New-York tribune., 1911-11-01
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN Hope for the Manchu dy-
nasty seemed gone, Peking dispatches
stated. terror among the natives IN lna'
CITY spread, massacres being feared py
both sides == In HankOw the fiShuhg
was heavy, rebel losses exceeding one
thousand dead. = Canton and Snang-
hal reported unrest to be spreading
- Reinforcements for the Italian
army in Tripoli may increase that torce
10 100 600 by January !. -= the Iurk-
ish War Minister partly conhrmed thc
report that the Italians had been drlVen
back into Tripoli city. -- The BRUSH
Cabinets first discussion of the Home
Rule scheme revealed a subsidy OF $7o,-
100000 or S1OOD0O0oO might he neces-
sary.
DOMESTIC. .-Pittsburgh gave Presi-
dent Taft the greatest reception OF ms
trip the crowds which welcomed MN
being estimated at 250,000 persons; he
reviewed a parade Of river craft -
The stockholders Of the Alabama Consoi-
idated Coal and Iron Company ADJOURNED
their Baltimore meeting without flnal
action on the proposed merger with the
Southern iron and steel Company. -
Edward F. Goltra. a friend Of Woodrow
Wilson. Governor Of New Jersey, was
elected a member Of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee from Minnesota, de-
feating r G. Mitchell, who was support
ed by Ex-Governor Folk == Professor
John Montgomery, Of Santa Clara Col
lege, Cal, inventor Of an aeroplane glider,
was killed while experimenting with his
airship near Evergreen. Cal. == The
grand Jury of Suffolk County, Mass,
indicted the Rev. G. V. T. Richeson for
the murder of Avis Linnell. ;= Three
more talesmen were needed 10 fill the
jury box in the Mcnamara murder trial
at the close of court. -= The thir-
In al l1fa n
Sanders by the Caddo Rifles. at Shreve-
port, Ls. exploded, killing a member of
the national guard. - The contest
over the will of Clarence +. Glover, the
murdered laundryman, of Waltham,
Mass was settled at Cambridge, Mass
through d private arrangement between
the widow and the five brothers of her
husband. The state Commission
on New Prisons. recently appointed by
Governor Dix. organized at Albany with
the choice of Joseph 5. Scott as chair
man. =-= The Senate committee which
is investigating Albany resumed its
hearing H. that city.
CITY Stocks were strong. -= At
torney General Wickersham, in an oral
argument, maintained the contentious set
forth in the governments answer to the
Tobacco plan, which was defended by
Ledyard and Nicoll, with Choate as
spokesman for the bondholders. =-
The District Attorneys Of Queens and
New York counties agreed to cooperate
in presenting the Democratic judiciary
scandal to q Justice Of the Supreme Court
i'm Queens tomorrow, and among those
subpnnaed We're McCOoey and Cassidy,
Democratic leaders I'm Kings and Queens
== The United States Steel Corpora -
tion declared the usual quarterly divi-
dends on common and preferred stock
il was said no definite action was taken
at the directors meeting regarding the
dissolution suit == The candidates for
county offices on the Tammany ticket
were formally notified Of their nominal
tion: il was said Tammany Hall had be-
come suddenly aware that its ticket was
In great danger Of defeat. = The
State Civil Service Commission heard
reasons advanced al public hearing for
reversing its action in eXempting factory
supervisors from the competitive class.
= The prosecution rested its case at
the trial of w. j. CumminS, and the de-
fence will begin this morning. =
Great crowds again COngregated along
the Hudson River TO witness the illu-
mination Of the feet of warships. --
The Newspaper Publishers Association
and the Press club held special meetings
on the death OF Joseph Pulitzer
THE WEATHER-Indc for to-
day: Rain. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 81 degrees; lowest, 80.