New-York tribune., 1909-06-02
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- Senate: Consideration OF 1he
cotton cloth schedule Of the tariff Dill "ds 49,
and several speeches were made, lhe priilcip@a S
one nv Senator Lodge. though no Eotes
taken: Chairman Aldrich announced mat pc
ginning tonight the Senate would pe eApeCtSe
TO mold night sessions to dispose OF 1he "a! -
hiT- a tax Of 2 per cent on all incomes or iho!-
--id1Ials or corporations over S2.eup q 9eeL az
.nrovided for in an amendment TO the IdfllL III plli
S1resented to the Senate by Senator CunLlliI-ss
- House: The House was in session ohIy
few minutes. no business being transacted
FORElGN-The Zeppelin Il after temporary
--erajrs left Cs5ppingen and sailed as far as
1p5tba-acf, forty miles from Friedrichshafen
where II landed to obtain gas; damages VIII p-
REPAIRED in s weeks - KING ALloI1Io CI T,s his
Thrown from his horse while playing polo; ms
frrlSle was badly sprained- = Paul DeschaneI
made an address at the celebratlon OF tIo
Etzventy-f3fth anniversary OF the AIace e5tI
&caise - negotiations for the listing OF SIeel
common on the Paris Bourse were concluded.
and this action is regarded as opening tne uooL @
TO other American stocks -- lrrllaLIoh @ @M<1s
EXPRESSED IN German government circles over
tcharges made in the Senate that Germany
through its trade reports. was trying 70 lnIiu-
t,nce American tariff legislation - Charles
;17rohuara opened another season Of Englsh
,,lays in Paris with Peter Pan - The Bel
sfsn representatives have dropped the question
of King Leopolds right TO sell his art treasures.
DoMESTIC-President Taft formally opened
the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition, at Seatue.
BY pressing a gold telegraph key in the East
Room Of the White House. = It was an
5nounced ar Washington that Lieutenant Genera
Arthur Macarthur, the ranking officer OF the
by operation Of law on account Of age, ana tle
grade Of lieutenant general would then cease 10
.sviSt in f5x army. In the cases OF former
tsherif Ship and others Of Chattanooga
charged with contempt Of the Supreme Court OF
Tfhe United States the court postponed the pass
ing OF sentence TO permit the prisoners TO file
.retitions for a rehearing: the cases, therefore,
go over Until next term, the prisoners remaining
out on bond: a number Of other decisions We're
handed down. =-= Governor Hughes gave his
reasons for disapproving OF 21s Of the thirty
day bills - In the suit brought in Saratoga,
y. 7, by Charles H Kayanaugh against former
directors Of the Trust Company Of the Republic
II was charged that the company had lost at
least $1,000, 600 in promoting the United States
Shipbsilding Company
CTEY-Stocks- were strong. - Judge La
icorn5e sent one Of F. Augustus Heinze's United
Copper Company's directors TO Jail for contempt.
and said he might send another TO join him to-
day -= Justice C5aynor, in a letter TO Mayor
Mcclellan protested against the conduct Of the
police. and urged Commissioner Bingham's re
/ cises were held and the half century anniver-
sary observed at Cooper Union. = Mayor
Mcclellan decided 10 reappoint for full ten-year
/ terms Magistrates House. kTotel and Herbert
81 The moving platform transit plan vas
4, altered IN an offer made to the Public Service
! Commission. - President Lowell Of Harvard
J delivered the Phi Beta Kappa address at Co
s luulbia The senior class Of New York
/ University held its class day exercises. ==
Z z Il. Hartman sailed Kaiser Wilhelm II
for Europe - Assenblynan Hammond, of
Syracuse. was expected TO be named chairman
<ef the special committee 10 outline the draft Of
she new city charter - 1t said that the
! Central would buy the Winthrop property, TO be
used in enlarging the greater Grand Central
Station site.
THE wEATHER.-Indications for to-day:
: Cloudy The temperate yesterday: II degrees;
I lowest 81.