New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Z, FOREIGNy-Dr Cook, who win arrive here on
Monday or Tuesday, repeated that he had proofs
that he had found the pole and gave detalis OF
his trouble with the men of the Peary eXpedl-
s1ion and Of his route northward- == OrNiHe
Wright made new record for aeroPeane Nights
for height, at Berlin, reaching an alltuGe OF 100
feet: the Empress congratulated him. -
Premier Asouith spoke at Birmingham IN reply
to Lord ROseberY's criticism of the budget; he
made attempt to reassure the Moderate
factions of both parties. - FL Roghl, leader
OF the recent rebellion against the Sultan Of
morocco was eHecoIeo az fez III Lnf I'm
OF the imperial harem. == The irish land Dan
was passed by the Commons; the Lords are ex-
pected TO modify the clauses regarding compul-
sOry acquisition. =- slight accident to the
dfrigible Zeppelin III prevented arrival in time
10 take part in the German manoeuvres; the Re
publioue has been successful in finding the
enemy's positions in the French army tests.
DOMESTIC.-President Taft discussed the
tariff AT Winona. Mimi; at Milwaukee he made
g plea for postal savings banks, and at La
Crosse, WIS., ne dedicated new Young Men s
Christian Association Building. - Vice
President Sherman and Justice Brewer were
guests al the annual dinner Of the Vermont
Fish and Game League, at the Hotel Cham
plain. ~ Governor Hughes discussed direct
nominations and agriculture at the St. Lawrence
County Fair, at Watertown, y. Y. = The
Atlantic battleship and cruiser feet finished its
target practice and came 10 anchor at Hampton
Roads. = Admiral Dewey said in Washing
ton that his health was not equal to the calls
that would be made on the commander Of the
Association, in Chicago. Lewis Z. Pierson. of this
celebration. - The report the autopsy on
the body OF Lieutenant Sutton by Dr. G. T.
Vaughan was made public in Washington by
counsel for the young officers mother. - At
the closing session Of the American Bankers
Association, in Chicago, Lewis L. Fierson. of this
city, was elected president and T. o. Watts, Of
Nashville, vice. president Of the association.
CTTY.-Stocks were strong and active. ==
The first fusion conference was held -
Nineteen men were arrested at the GraYesend
Eaoetrack. charged with accepting bets. -
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford urged the ne
cessity of the English speaking countries main
raining the worlds peace - Considerable
opposition TO Justice Gaynor developed in Tam
many Hall == Outside buying and a heavy
advance IN the stock of the Chatham National
Bank renewed reports in Wall Street that the
control OF the Institution would pass - It
was arranged that Borough President Coler
should extend p formal welcome to Dr. Cook as
the discOVereE OF the North Pole. 80 Board
Of Health reports showed a marked decrease in
typhoid fever cases. = II was announced
. that cars would begin running over the Queens
5OrO Bridge on Sunday. - Surveyor Clarkson
postponed his report to Collector Loeb concern
Ing OVerzeal Of customs employees at the piers
So Mrs. Charlotte Baldwin Frost, sister Of
Stephen c. Baldwin the Brooklyn lawyer, was
held in YOrkVille court on charges Of passing
worthless checks on stOrekeepers. == Justice
Guy Of the Supreme Court, in freeing a woman
from an insane asylum, said il dangerous TO
.rlass hysteria and bad judgment" insanity.
THE WEATHER--Indications for to-day:
Fair and cooler. The temperature yesterday:
Highest 7s degrees; lowest. 81.