New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The death Of Mrs Nelson Morris
pf Chicago, from injuries received in an auto
mobile accident at fontaineoieau france: was
reported. - An Interpretation Of the Russian
fundamental law announced in st. Petersburg,
defined the spheres Of the Car and the parlis-
rnent z=-= The battleshp cruiser InVincible.
flagship OF Admiral Seymour, who commands
the British feet at the Hudson Fulton celebra-
Day was celebrated at Mexico City; President
Diaz presided at the gathering at the capital
DOMESTIc.-President Taft. in a speech in
Chicago. denounced the laws delays and prom
Used TO recommend TO Congress the appointment
Of commission TO devise remedies for them;
earlier in the day he reviewed 10000 school
children and attended a baseball game. -
Secretary Ballinger dismissed L. r. CLAWS, the
agent OF the General Land Office who made
charges against him. - Governor Hughes
Sas me pFlncpaI speaker al me STATE FalT az
syracuse - Mayor Mcclellan OF New York
spoke at the Franklin County Fair. at Malone
n. Y. - The Republican party held nomi-
mating conventions in all nine Assembly dis
tricts 80 Miss Kate Cary's coaching parade
al LenOX Mass was declared success. -
Governor johnson of Minnesota rested during
the day, but his condition was not so good last
night 80 The American Bankers Association
went on record unanimously opposed TO
postal savings banks and government guaTan-
teed deposits. - Professor Baldwin. OF Johns
Hopkins University has resigned to take prac-
tical charge OF MeXieo's educational system.
CITY.-Stocks were strong and active. =-
The will of Z. H. Hartman which consisted Of
ninety-nine words, left all his property TO his
wife. == II became known that the Western
Pany holdings. -= City officials were making
inspection Of the Croton watershed for
sources Of pollution == The lights were
turned on four of the nineteen public structures
20 be Illuminated during the Hudson Fulton cell
ebration - President Parsons of the Re-
publican County Committee, after appointing
Fusion conferrees said there was not the slight
est chance Of the party naming Gaynor its
candidate. - Minority stockholders of the
United States Leather Company got an injunc-
zion stopping the merger with the Central Leath-
eF Company. == The National EMPLOYMENT
Exchange, through its president. Otto T Ban
nard, reported an advance Of Is cents a day in
wages and difficulty in securing men. =-=
Governor Hughes prevented the Lsngford-
Ketchel eight. = The Citizens Union an
nounced that il would place a ticket in the field
choosing Fusion candidates wherever il found
them 10 meet the Unions views for availability.
- William s. Porter, vice president Of the
Associated OH Company. was taken III after a
conference with eX-Judge Lovett Mrs
frost sister Of Stephen c. Baldwin a lawyer
OF Brooklyn was held on a charge Of having
given bogus checks 10 dressmalking firm -
II was reported that Mrs Howard Gould was
dissatisfied with $4,000 year aimonv and
that her husband would appeal from the divorce
decision In her favor -= John Bigelow sent
a letter 10 the Hudson Fulton Commission mo-
Nesting against the coming celebration and re-
iusins 20 LEND his support to IT,
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for TODAY.
Cloudy The temperature yesterday: Highest.
70 degrees; lowest. So