New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

coNCRESs-Ssnate: The resolution TO settle
sshe Brownsville dispute was called UP, and Mr.
ssactioas frorn pepaocratic Senators. who have
decided to Hlibuster against ADOPTION or the
RESOLUTION - House: MESSAGES from Charles
U. Taft and William Nelson Cromwell denying
tcharges In connection with the Panama Canal
purchase were read
FGREIcN-President-el Taft arrived at
rculebra and WIS cordially greeted by the Pan
sman officials. ne planned to inspect the Gatun
dam to-day. - Mrs Atherton testified again
an the cross suit for divorce fled by John Alex
GndeF Stirling against his wife. - The car
surprised diplomats by going outside their circle
In appointing 8 new Ambassador TO Rome. -
Bulgaria sent a note TO the powers complaining
tof Turkeys attitude and declaring that the Porte
would have TO take the consequences.
DOMSTIC-George W. Perkins and Oak
aeigh Thorne testified before the Senate Judi
fciary Committee, which is investigating the
subscription of the Tennessee Coal and Iron Com
sany by the United States Steel Corporation,
Mr.. Perkins expressing the opinion that the deal
tsaid in Washington that Douglas Robinson, the
Presidents brother-in-law, would be the COM
9lainant IN the Panama libel suit - The
Court Of Appeals at Albany denied a motion for
the reargunent Of case on the ground that
the brief asking for such action was inte1n-
perate end disrespactfuL - Supreme Court
Justice Fits at Albany issued q writ Of certio-
Iari for the review Of the decision of the upstate
Public Service Commission denying the appica-
sioE OF the Delaware & Hudson Company for
authority TO issue about 100000 in bonds.
- The State Bar Association approved a
measure aimed 10 correct the evils OF expert
testimony in court trials. - Nearly every
branch and department Of the municipal gov
srnInent Of Boston was criticised in the report
of the Finance Commission, presented to the
Massachusetts Legislature. - Two more
Eurors were obtained in tbs CarTnack murder
trial at Nashville. making the total nine :"
"a severe storm was reported, with ensuing dam
Rge. throughout the larger part Of the country
Legislation wss asked for granting am
zesty to John z. tSurTatt VINO was accused or
being one Of the Lincoln conspirators, and whose
mother vas hanged for abettfng the President s
assassination. - Reports from Commissioner
SncSanan indicated that an agreement had been
reached with Venezuela covering all questions
an dispute with the United States.
CITY@Stocks were weak - Trinity Cor
xporation was restrained through q supreme
Court Injunction from closing st. Johns Chapel
= The Metropolitan Street Railway receivers
announced that they would apply 70 the court for
fnstr1ctsons 20 continuing the operation OF the
N<h street crosstown line - A cashier In
NJ silsam Cows Borough Bank admitted that he
alad forged notes for s55,a0o. - 1t was said
fhat there would be arrests soon on charges OF
criminal libel on the publication Of the Panama
Canal stories - p. J. Keiran. Of the Fidelity
ATunding Company, appeared at hearings fnsti-
futed by state and federal receivers. Mayor
Mcclellan hello conference with a committee OF
bankers that will advise him regarding q debt
3fsrit amendment to the city charter - Dr
William 7. Bull started for Savannah IN pri-
SQ4e car. - Police Commissioner Bingham
said he knew there was system by which
policemen got share Of fines imposed on women
Erreste IN the streets, but he could not prove II
wass in the 18th Assembly District showed q
proportion Of 10 90 in favor Of direct nom
xrations.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
SNOW or rain and colder The temper yes
kerday. Highest, 35 degrees; lowest. g.