New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING

CONGRESS-Senate: The session was brief
fnd no business was transacted - 9 I1ou2e
The urgent deficiency bill carrying an aEfolIld-
Nien Of SIS GOO for the Presidents travelling eA-
speases was passed
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has sent passport 10
the Bolivian Minister ordering him TO ieaVe cave
dSueaos Ayres within twenty -four hours ana mas
recalled her envoy at La Paz: anger OF BoiiFla
refusal to accept the boundary award CO c4usee i
the action. - The Clemenceau Cabinet was
defeated in the Chamber Of Deputies by vote
Of 2l2 to lT6. n. Clemenceau having been leo oy
n. Delcasse's opposition in the debate on on tne m
naval scandal TO attack the former Premier on
his Moroccan policy: President Fallieres accept
ed the cabinets resignation. == Fighting pe-
tween the Spanish troops and the MooTs was
resumed at AIelilla; the attack on Saturday was
well planned and executed. and the trlbesfnen
were repulsed only after hand-to-hand hghtlng
around the Spanish guns. -- Irlbesnleh near
the Persian frontier in the vilayet Of Mosul
Rmbushed half a battalion Of Turkish troops
killing forty men - Another suHlasetto t NAs
discharged from Holloway jan afteF having
tasted ISL hours. Hubert Latham hopes
10 make another attempt TO cross the Channel
in his monoplane on Friday - Slr Ropert
Hart INSPECTOR General OF Chinese Customs mas
decided TO retire from the post
DOMESTIC State Department received
assurances from Peking that American bankers
viii share in the Chinese railroad loan -
Orville Wright made a flight of one hour ana
twenty minutes in his aeroplane al + ort Alyef,
circling the parade grounds eighty three tIi4ies
and executing q series Of figure eights. --
1 Lieutenant William Z. BeVan, Z s NJ. g. testi-
fed at the Sutton hearing IN Annapolis that on
the night Of Lieutenant SuttOn's death he found
Lieutenant Osterman and Sergeant DE hart
sitting on Sutton's body. and that shortly after
ward he Sutton extend his arm froH under
him 70 the right Of his head and shoot ="
The Judges of the Common Pleas Court at Pitts
burg refused TO grant injunctions restraining
the Pressed Steel strike al Mchees ROCKS
Penn: the men threatened 10 renew violence
- Through the efforts OF Father Becsewsk
Polish priest, agreement was reached be
tween the Standard Steel Car Companies and
its striking employees at Butter, Penn - one
: man was seriously hurt and scores Of others
\ ktFvere beaten and bruised when an attempt was
EtIuade TO conduct tin strike breakers through the
streets Of Newcastle. Penn - DIT W X,
Huntington, Of Grace Church, this city, IS
steadily growing weaker. and the physicians say
there is no hope fer his recovery.
CITF-Stocks we're strong. - Mayor Nc
Clelan returned Unexpectedly from the Adlron-
Gacks 10 act on the building CODE taxing the
Tespon sibility from Acting Mayor MCGOWAN
- A tug sank freighter in broad daylight
off1SE George. Staten Island. one Of the latter
crew perishng. -= The Connecticut Supreme
Court Of Errors in deciding the question OF
jurisdiction raised by the New York, New Haven
& Hartford Railroad under the employers la
biiify act passed by Congress in 1908, in effect
declared the whole act unconstitutional ---=
Charles R Crane recently appointed Minister 10
China, visited the financial district and was the
guest at a luncheon at the Midday Club at which
shs impending Chinese railroad loan was dlS-
cussed. A ma jority OF the Ennis & Stop
panI creditors accepted composition involving
the payment Of Is per cent cash and s. per cent
sn notes payable within two years and not bear
ing interest - London f-loyds wrote policy
for 800 0O0 on the life of Z. H Hartman for a
local broker here 10 protect him IN the case OF
the 5nancier's death. = The Union Pacihc
TSsilrosd C'ompanv sold its holdings Of $4,000.
oHe Atchison preferred TO Kuhn Loeb q Co
The NcAdoo tunnels worked smoothly
carrying many passengers during the rush hours
snd cutting down traffic on the ferries
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest, 81
degrees; lowest. 50.