New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
THE NEWS THIS MORNING,

FoREIGN.-The approachment 81 Great
Britain Russia and France caused rear OF d
reU- trirle alliance on the part or Ger ny
which made representations on the sup}fcl; zee l
- II was reported in London that theTf i iau
been effected great conblna,lon IN IN '[e no iI
steel trade with a capital Of S315. 100000 -
tJregcri confronted by Major DreYfus IN runs
repeated that he had intended 10 Kill not lpIeH-
Fne t,,- .I0re,-f11sisI0 -- In railroad wreck
7Aar Journal Belgium five persons We're killed
and several injured -= Charlemagne lower
the retiring Ambassador Of the United states 10
germany left Berlin for Paris: his successor
DR. David Jayne Hill. IS expected TO reach bernn
To-day August Belmont. chairman oI the
Jockey Club said in London that no one couid
well predict whether the anti betting laws
would min horseracing but that they were a
severe blow 20 the best interests OF the turl
DONESTIC-interest in Chicago centred in
the choice Of candidate for Fice-Presloent' me I1e
boom Of Secretary Cortelyou arriving ana TAIN
Of Governor Hughes for second place beng re-
~ived forty nine more Taft delegates were
r,Iaced on The roll President Roosevelt
and Secretary Taft have warned the government
Of Panama that fraud will not be permitted in
the approaching election on the isthmus -
The State Senate. with the aid OF the votes OF
Senators Foelker end Wallace. passed the anti
racetrack gambling bills. which were almost
Immediately signed by Governor Hughes: the
Assembly failed TO pass several important bllls
advocated by the Governor, and many at A.
! hany believed he would run again. - The
Massachusetts House Overwhelmingly defeated
the railroad regulation bill designed 10 prevent
the New York. New Haven & Hartford from
controlling the Boston & Maine - The
trustees of the AndoTer IheoioSlcdI seminary
took legal action 10 prevent the institution from
being AFFILIATED with Harvard University --
The Kentucky Democratic State Convention in
structed the full delegation to Denver for
BRYAN. Another advance in meat prices
was announced by Omaha packers.
CITY.-Stocls were dull and irregular ==
It said that racing would be continued.
Kings and Queens county officials de-
clared they would strictly enforce the anti
racetrack gambling law. THE Rev Thomas
p. Slicer declared the passage Of the antl-Tace-
track gambling bills a mistake. # The pos
sible denomination Of Governor Hughes was
a topic for speculation among politicians here.
=- Il was reported that there was opposition
among the New York delegates TO Timothy L.
woodrun's Vice Presidential boom. @|Hearst
made net gain of twenty-seVen in yesterday 5
recount The first train was run the
23d street station Of the Hoboken tube -=
Rear Admiral Evans passed through this city
on his way TO Lake hohonk for a rest - -
Receiver Hanna, Of the National Bank OF NORTH
America. the suit brought against Charles
". Morse for possession Of one thousand shares
Of Chase National Bank stock. = 1t was
learned that detective and the receiver of the
Export Shipping Company would go TO Hon
duras to bring back Francis O. Bailey, in Gus
tody there. - Ex-Judge Gary denied thai
he intended TO leave the Steel Trust or thai
w r. Corey had all along advocated a reduction
in steel. =- II said that the Public Ser
vice Commission was watching with interes
the moves Of the surface line receivers TO abolsl
the transfer exchange system. == The BoarC
Of Education decided 10 Investigate conditions
the East Side with reference TO the fooC
needs Of the school children. = Controlle
Metz announced his Intention of showing tn.
Board Of Estimate that the construction Of new
subways at present was impracticable. -
Plans 10 extend Erie bond issues and have
bankers purchase the coupons were announced
- Mr.. Fischer Hansen was locked up in tn,
Tombs after the first day Of his trial.
THE WEATHER-Fair to-day; Tomorrow
fair and warmer; north 10 east winds. The
temperature yesterday: Highest, % degrees
81