New-York tribune., 1909-07-09
THE NEWS THIS MORHTSG-

TsoFEr-N-Adrices from Panama say con-
eifions are critical in Colombia; but acz
CordiaK 20 President Reyes in Paris ana
the United States Minister in Bogot2- the reVo-
luton VIII be suppressed IL 6 feT days -
Earth shocks in India affected large territory,
hut did not cause mucn property loss
The fifth cruiser squadron Of the British navy
consisting OF four fast ships, has peen oeSls-
mated 20 take part in the Hudson-F uIloh ce4e-
fration. The Portuguese Duke or AlDu-
cueroue was arrested in Madrid at the request
Of the Portuguese authorities ana taken 70 70
Lisbon. Ex-Deputy Charles Bos struck
II CaiIlsux sthe Minister OF Finance assert
ing that the latter had slandered him -
Following a direct appeal to King Edward a
tleputafion Of suffragettes was accorded an
audience by the Home Secretary, who admitted
that the petition vas an argument Tor an au-
dience and promised tc forward IL 10 the KING
DONFSTIC-The government crop report for
July indicated that the yield Of corn may eX-
eeed Sloao00000 bushels - The Champlain
tercentenary celebration was transferred rom ON
PlaTtshUrgs " Y. to Burlington, VI, Where
President Taft and his party were entertained
addresses were made by the President, ATnbas-
sader Bryce, Postma aster General LenieUx OF
Canada, Governors Hughes and Prouty. and
others William H Hotchkiss. state Su-
perin1endent OF Insurance, at Albany, issued q
statement in reply one by the New York Lie
Insurance Company that il had dismissed a
large number q agents ~ The ReDubLcah
County Committee Of Orange County elected ex-
Governor ooell and Congressman Bradley as an
advisory committee. = The local option elec-
fion in Bristol. Va. TO which much Importance
was attached IN the South, was Won by the
vets - The general session Of the Ma
sfonal Education Association at Denver was de-
voted 10 discussion OF hygiene in the public
schools.
CTTT-Stocks We're duh and heavy. -
burglar shot and killed Mrs. George r. Staber
Eiiile fighting with her IN their Elatbush
home - AT a taxpavers' conference resolu-
tions condemning Mayor Mcclellan were adopted
after Rabbi Wise had roundly denounced the
removal of General Bingham == Police Com
missioner Baker started 10 reorganiZe MS de-
parIment and 10 undo some OF General BIng-
Earn's work ~ a transaction in fifty tons Of
copper marked the first actual trade made
IN wears on the Metal Exchange. - Miss
Camille Lsnstorf, Of milwaukee, was fined
- COO IN Trenton after pleading guilty tc SNUG
cling furs into the country - The Com
rniftee OF one Hundred announced that II would
make an issue in the fail campaign OF the
MAYORS failure 70 reappoint Magistrate Steers,
81 Elatbush- = Terry" McGOveTn, the for
Haer champion pugilist, was sent 70 the obserEa-
animation into his sanity ~ Captain j "
Miller formerly commander Of the naval militia
was chosen vice president and director OF the
t,ornpanv which Will build the Cape Cod Canal
- Mrs. Peter Rice rlother-in-laE of Walter
Chandler. manager OF the St Denis Hotel, was
stunned II a taxicab collision with two Broad
wsE cars In connection with the acci-
dental death Of an elevator man in the McCon-
nell Building. Coroner Shrady urged the enact
rrent Of 2 law compelling owners of buildings to
IF The Harlem Weekly Argus" said they would
he obliged 70 suspend publication unless Justice
E-lsnger vacated the permanent receivershlp-
CONGRESS Senate The tariff bill was
- "a - HOUSE: Resolutions on the death
of SIR. Cushrnan Were adopted, and II was
agreed 70 hold daily sessions hereafter
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday Highest 50
degrees; lowest. 81