New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN At a Cabinet counsel, at
Rambouillet France, presided over py
President Faliie,es. the present cost OIL
living was considered ana measures 10
amchorate ne situation were discussed
- Sir Wilfrid Laurier SAID CanaQa
il not at tie parting OF the ways as
Mr. Taft IS alleged 10 have declareu'
he said that he is prepared TO talk Dusl-
ness with The President, but not poAtics.
== Two aviators were killed in Ger
mauy by falling sixty feet, when the
sasuleue .anh on their machine eNplodeu'
and q third received Il fractured Skull
when his diane fell TO earth. -- IL
was reported that the recent revolution
IN Ecuador had been brought 10 an ehd'
and that General AlfaTo, its leader, was
disbanding his forces. = Port-au-
prince. Havti. was inundated by tor
rental rain. which deluged the city.
DOMESTIC case Of Henry Clay
Beattie. IT,. indicted for the murder OF
his wife. was expected 10 be given TO
the Chesterfield County Va, jury To-
day. the defence made an attack on the
crcfulity Of the testimony OF Paul Beat
tie the chief witness for the prosecutor
- The United states, Great Britain
France ana Germany have taken meas
urcs 100 protect missionaries IN Emma
and "a fOrmi jablc array OF WarsmpS may
soon be seen i'm Chinese waters --
4 statue of Edwin NJ. stanton was un-
yelled In S,eubenviMe. Ohio, his birth
place, - Governor Dix in Albany
gave "a hearing 10 the opponents OF inc
proposed New York City charter; Ike
publican members OF the Legislature
were called 90 caucus on the chdrter DllI
,;euteulbrr l9. = Beulah Binford, the
so-caIled other girl in the Beattle muir
der case nj Chesterfield Courthouse, Va
was released from the HenriOt County
isU. as aas Paul Beattie, cousin or the
accused man: they were held as VII
nesses. == The State Legislature TOOK
"a recess Until September is AFTER lhe
leaders conferred with the Governor T,
Mr. DIX urged that the session be hHlIeu
10 one Week. == Justice howard III
Troy. y Y. i'm an opinion concerning
The Levy election law. held that boards
of Supervisors cannot name election
boards unless the members are recon-
mende1 by the county committees
Two little girls. one the daughter OF q
BrOol.lvn lawyer, We're burned severely
when DE iii "a match 10 see now mucH
gasolenc was in the tank OF MS auto
CITY-St1cks were dull and weak
= President Taft defended the pro-
posed arbitration treaties III "a speech az
the Connecticut fair, at Hartford WINE
Theodore Roosevelt upheld the Senate
opposition in an editorial in The Ou.-
look" - Giuseppe COstabile the al
legged Black Hand king, who was ar
rested with a bomb in his possession
was held without bail for the grand jury.
- A woman dancer was found shot
tc death AT her home. in East 2tth street
ard her husband a waiter, who said she
committed suicide, was arrested. --
The New Jersey Utilities Board, acting
on complaints Of commuters ordeltu
every railroad Ccntring at Jersey CITY
10 make a full report as 10 its arrange
uents for transporting passengers 10
New York. - Fire Commissioner
Johnson asked the State Boxing Com
mission 10 withhold licenses from hsh'
clubs until inspections had been maze
-- Arguments were made before JUS
tice Gavegan against the Levy election
law.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-
dav: Unsettled The temperature yes
terday: Highest. 20 degrees; lowest "a