New-York tribune., 1909-07-14
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The forces of the Constitutional
,ssts entered Teheran without serious opposllon'
Ses,S r,.3n1ai,s5 - Peace was restored in
Colombia the rebels at Barranquilla surrender
sng TO the government -- SeAor FonSeca, the
Argentine Minister, has left La Paz: aGYlceS
from that city say that conditions have I'M
.77roved - Roghi leader Of the rehellious
Moroccan tribesmen. has captured Fez; the fate
Of Nuiai Hsffg is not known == The English
postal authorities have decided that mails for
iSnntb wales and Southwest England shall be
transmitted by way Of Rossare and Flshguard.
Rioting between OTangemen end nation
ssists occurred in Belfast. the mobS attacked
the police and many persons were injured - -
The House Of Lords decided not 10 take UP LoIu
Roberts's bill for compulsory military service
until change Of government made II posslhle
70 Introduce such a measure - EilpeIoI
William issued a decree prerogUing the Reichs-
tag until autumn. II is regarded certain that
1r ron FIolIyveg will succeed Prince
Won Fiiloyy as Chancellor == The suffragettes
who were sent TO Hollaway jail refuse to eat,
wear prison garb or observe the rules Tor
silence
O0NFSTTC-Th Tariff Conference Com
gaitree Of Congress held three long sessions and
finished its frst consideration Of the schedules
and free list == Two attempts by the wright
brothers 10 ny at Fort Myer. Virginia, were
unsuccessful and the aeroplane was disabled
through the breaking Of a skid. -- 1t was
announced At the Department Of Commerce and
Labor at Washington that more than one-fourth
Of the employees at Ellis Island. New York. were
inefficient. 80 The committee appointed by
the New York Legislature 10 investigate the
subject Of direct primaries held a session in
Boston and listened TO leading politicians as TO
how the law had worked in Massachusetts. --
General Phisterer. assistant adiutant general or
the National Guard OF New York, died ==
The suit of Charles H. Kavanaugh against eX-
directors of the defunct Trust Company Of the
Republic was continued in Saratoga, y. Y -
Il was announced that Edward PaySon Weston,
--he pedestrian. would end his transcontnental
Walk in San Francisco to-day. =- A strike OF
engineers and fremen WAS threatened on the
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad
CTTY-Stocks were quiet and weak. -
BY margin Of one vote TammanT Hall. aided
by the SSullivans jsrnmed the majority report
on the new building code through the Board Of
Aldermen. -=- The Rev. Albert RUrchlos. pas
tor OF Hope Chapel. refused 10 resign and was
removed. Commissioner Baker appointed
Alfred W BOoraem, a Brooklyn lawyer. Fourth
Deputy Police Commissioner. TO have charge Of
the force in Brooklyn and Queens. == Mrs.
EVELYN Nesbit Thaw witness for the state
IN the hearing her husbands sanity. ==
A Cincinnati drug firm asked $3.5O0.000 damages
tn renewing a suit alleging conspiracy inst
the National Wholesale Druggists Association
== The Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court ordered the Public Service Commission
20 grant franchise for q trolley line across
Greensboro Bridge. =- Chairman Wilcox Of
the Public Service Commission said that work
on the new subway plans was proceeding 10
make II possible 70 ask for bids in the fall ==
z. Il Gary. his departure for Europe, said
that crop conditions We're promising here, and
he hoped TO ind the countries he visited as pros
porous as the he leaving. == Many
valuable parcels of real estate in and the
Pennsylvania tunnel zone changed hands IN one
OF the active realty dsvs for this season in
the history Of the local market. ==- Fred Doug
fas. q negro. captured IN HOnkers for burglary
1n Alfred Reeves's home, said he had been
trained 10 rob by a gang of New York white
criminals. - on the charge that he had
clerks in his Office 10 whom he paid commits
sicns ambulance ChaSers.' Joseph a. Shay
was suspended for a year from practising law.
Fair and cooler. The temperature yesterday:
Highest 90 degrees; lowest. Il.