New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
THE NEWS THIS MORNING,

oHcRFsS-Senate- The sugar and tonacC9
s-Fe67,les OF the tariff bill were co1nEIeteu' aIA
+sa sEri-ultural schedule was taken up; sen
- Zaeo- charged the reading clerk with beng
IN collusion with the Republican leautIs III 3at s
EFFORT 70 shut off debate. and genera tdI @ III
SnAech was made by Senator SICle' II
IFE-,,se. Tsha+e on the bill amending the organic
act of Porto Rico continued, acton oellls i
vented by lack Of quorum
FoRFfGN-An American. whose name vas
-;1,en ae Aneerson. shot and killed his daughter
sr6 himself in z cafe near the central marx
51 Paris The French Chamber OF Depu-
ties rejected motion 70 restore 70 oQly Pt Po9,at
e~onlo1es dismissed for activity IN the IeCtIt @
strike - Further naval scandals nave . oeen
revealed bv the French investigating coIanlllLee,
which has asked that N Thomson eE-A .T
80 Marine NAY he prosecuted -- Baron Al
vsrsfone in an address before secIloh oI ule
Chemistry Congress, strongly oPposTu e"e T.
--olxfns clause il the British patent law,
TIE Tounoa adopted the bill legalizlng the seer
of Old Believers, an action VIII be oIousHt
AGAINST NJ Pergament Deputy from ODESSA - L'L
-ss--ri+,s1r +ge escape Of Olga stein == The
German Liberals and Radicals have joined IHe
Socialists in refusing TO take part IN Iu t11ea c
5isc71ssion regarding new taxation -- Inc
e.++iesri- Inyincible on her run from queens
Ferry TO Portsmouth. averaged over twenty
eight knots
T0MFsTTC-President Taft left Washington
for Pittsburg where he is to address the Asso-
riated Western Yale Clubs tonight - Inc
first violence to railroad property in the georgia
frenen's strike took place when moving ireighI
train was attacked. near Lithonla: "a
Governor Hughes signed the bill Of Assembly
man Murray giving the Court OF CeneIdl StS-
sions of New York City authority 70 make lis
calendars: the bill was vetoed by Mayor NC
C,lellan - Attorney General O'Matiey, IN an
orinion given to Governor Hughes at Albany:
held that the executive could consider on theH
merits four New York City bills which were
received at the Executive Chamber DAY aIler
the constitutional time for the return OF blIls
had @ynired. It was announced at AibanE
that Stephen G Clark. Of CooperStoWn, would
he : candidate for the Assembly next autumn
on direct nominations platform - CeoISt
Fssigke bandTnaster at West Point, committed
ss7,scide there The convention of the west
ern Federation of Yale Clubs began IN Pitts
burg preparations were completed for the VISIT
of President Taft to-day --- PRESIDENT LoWeH
and ex-President Eliot attended the opening
session of the meeting Of the Associated HaF-
ward Clubs in Cincinnati
CTTY-Stocks were strong - William
T1arraph the chauffeur who down and killed
Tnrevaard Trirnhle was convicted Of man
slaughter in the first degree. == EXamlnatlon
Of the United Copper Company FAULTS disclosed
the facts that books needed by the federal grand
Jury in its investigation Of +. Augustus Helnze
were missing. ~ General George 3. Loud
protested to the War Department against the
--desecration" Of Memorial Day at West Point
h. q baseball game - The estate Of Henry
II Rogers estimated at from s5G.o000o0 to $75-
00n 600 was left 10 his family, the only public
bequest being one Of 100000 TO the FairhaYen,
Mass. school fund. -= BROOKLYN taxpayers
fled petition asking permission 10 extend the
subway to the Queens line =- Ihe board OF
Estimate and Apportionment INSTRUCTED iSorou5sH
President : Ahearn to order the removal Of the
Kew York CentraTs West Side tracks =- The
Tosenb Dixon Crucible Company denied that the
snecifications for graphite paint in the proposed
new building code favored it unduly.
THE WEATHER-Indication for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday Hishestr 30
degrees; lowest, So