New-York tribune., 1909-07-31
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS Senate The session lasted only
five minutes - House. Mr. Payne presented
the report Of the tariff conferrees and eKplalned
the changes made by them
DoMEsTIC-President Taft expressed ap-
proxaI Of the tariff bill as II came from con-
ference and said he would sign il with pleasure
- The Navy Department declined 70 inter
fere with the ruling ~ the sutton court u III
rui-v ullttin those present at the time OF Leu
tenant Sut1on's death n the posluoh OF de
fully completed their aeroplane tests for the gov
ernrnent, Oryie Wright, accompanied py LEY LIL4
tenant Foulois. making the ten-mlIe stralgrt tr
away fight. with turn. at speed OF more LlaH
forty-two miles an hour - htiHS - -. / "
nev chairman Of the New Hampshire Board o.
Railroad Commissioners, died at Manchester, ~.
H - Noah Marker. the missing pank cesllIeI ~
Of Tipton, Ind. returned TO MS nome ana "eS
placed un6er arrest: he remained silent as 70 the
disposition Of S1o5o0o missing from lile 4lSt
ton According 10 a statement issued III
Cincinnati by Receiver JudsOn Harmon me lack
ff necessary consents from creditors may IN
terfere with the planned reorganization OF the
Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
FoRETGN-Earth shocks in Mexico de-
stroyed the town Of Chilpancingo and half OF
Acapulco: the reports are meagre. but show that
81 least thirteen persons have been killed and
over score mortaly injured; Mexico City was
damaged but al the members Of the American
colony escaped injury - AQNlces from
Madrid say that the sit1a ton in Catalonia is
improving order having been restored in BARGE
Iona; no estimates OF the loss OF life are gwen
out; the Moors are gathering Tor tresh a1IacA
on Melilla; Spanish warships shelieo their posi-
ton on Mount GurGga- ~ me bTlllsh ooaI
of Trade acting as mediator, has upheld the
protest Of the Scotch miners against q reduc-
ton OF wages, and 4 general strike VIII proba bly,
be averted. - President Gomez VIII to-day
announce the Cuban Cabinet changes; lndlca-
tions are that former Ministers Nelez and Vile
gas will be retained: Speyer & Co. Of New
York have taken S16,500,00o AZ per cent. loan
al ss1k Ex-President CastTo's manifesto
5ustifying his actions was rejected by the
Venezuelan Congress and the special commit
tees report accepted IS recognition OF Presl-
dent C<Ouez's patriotism
\ CITY-Stocks were strong and active. -
tJustice Mills subjected Thaw 70 g gentle though
disconcerting examination, indicating the pres
ance Of the exaggerated ego in his case. -
A severe WindstOrm swept the city - II was
SAID that the Russian Consul would defend two
alleged srnugglers who had q gold hilted sword
intended, they said for President Taft. -
Gustave z. Kissel pleaded the statute OF lini-
tations as bar 70 his prosecution in the Sugar
Trust conspiracy case. - Freese, the law
yer arrested the complaint Of his client
Grace Maidhoff. was held in $4,000 bail, charged
with forgery NiCe-PreSldenJ Roe, OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad, told Commissioners
Eustis and NcCarron that the roads officers
hoped TO operate trains from the station here
through Long Island before the beginning Of
next year. - Joseph Cohen, q corset manu-
facturer was released from jail on his promise
10 pay part Of a judgment obtained following
alienation suit = The chemist Of the
Brooklyn water department declared the Titus
deep well water to be healthful
THE WEATHER-Indication for day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 90
degrees; lowest, 75