New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-06

CONGRESS The tariff bill was
again taken ID for the consideration Of COM
rnittee amendments that we're passed over on
the first reading OF the bill. several Western
Republicans attacked propCS7o increases o.
duties. but the Finance Committee was sus-
tanned on Z test vote by Il 70 3. ~ The
House vas not Il session
FOREIGN-The crew Of the American
z-haler Carrie D. Knowles which sailed from
Province1oEu. Mass, II 1904 are alive IN a
Venezuelan jail according 70 the report OF an
ESCAPED prisoner - EIlDi P5Cha has beeTl
chosen Grand Eizier and AfOllah S2hlb, Shelk-
ul-Islsm n the Turkish Cablnet; the ceputles
have voted S15o.Og0 10 relieve sufferers in The
Adane district ~ Il Is reported that Chan
ceIIor Won Bjilov- viii resign unless the Reichs-
tag wichdraws opposition TO the gove-nr1le nt 5
proposals Tor taxation - Harold Sanborn,
son Of The president Of The SGlbo-n Lumber
Company, IS IN jail al Vera Cruz, following an
ARRAY in which six AeZ-cans were kl-led- -
Uuionists rolled up large majority N the
Parliament election al SJrat1orG the issues
being tariff reform and a big navy FL Nllbur
and Orv5lle Wright the American aerOplanlsts,
sailed from Southampton 1Or New York -
Lewis HarCOurt has offered 70 give S5t,oeo II
the British public VIII subscribe the remaining
S2S0.Oa0 necessary 70 keep the HolbeIn portrait
Of Queen Christina II England == Ny Ro0se-
Welt killed two more lions in East Africa
DO1IESTIC-It was announced al Washing
ton that the Venezuelan government had con
ferred the Order Of the Bust OF Bolivar on
eighteen United States naval officers who were
n Venezuelan waters while negotiations for the
resumption Of diplomatic relaJlorS were uLCeT
way The Navy Department II Washing
ton ordered the a-nored cruisers the North
Carolina and ire Montana. TO proceed from Glib
raltar 70 AIersina- - The aerial experiments
by the signal corps OF the army VIII be resumed
to-day AZ Fort Nyer, Virginia. Il weather permits
- The second National Peace Conference
adjourned N Chlcago. AFTER passing resolutions
faVOrEug international arbitration - a Ger
titled cheek for $4,000 II was said at Albany.
had been sent to the state I.unacy Commission
by Mrs Clarence H. 8Iaczay and others TO repay
the state for its option on rzreenEale hospital
site property - Governor Hughes at Al
bany signed the volunteer 1TeuGl's bill ==
state Senator William O'NeI died At 81 Regis
Falls. y y from a complication OF diseases.
CITY-Stocls were slightly lower. - The
American Ice COMPANY announced that its sum
ner rates for ice would be 50 cents hundred
weight 10 large consumers and 80 cents 10 fam
flies - Dr.. Manson. an expert for the Hams
defence. testified that Captain Hams had i'm
pulsive INSANITY when he shot Annis -
Commission merchants agreed with the State
Superintendent Of Weights and Measures that
consumers suffered q great loss from short
weights - Thomas kehoe, WeiEher and
checker for the American Sugar Refining Com
I3any, was arrested IL connection with the frauds
perperraCeC on the government BY the sugar
company - The Board OF Justices Of the
Court OF Special Sessions preferred charges
against the acting chief clerk, William n. Fuller.
- More than a hundred strikers rushed" q
bakery IN Forsyth street, knocking down the
policeman stationed in front and urCs, ching his
club from him. - President MCGOWAN of the
Board OF Aldermen proposed setting aside
various park spaces for public Fairgrounds and
outdoor gynnasiuus- - The end Of the steel
rate war was indicated by the advance IN price
Of light steel rails % 81 ton By three Pitts
burg companies. - By q decision OF Justice
O'Gorman. in the Supreme Court, q one-fifth
interest in a valuable estate was saved to q
ntigant, who began an action I'VE months before
operative.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, S. degrees; lowest. 90.