New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Peling government
admitted the victory OF the repels az
Hankow. Yin -Tchang, with twenty thou
sand imperial troops. advanced to within
one hundred miles of the rebel position.
-. Admiral Murdock advised from
Manila that he was leaving Tor Shans
hai = A three-h hour bombardment
of Benghazi, Tripoli by the Italians was
reported: IL was followed by the landlus
of four thousand soldiers, who were re-
ceived with sharp rife fire from the
Turks, but the invaders succeeded IN
occupying part of the town --- The
British Railway Commission reported
that the right claimed by the companies
not to recognize the labor unions could
not be challenged or interfered with
ESTIC.-President Taft spent the
day in wyoming; in one of his speeches
he repeated his determination TO enforce
The antitrust law. - The Rev
Clarence Virgil Thompson Richeson, pas
tor OF the Emmanuel Baptist Church, Of
Cambridge. Mass, was arrested on the
charge Of numbering Avis Linnell. nine
teen wears old. who was found dead IN
The rooms Of the Y ". G. A. IN Boston
last Saturday == The examination
Of talesnen TO serve as jurors in the
trial Of J. 3. Mcnamara, charged with
murder. was continued at Los Angeles.
a.
Association opened its forty-third annual
convention at Louisville. == Or. Lem
uel Herbert Murlin was inaugurated as
president Of Boston University, the eX-
ercises being held I'm Trinity Church.
Boston. -= The printing contracts
awarded ty the city and county of Al
rany to the paper Of William Barnes,
ir, were the principal subject brought
10 the attention Of the Albany investigat-
ing committee = Criminal negligence
and cowardice were charged against
Frederick X Burnham. Of New York. by
Dr Toms Justice of the peace Of Tona-
wanda. y. Y, who conducted the in
quest into the death Of Harold w. Bell.
who was fatally injured by Burnham' s
motorbOat on September Is
CITY-Stocks closed higher -
Andrew Carnegie arrived home from
abroad, and will go 10 Washington 10
testify at the Steel investigation. ==
William Berri. publisher Of Brooklyn
newspaper. was arrested on a complaint
charging criminal libel. because Of an
editorial attacking the Judiciary candi-
oates and the means by which they
were nominated by Tammany -
Acting as attorney for a taxpayer, l.. b
Gleason sued 20 prevent Controller Prem
dcrgast from paying salaries 20 the
Commissioners Of Elections. setting uD
constitutional defects I'm the Levy law.
The wife of the Brooklyn min
i.tcr who resigned because he was seen
iu Prospect Park with young girl. in
Vitcd the latter 10 live with her upon
learning she had been asked 20 leave
her boarding place. -- Postmaster
General Hitchcock. through Henry A.
Wise, Federal Attorney, denied discrim-
i0auon against The Review Of Reviews
a' "a hearing on the magazines applica-
ton for on injunction -- Women
teachers. headed by Miss Grace Strachan.
thanked the Mayor Tor approving the
equal pay bin, got the pen with which
ne signed the BILL and received a warn
ine that economic reasons" no longer
save them the preference over men
teachers. == The Taft Securities Com
mission began the work OF preparing it's
report from tho mass Of testimony in its
possession
THE WEATHER--In Indications for to-
day: Unsettled. The temperature yes
terday: Highest, 81 degrees; lowest. 81.