New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS Senate: Mr.. DOlliver introduced
G bin providing for government supervision o1
securities OF railroad, telegraph ana teIePiio!o
companies engaged in interstate comm "
Hale was elected chairman Of the Repuplcah
caucus - House: The bill providing foT lax
ing the thirteenth census was passed
FOREIGN-President Castro arrived at San
tspder and win continue his voyage 10 Boz
deaua: his trip is said 10 be intended 10 setue
all difficulties with foreign GOV 5rnInenIs-
tvely. contended that the children OF Ihe pm
cess Heiie de Sagan and George Gould respect
fvelv Contended that the children OF the Pm
cess should not be removed from the custoo!
~ rhei- mother Rebellion has broken out
i- several towns Of Northern Hayu and II is
feared that the movement will spread; the IA,
oons returned 70 Pcrt-au- Prince and reported
Ali Quiet AZ CToraives- -= Professors Eucken,
Isr,r5rr1sn = and Rutherford were chosen TO receive
the Nobel prizes: the prize in medicine was di-
vided between Drs. EhThch ana helsCHi1Ihol- ,
Cuban newspapers disapproved OF the
paragraph in the Presidents message re1eTlng
co,,r+r1-'s f55eren6ence 80 The Duchess of
Norfolk presented TO the Pope 500 chalices. the
sfffs of - 600 Catholic women Of Great Britain
= Count Won BernstorT bearing message
from Emperor William 10 President Roosevelt
w!ll sail on Friday for America
DOMESTIC -President-ele Taft and Speak
e. Cannon had q conference on tariff revision
and il was announced that q statement would
fe issued after Nj Taft meets Republican mem
7,ers Of the Ways and Means Committee TO-DAY
Statements showing great waste Of metals
and lands were laGe Il the National tonSerNa-
non Commission. -= The annual reports OF
OF War were made public =-- Nlce-PreSldent
Fairbanks. Ambassador Bryce. Andrew Carnegie,
Seth Low and others addressed the Rivers and
FIarbOrs Congress al Washington -- Inc
Department OF Agriculture made public al
washington an estimate Of 12,9200eO bales as
the c0untrys cotton crop for the year -
T Toakurn, chairman Of the executive COM
rnittee OF the Rock Island and Frisco lines. made
e plea for abatement Of railroad legislation
ar dinner Of the Chicago Chamber Of Com
rne7ce, which was also attended by J P Morgan
Professor Oliver WOCOtt Gibbs. the senior
member Of the Harvard faculty. died at Newport
r I John Milton's memory was honored
IN Boston addresses were made by eX-Con-
Eressman William Everett and Edwin D. Mead.
g. Professor Percival Lowell announced at
Cam bridge. Mass. that his assistants had proved
president Of the Common Council Of Boston was
accused Of approving 4 false bill
CITT-StOCks were strong == The Stand
erd oil attorneys produced the Ss.500Q00 Barns
dali loan contract. which showed that Mr.
BarnsdaIIs immense holdings in the Middle
West had been turned over 10 the control Of the
trust. - Borough President Coler told the
legislative committee investigating the City's
finances that he was dead politically. -
Martin ". Littleton at the Southern Society
dinner. advocated 4 committee Of Democrats TO
keep an eye on things in Washington. -
District Attorney jerome. in letter to Com
missioner Bingham, said the reports Of his men
verified those Of the police that gambling had
been wiped on. in the Sd Inspection District
International bankers express dissent
from Secretary CortelyoU's plan TO introduce
gold certificates for international business.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair and colder. The temperature yesterday:
Highest 36 degrees: lowest, p