New-York tribune., 1911-09-21
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN. - The White Star liner
OLYMPIC was IN collision with the British
cruiser Hawke. near Southampton. none
of the nearly two thousand persons on
hoard the liner was injured -- Leao =
ers Of both parties lU Canada expressed
confidence of success in to-day cleo
riou while impartial observers predicted
victory for Sir Wilfrid Laurier and reci-
u~ocitv by a reduced majority. =- II
was said At ottawa that The Canadian
census had been completed ano would
show a population of nearly SooO,vpn.
.- The strikes I'm Spain continue, but
the revolution seems to have been com
pletalv coufounded by the energetic ac-
zion Of the government -= Two EnS
nshmen. ssid 10 be officers Of the British
army. were detained at Emden, Prussia
because of the suspicion that they we're
guilty Of esplonag &c. -= II was learned
IN Toulor that a gun on the French
qrmored cruiser GlOire had burst al sea
killing one gunner and iuJurInG thirteen
members Of the crew. =- Popular res
rtvities were held at Rome on the forty
first anniversary Of the taking or the
citv under Cadorna and the fall Of the
temporal power
DOMFSTTC.-Pre Taft spent the
day I'm Marquette, Mich, to-day ne VIII
sneak i'm Grand Rapids, defendlng MS
votoes of the wool. Farmers Free List anC
cotton tariff bills == The government
10 was said iu Washington. VIII drop JUS
threatened dissolution suit against me
international Harvester Company, tnat
rorrorafIuT nsiuC about 90 recrSaulze JUS
business to comply with the SHERMAN
antitrust law. -- a moineI ana I"o
children and father and mother and one
.IiI5 trar. found murdered iu adjoining
houses iu Colorado Springs, no cieW was
fafruG .- tD the SLAYER. -= The identity
of l,eor-. A. KimWCl Auburn, y. y
convict. puzzled many u Niles. MltL.'
HIe native town. the woman he -ald was
ms mother would not accept min nor
would she deny him. -- judge Gross
cum. u Chicago. admitted he had peeh
-sadovsd for two years ana sara ne
would not resign from the bench II any
One questioned his Judicial record.
CrTv-Stocks were heavy. - The
Iuter1orouEh company again refused 10
accent the Citys plans for third track
u1 tne elevated system ana oAeIeo 10
ouerate the Belmont tunnel on an lhue-
pendent franchise == Iue missouri
psafc Railroad Company. including It's
.rn-Idiarv properties. reported "a dencl1
of E-e2.5cg. which was lar iA excess
.. what NaU street expected. -- hop-
ON fr Eebberd former Commissioners
rr Charities. declared at the American
HDerita1 Association meeting that New
YORK Citv was a generation behind IN
hospital and ambulance facilities. ---
one of Che militant suurdSeLte5 WHO
took part iu the Battle oi DOWNING
street" created excitement by her ideas
and her salary at the party headquar-
ters here = The New York police
were asked TO help iu the solution OF the
mystery surrounding the murder or g
wen dressed man whose BODY was iouho
u a freight car in NeWarN- 80 = a
,ounp battalion chief fell two stories al
small fire and will probably die from
tine injuries ne received. =- ST John
chapel is az last to be razed TO make
way for the extension Of Seventh avenue
and the widening of Narick street
THE WEATHER.-lndica 1or 20
dav- Fair. Tho temporal ature yesterday
HIGHEST. 81 degrees, lowest, "a.