New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-President Amador, in a dispatch
from Panama said that the republic was quiet
and that no trouble was expected at election.
- The text of the cordial speeches eXchanged
between King Edward and Emperor Nicholas
was given out at Reval == Empress augusta
Victoria fell from her horse in Sans Soucl Park
but was not seriously injured ~ The Duke
and Duchess of Connaught and Princess Vic
roria Patricia were guests OF Ambassador ana
Mrs Reid at a dance at Dorchester House --
Archbishop Nixon eXarch OF Georgia. was muir
dered by revolutioniSts in Tltils. - Marie
Louis CASTOR BOissier, secretary Of the trench
Russian dead at Port Arthur was unveiled
Antzu-Shan-
DOMESTIC-As q result Of the deliberations
OF the Republican National Committee at chi
cago Ihirty-flve Taft delegates We're pIaced On
the temporary rollcall with thirty-four votes and
two Foraker men with one vote; the Hughes
delegates from Missouri were not seated. ="
II was announced at the White House that the
President would maintain strictly neutral po-
sition the selection Of candidate Tor vice.
President. - mail pouch, said TO have con-
tained 100000, in transit from Los Angeles TO
New York disappeared in Kansas City -
Envoys from Liberia in Washington seeking
Americas assurances that the status quo OF
their republic will be maintained 80 The
Assembly at Albany passed the anti-racetrack
gambling bills. the vote in the Senate is assured
to-day: Senator Foelker arrived at the capital.
- The Assembly judiciary Committee at Al
bany refused to report the AIcCarren and direct
nominations bills. - Governor Hughes deliv-
cred the chancellor's address at the Union Col
lege commencement at Schenectady, n Y.
CITY-Stocks were dull and firm. -
Forged letters to anti-racing Senators were
traced TO their source, an Office in Thames street
The case against Raymond Hitchcock
went to the jury. = Princeton University
conferred the degree Of LII u. Baron Taxa
hira among Others. =- The cut in steel prices
was welcomed by buyers. = O. H. P Belmont
died at his home at Hampstead. Long Island
II was evident the Public Service Com
mission would enforce its seat orders despite
the protests Of the New York City Railway re-
ceivers. - Announcement was made of in
creases in the prices of beef -= The new
arrnor plate vaults Of the Carnegie Trust Com
ranv were formally opened yesterday -
The revised tax books We're opened for inspec-
ton. - Counsel for the International To-
bacco Company characterized the motion of
Louis Berger 10 inspect its books an attempt
al blackman. - A new aeronautic club was
organized Cornell University Medical
School held its commencement exercises. -=
Plumbers working a sewer main undermined
a ffve-storv tenement house == Andrew Car
regie offered to give $4,000 TO Stevens Institute
if that institution succeeded in raising SIS, 900
Governor Hughes delivered the address at
the Fordhan University School Of Law com
rnencenent- == The Chicago & Alton Railroad
declared 2 ! per cent dividend on its common
and a 9 per cent its preferred stock -
Hearst gained ffty-three votes in the days re-
count
THE WEATHER.-Fair to-day and to-mor-
row: north winds The temperature yesterday:
Highest "a degrees: lowest 65.