New-York tribune., 1911-03-15
THE NEWS THIS M0RNING.

FORFIGN.-Ch1na was surprised at
the war utimatum sent by Russia. &C
Cording 10 a cable dispatch from Pekins
many persons expressed the hope that
the United states would interfere and
prevent a war with Russia over the
pending treaty provisions between the
two countries All except four Of
the Jury TO sit I'm the Camorra murder
trials at Niterbo. Italy. were named; II
was expected that the panel would be
completed to- day. - a dispatch from
Bremen stated that the North German
Lloyd Steamship Company had declared
q dividend for 1910 Of per cent. the
gross earnings for til" year were $9,5S1.-
$50. - A dispatch from Paris said
that France would increase her military
force of occupation I'm the Chaani region
Of Morocco. To protect her commercial
interests. ---- \ body supposed 20 be
that Of Cecil Grace. the English aviator
who had been missing since December
~ last, was taken from the hdrhor Of
ostend. Belgium. -= The Metro
I,olitan Tabernacle. London. extended
unanimous call to the Rev AMI Clar-
ence Dixon. of tho Moody church. chi
CaCo. 10 become its pastor. =-- Tho
President Of chilli and four members Of
his cabinet paid visit to the United
States battleship Delaware. at Nalpa
idiSo chilli
poMESTlC.-The naval patrol of the
Mexican coast Is 10 be abandoned. at the
request Of the Diaz government. the
boundary line is To be patrolled by cav
airy. -- The conference between Coy
cinor Dix. Mayor Gaynor and Charles f..
Murphy AT the Executive Mansion in Al
hanv OIL the Senatorial deadlock did not
materially alter the vote. - Senator
Longs biz permitting the spring shoot
Ing wild ducks on Long Island MA ID
The Senate. - Professor Collin has
not explained 10 Governor Dix vet how
The latter'S Carnegie Trust Company. lot -
tor became public. according to dis
patch from Albany. =- The defence
IN the trial of Mrs. Edith Melber on the
charge of killing her young son, near
Albany. rested its case. and the prose-
cution began the rebuttal The
DanVillc Gll) grand jury returned four
teen indictments in the vote traffic in
quiry: resolutions charged that a con-
spiracy existed to conceal crime
C1TY.-Stocks were strong. -= The
grand jury investigation of Carnegie
Trust affairs continued; j. G.. Robin will
not be sentenced until April 20 and is
expected TO give much help to District
Attorney Whitman. - The defence OF
George II. Munroe, on trial for alleged
misuse Of the mails. was closed with his
lawyer taking the unusual course Of
going on the stand. --= 1t was learned
that Twilight a new American opera
would probably not be produced until
next season at the Metropolitan Opcra
House. - Before sailing for France.
where he will testify in cases involving
his patent rights, Wilbur Wright said
len thousand applications for jobs had
been received since the deaths Of two
noted aViators. - James J. Hill said
business conditions in the Northwest,
while not exactly bad were cautious.
hut predicted larger crops AS "A result Of
increased acreage. - SefOr Iiman-
tour. the Mexican Minister of Finance.
complained that Americans were keeping
alive tho insurrectiOn in Mexico and
committing the worst acts Of vandalism.
- The bill TO license game breeding
farms IN the state won wide support,
although now opposed by w. r. Horna
day.
THE WEATHER.--Indi for to-
day. Rain or snow. The temperature
YESTERDAY: Highest, 46 degrees; low
est. AZ