New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREICN.-Louis Bleriot few across the
channel from Calais TO Dover in his monoplane
in less than thirty minutes: the machine was
slightly damaged on landing: few persons sa"
his arrival: he warmly welcomed on hisre-
turn to Calais by steamer. - Paul Tlssan-
1ier-s aerOplane was destroyed and three others
We're badly damaged at Vichy. storm blowing
down the sheds The flags Of the four pro
.ecting powers in Crete were hauled down and
the British troops embarked; there Is great re-
Joicing IN the island - Great croWos G~ileeIeC ~
King Edward and Queen Alexandra who are
guests Of Ambassador and Mrs. Reid at Nres-
Park. on their arrival at SiIsoe Church-
Efforts are being made N Madrid TO negotlate
treaties with other nations in order 10 facilitate
the disposal OF the country's surplus products
DOMESTIC President Taft and the Senate
and House conferrees We're again in session
practically all Gay. and although the President
admitted that he was not yet altogether salts
fed he vas hopeful OF az early report 10 poth
branches of Congress. == Mrs. Elizabeth TaE-
Tor Dandridge, daughter % President Zachary
Taxlor and a former mistress of the White
House. died at her home in Winchester. We
Sailors of the North Atlantic fleet which
is living OF Provincetown, Mass. went to church
and then witnessed two baseball games between
men from four battleships. == The condition
Of DR.. ~. r. Huntington who is i'll at Nahant
Mass, showed no change. -= Testimony from
witnesses summoned at the request Of his
mother and sister VIII be heard at the naval in
ouiry into the death Of Lieutenant Sutton. Of the
Marine Corps. at Annapolis to-day --- in
the rush Of spectators when 2 mob chased the
umpire from the grounds at a baseball game in
Jackson Mich. the grandstand collapsed, lnJur-
The packet Tacoma. bound from Charleston, W
Va. 10 Cincinnati. struck obstruction and
sunk in the Ohio River near Gallipolis; all
the passengers were rescued. -= Twenty four
persons were reported injured in a wreck on the
Big -Four Railroad at Zionsville, Ind.
CTTY.-John W. Gates returned from Europe
with the prophecy that this country would enter
within two years Of unparalleled
prosperity. - The steamship Eigiiancia- of
the Ward Line burned at her dock in Brooklyn
- A Bengal tiger attacked its trainer in a
Coney Island show. fractuTing his skull and
otherwise injuring him SO badly that he was not
expected to recover - The body Of John Z
HaViland, a Brooklyn yachtsnnan, who had been
attending the LaTchmont regatta was found IN
the Sound of Larchmont. 80 Thaw be-
ing prepared by his counsel for the heckling by
District Attorney Jerome. =- Three boys were
drowned and three others barely rescued when
OvercTOwded skif in which they were row.
ing was overturned by the swell from passing
tug. - The Rev DR.. john Henry Jowett,
visiting English clergyman, warned his hearers
II the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Of the
dangers Of religion Of the head rather than OF
tls heart. = The Rev. DR.. Price, pastor of
the Washington Heights Methodist Episcopal
church, criticised Dr. Eiots new religion"
Lacking the vital note - Attention
called 20 the sNaTnping of the federal naturali
Eatibn bureaus in the Pcstofice Building be-
caBse Of the number Of applicants and the pauc-
ity of clerks. - Postal employees prepared
bIl for transmission TO Congress providing that
the government should bond its employees
-= Long Island Railroad brakeman who re
turned bag containing, it is estimated. $4,000
a. gems, got sIe0, suits Of clothes, a two
weeks vacation and offer of job for life
raying 500 month == The National Fire
prOo1ing Company offered the city its Chicago
der concrete.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, so
degrees; lowest, 81.