New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-21
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN. - Work was partly re-
sumed on the British railways; mass
meetings were held, at which the men
claimed the victory in last weeks strug-
gle against the road managers; the stu
alton was still slightly strained in Liver
pool and Manchester == The Caronla
and the Celtic sailed from Liverpool for
New York; the Carmania landed her
passengers from New York at Plymouth
instead of Liverpool. -- Admiral Togo
arrived in Canada after a seventeen day
soIourn in the United States, and visited
Niagara. == Pierre Prier. the aviator,
and his pupil, NJ. Hanoi, died from shots
fred by the latter on Friday at Hendon;
Hanoi. it was believed, became suddenly
insane from the heat. 60 The Rev.
James Guinness Rogers, the noted Con-
gregationalst, died in London, aged
eighty-nine An unsuccessful at
tempt was made by Lisbon mob to
rescue four hundred men imprisoned on
political charges.
DOMESTIC.-A dispatch from Coates
Vile. Penn, stated that probably dozen
additional arrests would be made to-day
in connection with the burning of
negro on Sunday night of last week.
80 Harry y. Atwood, the aviator.
reached Lyons. y. Y, flying the lO4
miles from Buffalo in two hours and
eleven minutes, leaving him only BOO
miles to go TO complete his 1,26J-mile
trip from st. Louis TO New York. -=
Plans were perfected for the President s
trip in the fall to the Pacific Coast 1t
was stated the trip would last forty
DAYS. and most of the progressive states
where there IS opposition to his renom-
ination would be visited. =- The New
York State Department of Health re-
ported at Albany that there were many
fragrant violations Of the Brennan cold
storage law. and District Attorneys in
many counties had been directed TO be-
Gin prosecutions Immediately against the
offenders. Miss Aisle AYkrONd.
seventeen years old swan from Charles
town TO Boston Light; three men who
started with her gave up. == Presi-
dent Taft found it difficult to worship in
Washington. most of the churches being
closed - Lincoln Beachey. in an at
tempt for the worlds altitude aviation
record. ascended to 1l,1J2 feet at the
Chicago meet, according TO an unoflcial
reading Of the Paragraph. c. =. Rogers
won the grand duration prize, the fnan-
cial plum of the meet. -- In an in
.crview at Kitchkan, Alaska, Repre-
sentative Sulzer. of New York. stated
that q revolt of the settlers seemed GER
tain, and that the government would
have 10 send troops into the territory TO
maintain order. -== O1rln smart, q
banker. Of Waukesha. Wis, was fatally
hurt in an automobile accident near
Batavia. y. Y. = Lieutenant Whit
tier beaten by thugs In Boston. died
from his injuries.
Representative Of more than
one hundred and fifty organizations will
appear at the public hearing in the CITY
Hall in opposition TO the new city chsr-
ter === The Fire Department will or
der the owners Of more than two hun
II dred loft buildings TO install automatic
fire sprinklers. === Teachers taxi lg
special summer courses at Colum ia
complained that they were fined 10 cents
IL one minute late at meals. =- Two
dogs supposedly mad, caused much eX-
element in Harlem, and bit two police
men before they We're killed. -
Badly, the most intelligent ape in the
New York Geological Society collection,
paraded Bronx Park in q keepers uni
form. large balloon which
foated over from New Jersey attracted
large crowds in 42d street and Broad
avenue. - a Brooklyn patrolman
was beaten by a gang Of rowdes and
probably fatally injured == Two hun
dred deaf mutes and their families at
tended special services in the chapel at
81. Xavier's. and later took dinner at
s.. Joseph's.
THE WEATHER.-Indica for to-
day: Fair The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 20 degrees; lowest, ~.