New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN. Tension as 70 the Moroc-
GO situation was notably relieved lu
Paris and Berlin. though no definite an
uounceueat was made, ~ was expected
that German-'a reply 10 tho French noJe
would be &c to-day = W. i. bur
CESS. a naturalized Frenchman, SWAN
from England TO France IN twenty Two
and a half hours. a feat hitherto per-
formed only by Captain Webb. -
The Trades Union Congress in New
castle rejected by 500. 600 votes 10 $4,000
? proposal tor the organization OF a
citizen army for the British Empire.
DOMESTIC Counsel for The com
r1Orwealth and the defence In the ulal
q Henry C. Beattie, ir.. indicted for me
murder OF his wife. held a conference at
Richmond, Va. regarding the court
charge 20 the Jury. IL was reported lhdl
the case would 20 10 the jury by noon
tomorrow: the prosecution was consld-
erine indicting Beulah Blntord as an
ACCESSORY 70 the muruer. -- Inc new
york I. eeisla rure met for its recess ses-
sion. hut the illness Of senator wagner
prevented any business being done. II
was practically agreed 20 take recess
until Septer1her 1S when the congress
snnortionu7eut and New York CITY char
ter bills NAV ne ready. =- ProbaDlhJy
ot a strike on the Illinois Central Ran
read decreased when 10 was reported IN
Chicago that the union officers Woulo
not support the shop employees. ----
senator Bailey. Of Texas. u was report
cd viii take M the practice OF Ia" N
this city after his term expires. ON
March s. 1910 -- me NLo sd - 80 - a.
S,lprerne Court held that a railroads
liability for lost baggage is not limited
10 500. n ruling opposed 10 the inter-
state Commerce Commissions innings.
-- II WAS rerorted Al Beverly, Mass,
that the President would have luncheon
TO-DAY with Governor Baldwin of con-
recticut. i'm Hartford. atIerward making
"a sreech qt The fair grounds. -- era
feroe- White carried q passenger thirty
-r-ae miles III twentv-seveu minutes in
. contest on the Boston aviation meet
losing dav = Commissioner Prouty
hogan ar Investigation at Chicago INTO
-b- alleged unreasonable rates ON SNIP
-,,erfs Of wool and hides from western
POINTS 90 Eastern markets. ---- MI
calhoun United States Minister 10
china iu .n address iu Chicago, urged
Tho evanston of American trade IN the
orient. declaring that there are many
,rnortuuitiee for successful business IN
the Foworv Kingdom.
CITY STOCKS were higher at the
close =- School authorities said TINS
Years registration probably would redch
10000. and that $500 pupils would pe
placed on part time. although the ca
Dacitv OF the schools had been increased
hy 900 = At the Union Bank probe
IN Brooklyn a former clerk testified 10
signing a demand note for S125I2S and
receiving O S. tip for its renewal and II
was said On alien minor had borrowed
$50 600. - The police said they had
fPteeu. men under surveillance, suspected
~ being comrades of COstablle the al
legged Black Hand leader arrested tues
day. Health officials believed thet
the typhoid epidemic had been broken,
the numb OF cases in Manhattan ana
The Bronx having fallen 10 normal.
A man who registered as James
p Bowman. Of Newburg, \. 7" hanged
himself in the Grand Union Hotel --
II was arranged 10 make test case or
the sullivan gun law a pawnbroker
standing trial. -= Fire Commissioner
Tohrsor recommended many alterations
In buildings occupied by boxing cluos'
THE WEATHER--Indicati for to-
day. Probably fair The temperature
YESTERDAY: Highest, SO degrees; low
est So.