New-York tribune., 1909-06-28
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

FOREIGN-Verdun. owned by Baron Maurice
de Rothschnd. won the Grand Prix at Long
champs: Nfr. Nanderbilt's entries faVOrltes IN
the betting. were unplaced ~ The shed Tor
the WeIlman airship was destroyed in a gale last
December, and there iss 4 possibility that the
Polar expedition will not start this year; a care
1aker lost his life by falling into cIeNasse.
An Indian surveyor attached to the me
neurological expedition under Lieutenant Clark
an American. was killed by Chinese in kan-Su
province. an interpreter was rescued r. \
large number of Filipino laborers are expected
in Hawaii 10 take the places Of the STRIKING
Japanese, TO whom the planters have refused
concessions The health OF Z. II. Harri-
man was reported better: he viii go to Gasteln
for treatment after his stay at Semmering- -
The Venezuelan Cabinet has approved me oraII
Of the new concession 70 the orlnoco corpora
ton. -= Eleven n7en were killed in mutlny
at the prison of Wilma
DOMESTIC-wIlliam H. Hotchkiss. Superin-
tendent of Insurance, in a report TO Governor
Hughes says that the falling of in the business
of the insurance companies was due TO disclos-
Eres regarding them and not to legislation ana
that the companies are now rapidly recovering.
- Secretary Ballnger Of the Interior De
partment said in Chicago that there were many
incompetent Indian agents who would have 10
step down and out - The strike OF the car
completely tied up streetcar service IN
Fittsburg, only one car carrying mail being op-
Grated: there was only one minor disturbance
- Traces Of morphine found IN the Eastman
bungalow, near St. Michaels, Nd. led 70 the
Theory that Mrs. Woodill was drugged before he
sng murdered; only strangers attended the burial
Eastman
Company Joined the American Sheet and Tin
Plate Company United States Steel Corpora
ton subsidiary, in declaring for the open shop
policy: y is expected that a strike viii be de-
ciared on July / affecting sixteen thousand men
in the combined plants = Scores Of human
skeletons and a petriied body, believed TO be
that an Indian. were found by party
plorlng a natural cave near Cordele, Ga. -
Among early bills introduced in the Georgia
Legislature 10 prohibit intoxicated per-
sons from operating automobiles. -= William
X Shepard an instructor IN the Sheffield Scien-
tific School at Yale University. was seriously in
5ured in a collision between unidentified
toTnobile and the machine in which he was, near
Westerly, r.
CITY.-A negro tenement house in west 26th
street collapsed, burying four persons. - En-
ragged az the running over OF a child by a Fourth
avenue in Grand street a mob Of four thou
sand Italians attacked the motorrnan and were
fought of with difficulty by the police - A
quarter CT million persons spent Saturday
night on the beach at Coney Island and slept
guarded by policemen. - The police learned
that Leon took the trunk containing Elsie Sigel's
body to Harlem before going with II to Newark
g. The Celtic brought into port six sailormen
of the whaling brig Sullivan who had drffted
Six days and seven nights of the coast Of
Africa - Marty" Keese since 1881 the iani-
tor OF the City Hall died from bronchitis -
The Rev. DIR. J. Ross Stevenson resigned as
pastor Of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
10 accept Baltimore call. - The police did
not interfere with amusements at Far Rocka-
way - Arrangements were made for the
unVeilinE Of a statue Of General Spinner at
Eerkimer- - A motorcyclst, going at full
speed. into the Atlantic City Express. near
Mays Landing, and was killed
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy. showers: not much change in
temperature The temperature yesterday: High
est, so degrees; lowest. g..