New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Martial law has been declared
throughout Spain; there were riots in many
cities caused by opposition TO the war IN MO
rocco where the Spanish troops have suffered
heavy losses. - The House of Commons
sdopted a strenuous rule of coture in order TO
force vote on the budget - German oank @
ers according TO dispatch from Berlin, have
practically agreed to an American proportlohate
share IN the Chinese railway loan, with eqiaI
representation in future financial transactions.
INSTRUMENTATION is said 10 be rampant IN
the Cuban army. and President Gomezs action
tn suspending courts martial Is severely CRU,
cised bv officers More than five hundred
thousand British miners voted to strike in sup
port of their Scotch cpllea gues who are resisting
e wage reduction Of siXpence day - Inc
Colombian Senate accepted the resignation OF
President Reyes and fixed August as the date
for the election of his successor - Inc
British destroyer Ferret. running at full speed
easily cut through q massive torpedo boom in
Portsmouth Harbor, with little damage to the
vessel
DOMESTIC-The conferrees - the tariff bill
reached an agreement, but were believed TO have
srnperied the measure by efforts TO exact con-
cessions from the President. - The official
slight of the Wright aeroplane from Fort Myer
Va to Alexandria and return was declared OF
on account of wind and darkness and three
DAYS extension Of time was granted to the
wrights - a bill submitted to the House at
Washington provides that retired government
eaploye shall continue TO draw half of his preVl-
ors salary II was learned at Washington
that Speaker Cannon had practically decided 70
appoint Representative Knapp, Of LowYllle, y
Y as chairman of the Committee on Indian Al
fairs. ] he funeral OF tne Fl6E III W liIlcll
Reed Huntington late rector of Grace Church'
sn this city, was held in Emmanuel Church. Bos-
ton. and the burial took place in Mount Auburn
Cemetery. - Police Magistrate Grammar de-
cided in Baltimore that Senator Stone, of Mis-
souri, was justified IN slapping the face of an al
legged insolent negro waiter on PennsylEania
Railroad train. - The State of Missouri ap-
pealed the railroad rate cases 10 the United
States Supreme Court - Harry T. Davis,
attorney for the Sutton family, fled a protest
with the Navy Department against the change
IN the status of the Annapolis inquiry
The Comanche. plying on Lake Cayuga, n Y
u hit spile near Sheldrake dock and sank almost
Immediately, but passengers and crew were res
cued. - Professor Charles Zueblin in lect-
ure at Chautauqua said newspapers are mirrors
IN which the doings Of the people are reflected
CITY-Stocks closed heavy after early
strength. - Harry K. Thaw. examined on
the stand by Jerome, contradicted the testimony
that he had been addicted 10 whipping girls. and
told Of killing White saying he didn't believe in
taking human life - The city planned tests
of hollow tile and other freproofng materials, as
well cinder concrete - Local Cretans were
Subilant the evacuation of the island by
the troops OF the powers. and said that Turkey s
power wes forever broken in Crete. - The
president of the New York Central lines said
fF7a+ froy,, ,e,,orfs rerei1ad from the West he
satisfied the crop yield would exceed the
government estimate. - A policeman saved
from lynching at the hands Of a mob of Italians.
William H. Hotchkiss Superintendent Of
Insurance. at a hearing before him. expressed
doubt CT the legality of the plan Of the Metro
politan Life establish a tuberculosis hospital
- The first fatality in the new McAdoo tun-
mel occurred when a switchman was run down
by a train - An expert reported that the
water from the Titus wells in Brooklyn was
pure. - The international Banking Corpora
tion announced that il would establish branch
At Hankow China. 60 Tests were being made
70 establish the value of the water power in He'll
Gate with the purpose of Installing power
plant there
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 81 degrees: lowest. So