New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORFIGN-The Zeppelin sirship. with the
count at the helm and crew of nine men. lie"
from FTiedrichshafen TO Bitterfeid. 456 miles in
twenty-five hours. and started on its return
trip: the German Emperor, the princes and
great crowd awaited in vain for his arrival IL
Berlin -- The rebellion in Lima has been
ouelled by the troops about one hundred persons
having been killed or wounded; Pedro PleTolS
IS among the dead. == Jean Naudln' poor
workman st the Toulon Arsenal. has invented a
new wireless apparatus, which may he placed
on French wsrships. == theodore Roosevelt
attended church at NaiTohi and visited the Cath
olic Mission he will start for hlJabo on June -
60 The French Senate committee has amend
ed the workmen's pension bill so that specific
contributions be made annually by laborers and
EMPLOYERS German stock brokers are
alarmed over home factors in the business situ-
ation and are anxiously awaiting developments
sn America
DoMESTIC.-More than thirty persons were
killed and fifty seriously wounded by a tornado.
which wrecked the village of Zephyr. Tex --=
President Taft spent quiet day with MS rela-
fives in Pittsburg. - The Georgia Railroad
resumed a normal passenger service. pending
the formal settlement OF the strike. -= More
than two-thrds OF the surface cars in Philadei-
phia were out of commission on account OF TIE
strike. -= II was learned at Washington that
Secretary Dickinson of the War Department
was ready to give his approval of the Mann bill
Tor the reorganization Of the government OF the
Canal Zone. == statement issued by the
bureau OF statistics at Washington showed
gradual Improvement fn the industrial and tTaf-
ne situation Of the country. -= There was
much rejoicing at Saratoga Springs. y. y. over
the preservation Of the springs through the
signing OF the Bracket bill by the Governor
Miss Grace . Stoddard. a student of
Syracuse University. committed suicide at Bng
hsmton, y. Y. by drowning. = Governor
Hughes al Albany gave memoranda sew
er2i bills vetoed Plans for the reOrganlZa
ton of the Seaboard Air Line Railway were
practically agreed upon. - Five prominent
citizens Of Denver we're indicted for conspiracy
70 defraud the government out Of coal lands said
TO be valued at Sl.000,000-
CITY-Representatives OF the Law Depart
ment were conspicuous at COney Island. -
The Schaghticoke Rattesnake Club bagged
tweuty-four Tattlesnakes on its annual hunt.
== The Central Federated Union warmly de-
bated committee report favoring immigration
restriction - DR. Manning preached the
baccalaureate al Columbia and Bishop GoOdsell
at the New York University - Two thou
sand policemen attended services in St. PatriclS
Cathedral in honor Of the dead heroes of the de-
paTtmeut -= Bishop Greer opened the cel1
bratjon Of the 200th anniversary OF the founding
of Trinity Church at New Rochelle. - The
Pennsylvania Railroad tunnels under the Hud
son River have been connected ana are ready
for track laying. -- Efforts 10 find a leddC"
for the Rockefeller Bible class were unavailing.
- Five persons were isl1ed from the waters
of Lake EopatconS- == Four spilled from
canoe into the Hudson were rescued by launches
- Followers Of the Blue and The Gray united
in decorating the soldiers graves
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day
showers The temperature Yesterday. Highesr,
20 degrees. lowest, so.