New-York tribune., 1909-05-04
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS The tariff discussion
continued. Mr. Piles, Of Washington, speaking
IN defence OF the Dlngiey rates on !uIl1oeo - anu
Mr.. Borah, OF Idaho, advocating an income IaA;
House: Mr.. Murphy, OF Missouri, oT1ered
a resolution making charges against Judges John
T Phillips and Smith Mcpherson
FoREIGN-Tewfik Pacha and his Cabinet
resigned. but were requested by the Sultan TO
remain in Office; thirteen leaders N the recent
conspiracy were hanged in various parts OF Con
stantinople: the Druses, fanatlca- sect IN East
ern Syria, have rebelled. and troops have been
ordered to go 70 the region - Mr. RooseFet
Killed another llon ms quick ana accurate
ing saving the lives OF some OF his mounted eS-
cort - Count de IA Eaulx and friend were
thrown out of balloon while attempting TO land
at Aries; the counts leg was broken ~ EN-
President Castro left Paris for Santander TO
-oesr his wife Vicente Gomez returned TO Ca
racas and resumed his duties as President -
The Aeronautical Society in London presenter
f6s- gold medal TO Wilbur and OTVlIe Nrlght-
- The strike called in Buenos Ayres as a
protest against the action OF the ponce IN tIle
Nay Day riots is practically general, and, owing
70 the threatening attitude OF the WorkIl1eIl d
state of siege may be declared - IWo men
snd boy were killed in sight OF thousands OF
persons by q live wire IN Paris. ~ Many
Americans including Jacob II. Dickinson. Sec
--ersry of War attended the funeral Of ex-Presi-
dent ArnadOr at Panama
DOMESTIC commodities clause cases
were decided by the supreme Court OF tne
United States, which. while sustaining the gov
ernnlent's contention that the clause was con
stitutIonal held that carrier may own STOCK
IN producing company and al the same ulHe
<ransport the products of that company
The appointraerats Of Oscar s. Straus as Am
bassador 10 Turkey, and II. W ROckhIl as Am
bassador TO Russia, were announced py lne
state DEPARTMENT. Governor Hughes AZ
Albany signed the Murphy bill, designed TO pre-
vent the admission of unaccompanled chlldren
&C moving picture shows. == BY the VIII OF
Miss Elizabeth Brigham OF Boston. Sl,5OuUUU
was left 10 2 hospital in that city, Sl00O.0O0 to
a niece, and other large bequests were MADE
CTY-Stocks were strong - Two promi-
sent Staten Island men were IN railroad accl-
dents within q few hours Of each other, one be
ing instantly killed. Columbia University
announced the receipt Of the entire $ooOeVO re-
ctiireof for the erection Of Kent Hall -" II
xras learned that William TraverS Jerome de-
sired TO run again for District Attorney ana that
he would prefer a Democratic nomination. --
President Truesdale Of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western said he thought the road
decision TO form q corporation TO take over the
company's coal lands or purchase the product a.
Che. mines William r. Montgomery Tor
rnerly president Of the Hamilton Bank, pleaoeu
not guilty TO two new indictments == Maids
formerIy employed in the family of Captain
peter c. Hains. jT., testified at his trial ~
Mrs William Einstein explained her reasons Tor
resigning from the United Hebrew CHARITIES dl-
rectorate. - The Flint Automobile Company
Brought suit under the Sherman law against
three members Of the Association Of Licensed
Automobile Manufactures == William Ia
Corey did not deny that ne was a prominent
ngure in a huge copper combination - II
was announced that the funeral Of Heinrich
Conried would be held in the metropolitan Opera
House on Nav ! 5. The rise Of Delaware
I,ackawanna & Western Railroad stock to $50
MAS attributed TO the prospect of an eXtraordl-
nary dividend consequent upon the railroad
diVesting itself of its coal properties under the
Hepburn act decision
THE wEATHER--Indications for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest o1
degrees; lowest, -