New-York tribune., 1911-01-18
THE NEWS rms MORNING.

CONGRESS- senate: AIr Purcell
attacked Secretary Ballinger. the postal
subvention bin was considered --
House: The army appropriation bill was
paSscd.
FOREIGN.-Twcnty-sevcn members "
The crew of the German submarine
"U g. were rescued after tho craft had
become fast I'm the mud at Kicl, =-
Mrs Asquith was an amusing witness
at the suit Of Mrs Horace West against
her fathcr-in-law at London. -== Two
shots were fired AT NJ BRAND, the French
Premier i'm tho Chamber of Deputies. by
p mailman: VI. MiTmsn. Director of Pub
lie Relief. was hit in the leg by one Of
the bullets -= Colonel lara. Minister
of War in Paraguay, has forced Presi-
Ucnt COndra 10 resign and has taken
charge Of The affairs OF tn" republic.
,---- Hayti and Santo Domingo have
signed a convention of peace and troops
will De Withdrawn from the frontier.
- Mr.. ShUninger, president Of the
American Chamber pt Commerce in
Paris said that tariff revision by sched-
ale was strongly approved 10y its mem-
hers -=== Preparations are being made
At PeknS 10 check the plague: the lega-
tons are gathering supplies and making
eady for isolation; deaths in MOukden
have reached two hundred daily.
DOMFETIC.-Eight men We're killed
and one was probably fatally injured by
a boiler explosion on the battleshp
Delaware. =-- Senator Aldrich's plan
FOR financial reforms was made public
by tho National Monetary Commission.
=-= Argument in the Standard oil
case was closed and that i'm the cor
roration tax case was begun IN the
United Statcc supreme Court. --=
q fsI4rE aH
Ohio. Senator Bailey. OF Texas. and other
prominent men addressed q Democratic
harmony meeting AT Baltimore. the
tariff received much attention. =-
senator Henry Cabot Lodge in a contest
before Tho Massachusetts Legislature
showed that ON a Joint ballot he would
have a sufficient number Of votes to re-
elect him -- The viii Of Mrs. Mary
Baker c. Eddy was admitted to probate
in Concord. y II, the proceeding does
not effect suits of her son and adopted
~ou. --- Henry r Lippitt will be
elected by the Rhode Island Legislature
on joint ballot by a majority Of one TO
succced Nelson W. Aldricl i'm the United
States Senate
CTTY.-StockS and bonds were strong
end active. -- Mayor GaynOr Skcd
Citv Chamberlain Hyde for full ex-
PLANTATION as 20 how and by whom city
deposits were made I'M The Northern
Bank which failed a-= The Union OF
American Hebrew Congregations began
its twenty second annual council. and
discussed American Judaism -
Lewis Nixon pointed out that nothing i'm
existing treaties prevented the fortiflCa-
ton Of the Panama Canal. which he re-
gardcd as "a necessity. == Surrogate
Thomas died from apoplcNy. -- In
naming the new Election Board. Mayor
Gaynor passed over two district leaders
on the old board. holding that they were
rot eligible. aud inumated that ne would
prefer To- have "a single commissioners.
- Dr. W. J. Furuess was killed 10y
being crushed unGrI his automobile.
which he drove into the elevator shaft
Of a garage. --- II was announced that
tho New Haven road had sold a note
issue Of $4,000. 00O for property cXpau-
sion. --- The suffrage tablcauS were
interrupted by the loud voiced protests
of a diminuUvc mere male.
THE WEATHER.-Indic for to-
day. Fair and colder. Tho tenn
perature Yesterday: Highest 2G degrees;
lowest, IL.