New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
THE NEWS THIS MORNING,

FoREIcN-President FalIiares will offer the
Premiership Of France TO NJ Bourgeois former
Minister of Foreign Affairs; 1t IS expected that
he will decline the honor and that the post VIII
be offered 10 NJ BRAND. == America BraZll
and Chill will take all possible steps 10 avert
war between Argentina and Bolivia, ana il IS
generally believed that conflict viii De aNerleG.
Moorish tribesmen made anotner dlIaCh
on Melilla and were repulSeds OppoSltlon 10 Iile
war in Morocco has caused rioting in Madrid
- Mr.. Gladstone. the Home Secretary, mt
mated thar II the sllffra gettes in Holloway jail
would be released. owing TO the hunger strike
and violent tactics adopted by the prisoners;
- French troops captured AbeshT, the caplIal
Of wadai, after a sharp action - Inc
Russo-Chinese Bank still desires share In the
HankoT loan and viii seek equal terms Win
other powers if the negotiations are reopened.
DOMESTIC-President Taft gave dinner for
the Republican members Of the tariff conference
committee, also inviting Nice-Presldent sherman
Secretary MacNeagh. Attorney General WICK.
ersham Speaker Cannon, Senators Root ana
Crane and Representative Dwight - OrylHe
Wright made two short aeroplane flights at Fort
Myer. attaining high speed but not trying 10
make q record The testimony of four
marine officers already heard at the Sutton
hearing agrees on the main point that the young
marine lieutenant committed suicide - IN
an address at Milwaukee Justice Brewer, OF the
United States Supreme Court, said that under
the income tax the states would be taxed out OF
their vitality. Fortified by the new sea
wall Galveston passed with little damage and
no loss of life through hurricane comparable to
the disastrous storm OF 1900 ~ Justice Betts,
of the Supreme Court in a decision handed
down in Kingston. y Y, said the fees OF the
receivers in the Brooklyn Bank case were not
excessive, despite the fact that one or the re-
ceivers had handed hack part Of his Iees on
that ground - Commenting on the report OF
the State Insurance Department on the condl-
zion of the Equitable Life Assurance Society,
Mr. Eotchkiss the State Superintendent, com
roended the management generally, but also Cri-
ticised il freely == Orrlsby AcfaTS. Assistant
Secretary of the Department OF Commerce and
Labor in an address before the Commercial Law
League urged that laborers be alded 10 IeaNe
points where labor IS ccngested Tor places Whe.e
Il is needed - Efforts TO bring about a set
tIement OF the striking car workers at McKee's
Rocks, Penn failed, and II was thought Ihe
strike had resolved itself into long struggle
CTTY.-Stocks were weak = Mayor Nc
Clellan was said TO be unfavorably impressed
aldermen J. ?. Morgan returned from
Europe. - The Stock Exchange decided to
abolish its unlisted department. - Two boys
in an automobile killed a man on the Yonkers
line, and ran away, leaving him pinned under
the burning car. - The New York County
Direct Primaries League was formed 10 CO
operate with the state association in obtaining
the election Of Assemblyrnen pledged TO the
tion 10 restrain the New York Taxicab Company
from soliciting public business under its licenses
was heard in the Supreme Court, Brooklyn and
briefs were submitted - Appraisal Of the
estate Of o. H. P. Belmont showed il to be al
most entirely in personal property and worth
about S1,o00oe0 in gilt edge securltles, with a
power Of appointment over certain trust funds
- Reports 10 Wall Street from Badgastein
said that z. H Hartman as deeply i'm
mersed in work there as If he were IN MS once
in New York - Cornelius P Shea, the for
mer labor leader who stabbed Miss Walsh
twenty-seven times with penknife was found
guilty Of attempted murder. - DR.. Bensel
said careful examination Of the surroundings
of the Titus wells in Brooklyn under way
70 discover the cause Of irnpurity in the water.
The State Superintendent Of Insurance
ordered the liquidation Of the Traders and TraV-
elers' Accident Company. .==- Jack Binns
sued the Vitagraph Company for $4,000, saying
the moving pictures made him ridiculous
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Partly cloudy, somewhat warmer; moderate
south winds. Temperature yesterday: Highest
so degrees; lowest, 81.