New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-A despatch from Caracas
said that General Castro had won IN q
battle In Venezuela and that he had
thousands Of followers. - a mob Of
suffragettss attempted TO gain entrance
10 the House of Commons. but were re-
pulsed by the police after a fierce fight;
$50 women we're arrested. 80 Fighting
was reported near Tripoh: the Italians
claimed 10 have been victorious In
several ski-rnishes and 10 have destroyed
= Turkish camp - Archbishops
An attack on Marking by Chinese
re bells was said 70 be imminent; the
French mission a. KEN Chang was as
seiled and one was killed.
DOMESTIC.-John D. Rockefeller.
the Stanley steel investigating COM
mittee vas told, obtained the Mesaba
ore properties, now held by the United
states Steel Corporation and valued al
5000. 600. for less than SIO00,00O. -
Superintendent Hamlin. OF the Bagless
Pulp and Paper Company and Michael
! Bailey, watchman, were arraigned az
COuderSE EOTJ Penn, on the charge OF
nanslaughter In connection with the
breaking Of the company dam, Austin,
Penn, which resulted I'm the deaths OF
many persons. -=- The big armOTed
cruisers Washington and North Caro-
lima were ordered 10 Santo Domingo as
a matter Of precaution, following the
assassination of President CaCeres. =
President Taft's health was SO much
improved that he attended o Cabinet
meeting. held in TIE White House in
stead OF the executive offices. --
Further delay in the criminal trial Of the
indicted Chicago meat packers was
granted the defendants, who will make
application for stay order TO Justice
Of the United States Supreme Court
== The Court OF Appeals decided that
the reorganization plan Of the Third
Avenue Railroad Company need not be
approved by the Public Service Com
mission. == Bcrtram G. Spencer, on
trial In Springfield. Mass, charged with
numbering q woman, gave tho lie in
court TO an alienist who testified as 70
his sanity. == William Barnes, jr, Re-
publican State Chairman, through cour-
sci, offered 10 rush his appeal from the
court order obtained by the Albany IN
vestisating committee.
CITY.-Stocks were strong. - The
Board OF Aldermen cut over $s,0OO,OOO
from the budget for 1912, and II was de-
cidcd 20 appeal 10 the Mayor, as it Was
said that the resolution, in so far as II
touched some Of the figures of the Con-
trOller's department, was contrary 70
charter provisions =- Curly Joe
cassidy, Walter, his lieutenant and VIII
liam Willett. jr., candidate for the
supreme Court bench at the last cleo
Jion, were arrested in Long Island city
on charges OF conspiracy arising from
Willctts nomination. --= Jesse Selg-
man. son Of the banker, announced that
0e would become a professional aviator.
-- $J0.000,000 was raised, and bank
ers were ready 10 double that amount,
If necessary, il was said, 10 move the
Southern cotton crop. -= A federal
grand jury indicted Mary Dugan Tor
alleged fraud I'm selling stock of q realty
company by mail and Post ONCE In
spectors said she had acquired $500 600
in this way. == The finding Of an i'm
uortant witness throws light on a MUIR
der IN Brooklyn in 1905 that may cause
Che release OF a man now serving a life
Term In Sing Sing for the crime. --=
bishop Greer laid the cornerstone Of st
Thomas's Protestant Episcopal Church
ir Fifth avenue --= The will q H Y.
Ncwcoub. former president Of the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad, left
nearly All Of his $4,000 estate 10 his
nurse with the statement that he had
amply provided for his family during
his lifetime.
The WEATHER.-lndic for to-
Gay: Fair The temperature yesterday:
highest 42 degrees, lowest 81.