New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

CONGRESS Senate: House reap
nortionment bill was passed WIN Ietei
ondum laws preserved where apPilOe,oiSs
- House. Cotton revision bill passed
thirty Republicans voting WIN INV
Democrats. free list bill sent TO CONFER
once after lemons were ADDED hepIea
sentative Payne raped the Democrats
for caucus rule.
FOREIGN Eminent economists ana
historians from many nations asseholeu
i'm Bernc. Switzerland. TO discuss ways
and means for obtaining Worlu- Wlue
peace: the organization Is called 'ne
Permanent Bureau of Peace. - ~
was decided 90 send the veto bill To the
Uouse of Lords. without creating new
ueers. the Liberals thinking that theN
are SIRE of victory. --= Port -au- Prince
was sill i'm the hands Of rival rebel
rsrties. but a committee of public salelI
strove ~ keep order in then city ana
was generally successful.
DOMESTIC. Arbitration treaties with
Great Britain ana France were signed
in Washington. -== William jennings
BRYAN. at Chicago, assumed tull reSpoh-
sibihtv fol the editorial recently pun
lished in his weekly paper criticislns
Congressman Underwood and stated
that he intended to give the DemocratC
leader of Congress an early opportunity
ia discuss some other things. -
Forest fires that have been burning lor
g week IN California were reported be
yond control. and the district forester at
San Francisco was directed To summon
al possible additional help to subdue the
flames dispatch from Jackson,
Miss stated that Ex-Governor Narda =
man won the Democratic nomination for
United states Senator by about zoOVO
majority over Senator Percy and {. RI,
Alexander. - DR.. Ira w Remsen told
the Congress investigating committee he
and the members Of the pure food board
were tired of constant criticism. =[ \
New Orleans dispatch stated that cotton
prices rose sharply on general buying.
which started in Liverpool and spread
10 American markets. == Dennis Nc
Carthy, Fiscal Supervisor Of State Chart
ties. left Albany on -our Of inspection
o. the state Institutions reporting to
him. -= DR.. Andrew s. Draper State
Commissioner Of Education. in a letter
made public AT Albany criticised the
educational chapter Of the proposed
charter for New York City. \
dispatch from Lexington, KY, stated
that one hundred cases of pellagra were
reported in Bell and Whitley counties
49, The thermometer registered As de-
erees. or IS above freezing, at Denver.
CITY.-Stocks closed weak - The
contractors for the Lexington avenue
subway announced that the actual work
90 shaft sinking would begin to-day.
-=--- Edward Murphy. former United
States Senator from New York, died in
Long Branch. y. ! -= Or. &. y. Ba -
cons appointment as medical superin-
tcndent OF hospitals was cancelled by
commissioner Drummond and the in
quiry into the manner of his selection
was stopped. -= Lieutenant Charles
r, Brilliant. L. s. n, shot himself dead
IN the Hotel AstOr. --- Congressman
RiOrdan was examined i'm supplementary
proceedings -=- The thirty-eight pa
irolmen of the Second Inspection Dis
trict who We're fined fifteen DAYS pay
following Inspector Schmittberger's
tour Of inspection notified Commissioners
Waldo they would sue the city TO re-
cover the amount of the fins
THE WEATHER. Indications for to-
cay, Showers. The temperature yes
terday: Highest IS degrees; lowest, &C.