New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-23
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The American cruiser Ia
coma has stopped and detained the Hon
duran insurgents gunboat Hornet, on
the ground of violation Of the neutralty
laws; great excitement is reported In
Celia. = British and German gun
boats landed forces to quell riOting IN
Hankow. eight Chinese being Killed.
= Henry Weymann, with three pas
sengers. flew from Mourmelon TO Rheims
and return. thirty-seven miles. in one
hour: Bielovucci flew from Lima to Cal,
lao and back: Mr. NCCurdy has selected
the polo field at Camp Columbia as
landing place after his trip from Key
West. = Heavy fighting between
Mexican TROOPS and insurgents was re-
rorted from Chihuahua: il is beIeNed
that the federals suffered defeat. 80
Advices from Japan say That fo,op'-
ton battleship will soon be laid down at
Yokohama. -= Japan is said 10 nave
decided TO suppress socialism throughout
the empire.
DOMESTIC.-Presiden Taft returned
10 Washington from New York; there
were few callers at the White House
-= Ii was announced at washington
that the United states government hau
rendered its good offices TO bring about
a friendly settlement of the territorial
dispute between Hayt and Santo DO
mingo. == According to an announce
ment at Washington, the exports OF the
Tinted States in the principal articles
of trade last wear exceeded by more than
S126 OOO 900 those Of 1909. &C. Winfield
\. Huppuch, chairman Of the Demo
cratic State Committee, issued state
luent at Hudson Falls saying that II was
the duty Of the state Senators and As
semblymen 70 vote for the choice or the
caucus for United states senator. -
Thomas NJ. Osborne. speaking at Au-
burn y Y, advised against the elecuon
Of William T. Shechan as United states
Senator as suicidal to tho Democratic
rartv. --- Philip O. Parmalee, IN a
Wright biplane, made new American
endurance record in San Francisco, re-
naming aloft for hours 80 minutes
and 80 ID seconds == The astronO-
mers at Mount Wilson Observatory. IN
california. which is carrying on part Or
the work Of the Carnegie Institution are
confident Of further important discov-
cries. - The case Of Mrs. Laura r.
schenk. charged with administering
poison 10 her husband. which has been
on trial in Wheeling. w. Va, will proba-
bly, go % the jury on Wednesday.
CiTY-Durlng block I'm the subway
3 train killed woman who was stand
ing ON 2 crowded station platform. -
4 man was arrested for using threaten
ing ana abusive language to Jacob II.
Schif --- Raymond 3. FOsdiCk. Com
missioner ~ Accounts said in address
ing a Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton audience that there was more graft
f., business than i'm politics and that an
investigation az the churches would re-
veal mucn more ----= \ gift Of SlWWo
for tho proposed George Washington
Memorial was announced. - The
New York Prison Association aided Lon
urfortunatcS during 1910. according 10
reports ut the annual meeting. and
formed the nucleus of an endowment
fund. 4 woman was held on a
charge Of abductinE two girls, who have
lcD missing for several weeks from
their home az Corona. 60 Two men
were injured I'm crowd seeking admis-
sion 10 the Educational Alliance, where
speakers addressed a big meeting on the
subject of Jewish immigration.
THE WEATHER. indications for to-
DAY. Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Ticrcst. 81 dcereesI lowest 2S