New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
THE NEWS THIS nORNTNG.

C0NGRESS-Th Senate: The Philippine
amendment to the Tariff bill was under dlscns-
sion nearly all day. Senators DepeW ana h@0ot @
both making addresses: Senator owens also
smoke at length. - The House was not IN
session
FORF1GN-China. following the American
protest has agreed not to Tatify the foreign loan
Of S27,500 600 for the construction OF the hankoN
and Sec Chuen railroad: il is believed in Pehlng
that ARRANGEMENTS viii be made 10y which Amer
scan bankers viii have share in the notation
- The powers have acceded to the request
of Turkey 20 retain their occupation OF Srete
.a-,v,oraTil,- over sixty Turkish officials
of high rank were sentenced to Imprisonment Tor
completely ia the recent revolutionary movement
g. The four japanese editors arrested IN
Honolulu were released on bail -= A iunch-
con and dinner in honor of Lieutenant Shackle-
sson were giyen in London. = Racing began
spt Ascot; the Countess Of Granard was among
the Kings guests IN the royal PROCESSION -
THE London horse show closed its successtul
ssneetfng to day. a number Of cups were Won o!
"a ar1a-icsn entries - P. J Daniel Chilian,
won the last senior Rranglership at Cambridge
- a dispatch from the captain OF the Sla-
fsonia says that the vessel viii be total loss
poNESTIC-President Taft determined to
sand special message TO Congress urging Ihe
adoption of the tax on the net earnings OF cor
sporetiors. President Taft accepted the
Resignation Of Francis z Leupp as Commls-
lsioner Of Indian Affairs, and sent TO the senate
the nomination Of Robert G. Valentine, OF hol-
atston, Mass. assistant commissioner 10 succeed
NJ Iye!Ipp - Government orders were sent
20 the commander Of the revenue cutter Pam
acO 20 detafn until further orders the steamer
Nanticoke. suspected OF preparing Tor INDUS
tering expedition to Neneznela- - Ulysses
1.grenssn an inventive blacksmith, released a
home made aerOplane from q balloon at BerWyn'
Neb and fell $500 feet TO the ground without
f7rea king a bone. The Rev CaTmeio Luci.
brought to Cleveland by John D. Rockefeller 10
become associate pastor Of the Euclid Avenue
BAPTIST Church, gave up his religious duties TO
go into the banking business -= Sebastian
Lima, for whom officers had been searching Tor
q week in the Ohio Black Hand cases was ar
rested in Marion - An attempt was made
by an unknown man TO assassinate the Mayor
Of Bellefontaine, Ohio.
CITY-Stocks were weak - Employees at
Castle Gould testified yesterday in Mrs Howard
SSoud's suit for separation that she drank 10
excess ~ Princeton University graduated
PAS students at its 1921 commencement yester-
CAV. when the degree OF Doctor of Laws was con-
ferred on President Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Of Harvard and other noted men. = One
passenger was hurt and the others were well
scared when the Holland-America liner Moor
dam struck by an unknown schooner about
i 20 miles off Sandy Hook - Mrs Cleye-
e1snd. widow of ex-President Cleveland. testified
that in her opinion the signature 70 the Bran
denburg article was a forgery. == Fritz
Augustus Heinze, Arthur 2. HeinZe and three
of their associates were indicted for mutilatfng
books of the United Copper Company. -
The legislative committee of the Citizens Union
made report in which IL attacked legislators
1essed to favor Il. - The Court OF Appeals
affirmed the decision holding Acting Captain
Kuhne, Of The Brooklyn Detective Bureau. in
contempt of court - The Fourth Avenue
petition Governor Hughes for the removal Of
Commissioner Bassett from the Public Service
Commission. - James J. Hill discussed the
outlook for Paci1c>trafIic, especially as it con-
cerned' the proposed Hawley transcontinental
railroad system.
THE wEATHER-Indicstions for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest, 76
degrees; lowest. 65.