Fair The temperature yesterday.
Highest. 90 degrees; lowest. 80.