New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
TRE VIEWS rms MORNING.


fOREIGN.-Mme. SteinLeiPs case was
fUrther WeS1encd by the testimony OF
Couillard, former eInplOyo at her hor.e
snc other Witnesses; attempts made 70
revive the DreytuS Case IA ccuncct>n
with tbs trial have failed. -= The
lcncon correspondent OF Tho Tribune
points out the blunders into Il hlch the
House OF Lords VIII probably fan regard
ing action Oh the budget; the National
lists sre expected 10 hold the balance OF
power following the January elections.
== The University OF Copenhagen de-
clinod 20 accept the proposal Of the
National Cieograp phic Society tlaI 4 COM
snitteo representing The American body
Dc present when Dr. Cooks records are
examined. -= Il was agreed between
the United states and chill 10 submit
TIE Alsop claim 20 the Hague court fog
al hitTation. ---= Dispatches from Africa
ray that cN-P-csident Roosevelt is noI
isurt. -= Colonel g. j. Cotton WAS
,nEugur1tcd Al san juan. Porto Rico.
as Governor II The island =- The
IHoposal by mine owners i'm Prussia TO
establish a "black list" threatened u
bring on great strike
DOMESTIC Taet arrived
a. Augusta, Ca after speaking IA CO.
lUnlbia ana Charleston. :. G. = SEN
aror a .drich spoke IN Chicago. outlining
the work and purposes OF the National
Monetary Commission and appealing %
business men FOR cooperation an The work
~ monetary reform. --- The Treasury
Department upheld the actiolf OF Collec-
tor Loco 81 imposing duty OF $l,l0O un
the baggage OF Mary Garden the singer.
Senator Cumlnins. OF Iowa. a.
tachcd Speaker Cannon and defended tho
'tnsprgelts' in Congress in Z speech al
'hicago. ----- Edward j. Perry. = for
iner Mayor - Greensburg, Penn. killed
rhree q Lis lh.lGren and then committed
suicide. --- One girl was Killed ana
sixteen persons we've injured IN fro
which destroyed e mine sguib factory AZ
piy-nouta Penn. -- The battleship
North DAKOTA left Portsmouth,, y. II,
for an endurance run of twenty
hours. -= Part of the annual re-
port ~ me SLate superintendent Of In
surauce was made public al Albany.
= u was announced at Boston that
the trustees of AndoNer Theological
Seminary lad purchased q site IN cam
bridge, Mas
CITY A.-Stocks were irregular. -
There V-ss blg slump IN cotton, which
was attributed 10 Ihe hammcrlnE of thu
beam The Kew Theatre NaS
formally dedicated and opened with elab-
c-aTe exercises. -- 4 wreck on tho
E'enDsZ lVanla trestle N jersey Cit-
killed four and injured more than score
= persons. == Bul0ngg SuUcTuteuG-
ant Murphy nccelKed reports on tho
Criminal Courts Building which say 10
MAl lrle al itd&L d llfuin 70 ll.a44e IL
fE-5itabl again. -= The Pubic Ser
vice Commission made public the ue-
signs approved by the Municipal Al
Commission, for The eleg9ted sections %
TIE s.ew subW a9-s. --= Chairman Mill-
cox explained that the Public Service
Commission had not received certain
questions regarding subway projects
sent 10 them by the Board OF Estimate.
So Silas W. Titus explained his action
in cutting or his Brooklyn water supply
.u an opeh letter. -- AIRS. -. II. 7.
pelmont delivered q suffrage sermon At
her home 70 the graduates Of the Mad
leigh High School. -= The Council
81 Local School Boards recommended the
abolition Of the Board OF Educ alton 10
ffe Charter Revision Commission. =z==
Assemblyman Bennett began campaign
against Ray 3. Smith. clerk Of the As
gembly whom be SEEKS 10 have defeated
fo- reelection. == The TarrytOWn an
nual flower show closed, William Rookie
1tlier being prominent as prize winner.
THE WEATHER indications for to-
cay: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
FiFhest, IS degrees: lowest. 80.