New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS-Sena1e: The Philippine tariff
and Porto Rican civil government bills were
passed. - House: The Senate amendments
20 the tariff bin were disagreed to and con-
ference committee Was appointed
FOREIGN-Ambassado and Mrs. Reid en-
terrained King Edward and Queen Alexandra
at Dorchester House. - The Russian En-
peror visited the battlefield Of Poltava and
talked with representatives Of the peasants;
notable feature Of the bicentennlal celebration
was the loyalty shown to the ruler. == The
first Marquis OF Ripon, whose career IN Eng
iish political life was notable Is dead ==
Count Casinir Badeni, former Austrian Pre-
r7lier died IN London. - The French Cham
Der Of Deputies adopted by a vote Of 54S to II q
motion TO ask the government to call a confer
ence Of the powers in order 10 obtain an agree
nent for tariff reductions. = Adyices from
Peking say that America viii insist on a share
in the Hankow-Canton Railway loan in addl-
ton to the HankOw and SZe-ChUen line. ==
Miss Pankhurst and Mrs. HaverfIeld were hned
for disturbance before the House OF commons
on June 90 but wfx~e released pending appeal
on promise not 20 send deputations TO the
lower house during the present session.
DOMESTIC.-The Senate and House con-
ferTees or the tariff bill held their first meeting
after an interview between President Taft and
Senator Aldrich - President laft returned
10 Washington from his trip 70 New England
and gave an outline of the plans for his visit TO
the West and the South in the fall == The
candidacy of Max Miller. son Of Warner Miller,
the Assembly fr-n Herkimer County was an
,ounrad- he fsvors Governor F3lIChes's direct
primary plan. =- Miss Helen Taft and Robert
Taft, children Of the President arrived al Bev
erly, Mass after attending the Champlain ter
centenary celebration. - The Champlain ter
centenary celebration closed with the dedication
of a boyvlder in memory Of Revolutionary War
heroes at Isle IA Motto Vt. - The win Of
Israel w Durham filed in Philadelphia, gave
the estate Of the late political leader as $4,000
and upward - John Madison, alleged
b!gamist, accused of swindling scores Of women
throughout the country, was arrested in San
Francisco Football Marathon running and
similar competitive sports in American insttu-
tiOns Of learning were condemned III speeches at
the National Education Convention in Denver
CITY-Stocks were dull and heavy. =-
John d Rockefeller gave S1o.00o.000 more TO the
General Education Board and empowered il 10
dispose of the principal as well as the interest
of the large fund. -- The burglars implicated
in the murder of Mrs. George r. Staber made
statements. each denying the shooting == Mr..
whttridge defended the reorganization plan for
the Public Service Commission, but admitted
that he had advised q woman to sell her stock
-Justice Gaynor decided that the hearing on
the question Of Harry K Th8w's sanity should
be held in Westchester County - John z
Early, who has been under surveillance almost a
year as a supposed lepeT. told his story TO re
porteTs- -. The Rev Dr. Daniel ;. Gregory
expected decisive action in october by the Pres
byterian Synod Of the state in the ease OF the
Rev. George A Fitch -- Street railway COM
panies contemplating crossing the Manhattan
Bridge were asked 10 furnish through service to
Broadway on the Manhattan side and TO Fiat
bush avenue and Fulton street on the Brooklyn
side. - Daniel Guggenheim predicted that
the great mining development OF the world IN
gold silver, copper, tin and coal would be IN
Alaska - Because Mrs. n A. Gladding, of
indianapolis, Tnisread the declaration blank
handed to her On the steamship Cedric, Collector
Loeb did not confiscate UndeclareG goods valued
at $1,000. but allowed her to take them away on
payment of duty =- An allesed Black Hand
member was shot down IN the street
THE WEATHER.-Indications for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 7e degrees: lowest 60