New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN the British House "
Commons It was stated by an under SCI
retarv of the Admiralty that tne siHe y.
p,nsland's navy was goVerned pN t"
cf C;ermany's: Sir Edward Grey statJg
@h4t he thought big armamentS N"u'IS
end I'm international revolution. "'u
.dded that an agreement with GERMANY
.Aoa .eref,I handling - dis
cstch from Mexico CITY stated thaO eC
,ion on the Mexican governments meas
,,re invoking clause of the cohsl''u'lV lV''
b.d been approved by the permanent
commission OF tho Mexican to"Si
- Captein oscar -. CrclSh'oh - ~
10 be a Harvard graduate. in comma i'9 !
Of = band Of Mexican insurgents ca'upou
fifteen miles south Of fIuare2 are ploN
ins IN bridges on tho National Railroeo'
- 4 dispatch from Douglas, Nrlz-'
.ta,ed that thirteen foderal5 and thlrN
roh.ls were killed i'm tho battle at aqua
Prieta. Mexico. on Sunday. '-''
con subscribed s3.50o oQ0 OF the ISSUE ol
Mississippi Rivcr Power COMPANY
bonds in two hours. - u'SP''
from Tegucigalpa stated that we s"N
.rnnent and insurgent troops WOULD iaf
;o,ru their arms and that tn" Cond'
lions in Honduras arc entirely pea''lui
pcNESTIC. The Tribune correspon-
Cent in Washington says the prlmar!
nurnoso Of the administration in sendlhs
tu-entv thousand United states S"'dlr's
10 tha Mexican border i 10 cntorc" 'h'
neutrality laws. but should u be neces
sarv Ia send American troops mo MEX
ico their stay viii he limited 7" INC '''
e. uncsssar, 10 restore order and insure a
fair general election ---- Inc Snprtnl'
rourt If the United states handed dow
q decision in Wa sshington upholding 'h'
roruoration tax feature OF the AIurlcn
Payne tariff law. --- PRESIDENT 'al'
,;avod golf at Augusta; II was statcc
that he had not examined the papers II
the applications for pardons Tor MorS'
md walsh. convicted bankers --
,rbeodoro Roosevelt made dying re-
>io,," of the troops gathered at Sal
Antonio. Tex; he later addressed large
crowd on the campus Of IN" ln'NcfF"H
Of Toxas AT Austin. = Plans for z
conference on the scnatorship situation
at the Executive Mansion ~ NlpanN' t'
bc attended by Governor DIX, MAYOR
Gavuor Of New York and Charles +
uurnhv leader Of Tammany Hall. were
unset bv the failure of Mr.. Murphy &c
reach Albany as lie had planned as
result the three viii not meet until TO-
day.
,ITY.-Stocks were dull and firm
- Tho examination of Carnegie Trust
COMPANY affairs by the grand jury was
. 1egun and many details of the activities
of the CumlnlnS SNndlcdte DtCdllc hHO"H j.
while the preiminaries of the inVeStlga-
tion we're conducted - Senor Liman-
tour and Ambassador de la Barra eX-
pressed qualification at the orders issued
limiting the number Of troops 10 be Ised
in patrolling the Mexcan border ana
keeping warships away from the coast
while Madero predicted an uprising IN
Coahuila. - Charles +. Murphy went
10 Albany for conference with Gov
. ernor Dix and Mayor Gaynor on the SEN
atorship, while still for Sheehan without
compromise. Efforts of the striking
express drivers and helpers were con-
centrated against the Adams company
g. Howard Bradstreet, owing to dis
agreement with Park Commissioner
Stoyer. resigned as Supervisor of Play
grounds for the boroughs Of Manhattan
and Richmond Four more cases
. OF cerebro- spinal meningitis were found
among Greeks brought TO port by an
Austrian liner. making nine cases now
under treatment - SIR FRANK
Nevnes was entertained at luncheon
in the Press Club. where he said the
power Of the press in England was on
the decline.
THE WEATHER.-Indi for TO-
fav: Fair The temperature Yesterday:
highest a. degrees; lowest, Al.