New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORFIGN.-The province OF Sham
Tung. fearing an extension of German
control renounced its independence; the
position Of the Manchu government at
IfJtinC was regarded as more promising.
The Chinese rebels captured a
fort outside Nanking, commanding the
city. =-= Mexican rebels unoer GenerdI
Zapata were defeated by the federals
with a loss of sixty two killed; another
battle. attended by sixty casualties was
fcught AT Pilcaya. = The Pope gave
q private audience TO Archbishop Farley
ce New York, Cardinal designate, at the
Vatican. The jewels Of Abdul
Hamid, former Sultan Of Turkey were
exhibited in Paris preparatory to being
sold at auction. - $125,00O was stolen
from q postal wagon in Berlin; the thlef
was accidentally arrested. and much OF
the money recovered. - Lieutenant
baron Won Freytag- -Loringhoven, MILL
tary aviator, fell at the military aviation
ground in Doeberetz, Germany, and was
killed.
DOMESTIC.-Jose B. Cotton, of Du-
luth, Mimi, attorney for the Rockefeller
interests, denounced the testimony or Z.
II Martz before the Steel investigating
committee as false; Chairman Stanley
refused 10 order il stricken from the rec
ord. == The annual Yale-HarVard
football game at Cambridge, Mass, was
a tit- neither team being able 10 score;
the Navy defeated the Army, at Philadel-
phia. by q score of 3 10 0. - Bertram
&. Spencer, accused Of killing Miss Mar
tina B. Blackstone, was found guilty OF
murder I'm the first degree at Springfield,
Mass the penalty is death in the cleo
tric chair -= Jaisint. son Of the Gaek-
war Of Baroda, was badly injured by
teing thrown from a car at Cambridge,
Mass. -= A tablet IN memory OF John
Marshall chief justice OF the United
States, was unveiled in the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals in Philadelphia
s- Three hundred and fifty bankers,
with their wives, sailed for Panama from
New Orleans. - Herman Bauler, an
alderman Of Chicago. whose name was
brought into the investigation Of police
graft in that city, died suddenly there.
The threatened strike Of eight
thousand shopmen employed by the Chi
cagO, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad was
averted by the men accepting the peace
terms offered by the company and sign
ing new wage schedules for another year.
CITY.-Stocks were dull and irregular.
- The Rev. Frederick Il. Gates, Of
the Standard Oil Company. issued a
statement denying the charges Of the
MerriJts and defending John d. Rookie
fcller. -= Miss Mildred Sherman and
Lord Camoys were married at the bed
side Of the brides father, w. Watts Sher-
man. VINO is seriously i'll - Richard
Croker said he thought Mayor Gaynor
was the logical candidate for the next
Democratic nomination for President.
s-- Mrs. f. w. EVers waived examina-
ton, and will be tried in Special Sessions
on the charge of beating little Alice
Randolph - The creditors of the
failed brokerage firm Of Ball & WhiCheI
agreed upon a plan of settlement by
which the firm was TO be relieved Of
bankruptcy proceedings. - Philadel-
phia merchants presented 1900 COM
plants against the express companies tc
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
THE WEATHER.-Indica for 10.
dsv: Fair. The temperature yesterday;
Highest. 80 degrees; lowest, %.