New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Empress DoWager OF
China and Yuan Shih-kai concurred III
reopening hostilties in preference 10
making the abdication of the dynasty an
accornnIished fact France threat
onod 10 Withdraw her ambassador from
Rome if the Turks arrested on the Man
ouba were not at once turned over 10 the
French authorities. - me reVoIutiol
i'm Ecuador ended; the rebel generals
xyere saved from the populace of Guaya-
ouiI nv thc commander of the govern
mont forces ---- party consisting OF
several members of 10th Houses OF Par
Usment left London for st. Petersburg
and will be received by the Car -
The freedom of the city of London was
conferred on Earl Grey, former Governor
General Of Canada -= The "hnIWluu
campaiCn conducted by Charles 5. Ward
nf New York, in behalf of the LONDON
Ymne Mems Christian Association net
ted only $333,SS5: the amount deslreo
was $500. 600. == The final protocol OF
The opium conference at The Hague was
signed By representatives oi '"eNe
..pcwers.
DOMESTIC. Civilian J. Bryan, in q
letter made public at Lincoln, Neb" TOOK
the side of Governor woodrow wilson IN
the controversy with Colonel George
Harvey and Henry Watterson. -
President Farrell Of the United States
steel Corporation tol0 the Stanley COM
uittee that his corporation had had no
business dealings with the International
Harvester Company for five or SIX years
because the Harvester company had BOY
cotted II after a controversy with sub
sidiarv stoel company. The Stand
ard Oil Company OF New York was fined
$4,000 in the United States Court In
Buffalo for accepting railroad rebates.
- Judge Angel, in the United states
District Court, at Detroit declined 10
uuash the indictments against the bath
tub trust -. The ONO supreme
Court awarded the estate of ex-Presi-
dent Mckinley to the sister Of his wife.
- The Republican convention OF the
4th Congressional District of Oklahoma
went on record, by vote Of 11S TO 81.
\ as favoring the denomination Of Presi-
NJ dent Taft. =- Negotiations to end the
V mill strike at Lawrence, Mass, contin-
ued a spread Of the trouble was hinted
at by the workers leader. - Evidence
that the National Packing Company was
one of the agencies used by alleged pack
6rs' combination to destroy competition
was introduced into the packers trial at
Chicago. - Adjutant General Verbeck
withdrew his resignation at the request
of Governor Dix Of New York.
CITY.-Stocks we're dull and firm.
= The Duke and Duchess Of Con-
ltnuSHl anu EIlllCtSS IdLllCld optll tiit
daY i'm sightseeing, and we're entertained
both at luncheon and dinner by Ambas-'
sadOr ard Mrs. WhiteIaw Reid. -= A
playmate of Patrick Fay. jr., victim Of an
auto which sped away was so badly in
jured by a machine that he died in a
hospital TO which the chauffeur took him.
- The Interoorough company sent to
city officials draft of terms on which
n would 5e willing to enter into new ne
gotiatiors for the proposed subways.
s. Fodr thousand Washington High
School girls gave their annual "Appre-
citation Day" entertainment at the 69th
Regiment armory. - Commissioners
Fosdick, in a report to Mayor Gaynor
. recomm ended many changes I'm the ordi-
nance regulating cab and taxi traffic
- Andrus Dippel of the Chicago
Opera Company might give French opera
next season at the Century Theatre.
@= Commissioner Slower il was said,
2 would ask for $250.O00. with which TO
rebuild the Central Park menagerie.
THE WEATHER,-Indi for to-
day: Colder, The temperature yester-
day: Highest, 81 degrees; lowest, 36.