New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-16
THE NEWS THIS HORNING.

CONGRESS. Senate. TWO lneUecludl
ballots to elect a president pro teinporc
were taken. ---= House: There was no
session.
FOREIGN House If commons
voted to pass the veto bill on its third
,,ading 362 To 24I -- The Kaiser
was heartily welcomed on his arrival IN
London. = Prince Lidii Jeassu, Men
elek's grandson, has been proclaimed
Emperor Of AbysSinia. ---- Inc rus
sian Foreign Ofiice denied that Baron
Iiosen. Ambassador 10 the United states
would become Foreign Minister -
High Russian officials were sent 10 hieV
80 Investigate the alleged ritualstic
murder which started the threats OF q
msssacre of Jews. - All efforts 10
iettle Copenhagen labor troubles have
failed and to-day the employers VIII lock
out forty thousand men. --- Fear or .
strong Chinese rebellion caused many
thousands 10 flee from Canton.
DONESTIC.-Th United states Su-
rleme Court i'm an opinion by Cher
Justice White. declared the Standard
OIL Company to be an unlawful trust
end ordered its dissolution within six
months. II held. however. that reason
chile restraint of trade rs not prohibited
by the Sherman law: Justice Harlan dis
scented on the latter point. == The
Democratic members Of the WAYS and
Means Committee discussed the wool
schedule Of the tariff law for three
hours. but failed 10 reach any conclu-
sion. John HAYS Hammond an
realed 10 the Supreme Court OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia 10 postpone 10 Novem
her the hearing ~ the suit brought by
Daniel Y Sullv against him. so that he
may go 10 England ~ oct as special
enbassed dor az the coronation Of King
and Judge CsrbaiaL representing the
Mexican government. held \ peace coli
ference I'm Juarez last night. # negotia
tions fail the insurgents say they viii
push the campaign vigorously. -
Governor Dix issued a proclamation n
the people Of the state urging their CO
operation I'm preventing forest fires.
r. dispatch from Albany stated
that Governor Dix was urging party
leaders TO bring about the adoption oi
the income tax resolution and. the pas
sage Of direct nominations law.
CITY Stocks were dun and firm.
-- Judge Gary said the Standard on
decision would improve business condl-
lions and other men of large AFFAIRS eN-
pressed their pleasure at the wording OF
The Supreme Courts opinion. -- wan
street crowds neglected the market for
the news tickcrs and Cheered the an
had been decided. then fingered until
night to learn the details = Four
men and a woman were arrested as
counterfeiters by Secret Service men.
= Commissioner Cropsey has an
DOunced the names of fourteen police
men TO be inscribed on the memorial
tablets in Headquarters. = Presi-
dent Taft was assured by the physi-
clans that his wife would be all right In
few days. and left here for Washing
ton. where he arrived in the afternoon.
- Staten Island reported the reap
pearance Of seventeen-year cicada. or
locusts, on schedule time. - New
Jersey will suffer a loss of SOL 900 n
year in taxes on account Of the decision
against Standard Oil - Ex-Governor
Abiram Chamberlain Of Connecticut died
in Meriden after a long Illness.
THE WEATHER.-1ndicat for to-
day: Fair The temperature yesterday:
Highest. GO degrees; lowest, 80.