New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-07
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-Th Senate was not IN
session. =--- House General debate on
the Farmers Free List bill ended
FOREIGN.-The Tribune's correspond
ent in London says the Dowager queen
Alexandra is in poor health. - ne
veto bill will probably pass the BRUSH
House Of Commons on THURSDAY niSnt.
The Tribune's correspondent IA
Paris says the Monis Cabinet is now act,
ing with strong hand at nome an
abroad = II was learned at canton
that the Chinese revolutionists We're
threatening Sheklung. fifty-seven miles
north of Hong Kong. == Rene Nalloh,
8 French aviator, fell from great
height at Shanghai and was instantly
killed delayed dispatch from
Fez said that the arrival or captain
Bremond's column there had not changel
the situation; the food supplies were cut
off and the Sultans troops were worn
out. = Practically no progress was
made at the CamorTiSt trial at NlterDO.
Italy.
DOMESTIC. Members Of the admins
tration declared emphatlcally that no
invasion of Mexico was contemplated
and sensational reports to that erect
were denounced in bitter terms. -
Governor Dix. at Albany. signed seven
amendments to the military law intro
=
The District Attorney stated AT Los
Angeles that no immunity would De
granted Ortie T.. McManigal, the alleged
dvnar,ifer. because Of the confession ne
IS understood 10 have made. =- In an
opinion unfolding Edward Tilden. Judge
4. J. Petit minated IN chicago mat
the legislative inquiry into the electioh
Of United states Senator Lorlmer was
invalid. --- President Taft halted NJ.
gDnOlnfp0
for the Philippines in san Francisco on
his wav 10 his post. and ordered him 70
return 10 Ohio. whore he is wanted as Il
witness in the legislative bribery scan
dal. ---- Arguments were heard before
Justice Howard at Troy. y. Y. IN me
Weaver excise removal case declsloh
was reserved ==- II was learned at
Pawtucket. Il. l.. that boy of that city
was suffering from leprosy. - II was
announced i'm Boston that Felix VEN
gartner would conduct a series OF Wag-
ner's musical dramas at the Boston
Opera House next season.
CTTY-Stocks were dull and irregular
--- At the lineup Of thirteen alleged
wirctappars Deputy Police Commissioner
Doughertv told the prisoners that ne
intended 70 drive all crooks from the city
OF put them I'm prison. - MuCh crit
icism was aroused by five hundred Mara
thon runners using the City Hall as
dressing room after the race from The
Bronx = W s. Thompson. Commits
sioner of Water Supply. Gas and Flee
triclty. urged upon the Mayor the neces-
sitv for a new filtration plant. -
Rieh0p Greer predicted that children Of
TODAY would sec the completion of the
Cathedral Of St John the Divine. --
The parade Of militant suffragists re-
ceived respectful attention and frequent
arplauec from large crowds ON the side
walks. i'm automobiles and at windows all
along the line of march from 9th street
10 18th street. The old guard
was still lighting the election Of Samuel
& KocniS as president of the Republican
County Committee =-= Many opposed
the educational section Of the proposed
new charter at hearing in the city
Hall.
THE WEATHER Indications for to-
day. Fair. The temperature Yesterday:
Highest g. degrees: lowest IS.