New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
THE NEWS THIS WORNIYG.

CONGRESS Senate After a short session,
during which many bills and resolutions were
introduced adjournment was taken until Thurs
day. == House: The resolution Of the Com
u1ittee on Rules providing for committee amend
naents on the tariff bill and giving fuI opportun-
fly to alter the lumber and hides schedules was
adopted and April set for ii final vote on the
measure.
FOREIGN.-Mr Roosevelt landed at Naples
and was warmly welcomed by all classes; ne
vas the guest OF the Duke and Duchess OF Aosta
al Capo d! Monte, and after a visit TO the mu-
scum boarded the steamer Admiral for Nom
bass- == a British air feet was strongly ad-
vocated both in the House OF Commons and at
& meeting at The Mansion House. Admiral Sir
Percy Scott urged the government TO adopt
two power standard in aerial construction. ---
An attempt TO make trip lasting tWenty-four
hours in the Zeppelin airShip was abandoned
owing TO stormy weather. == French news
papers are alarmed by the recent utteTances OF
the labor leaders, and say that the public fears
that an insurrecIion Is near == Great Britain
regards 4 conference OF the powers 10 act on
Balkan questions as no longer necessary ==
a Chinese naturalization Law revokes the right
Of natives TO become foreign citizens. -- The
British steamer Oak Branch was abandoned in
sinking condition in the Strait Of NeStmln-
ster: the captain and twenty persons are miss
ing.
DOMESTIC-The State Department was in
formed that the Nica-agUan government would
make an early effort 70 settle, either by com
promise or arbitration. the Emery claim. -=
II was said in Washington that the Finance
Committee might &c ready to report the Jarln
bill to the Senate on April Is. - The South
Carolina
sition OF about S9e0.00U OF funds held by the
State Dispensary Commission, was decided by
the United States Supreme Court at Washing
ton in favor Of the commission. -= The gov
eminent brief filed and arguments were
begun at St Louis in the Standard oil anti
trust suit == Assemblyman William II. Ben
nett of New York. started insurgent revolt
in the Assembly by declaring that legislation
MAS being stified by chaIrmen OF committees
- A state department % industry and i'm
migration recommended 10y a commission
appointed by the Governor to investigate the
conditions surrounding immigrants in this state.
CJTY.-StoCks were strong and active. -
Charges of hidden motives and miSstatements
were made At d meeting of the citizens COM
nnittee TO oppose the invasion Of Central Park
by the Academy Of Design -- An official OF
the National Ice Company predicted that the
price OF ice would rise to 40 and perhaps 30
cents a hundred tlle small consumer. ==
The report OF the committee appointed by Gov
ernor Hughes to Investigate the conditions Of
Immigrants was made public == Judge Holt
in ,he United States Circuit Court, extended the
receiverShip Of Milliken Brothers. == II was
said that there would be three candidates for
president of the Consolidated Stock Exchange
ARRANGEMENTS We're made for borlnSS TO
learn the condition Of the Hudson River bottom
al 18th and 57th streets preliminary 10 start
ms work on the proposed Hudson River Bridge
- The City Club protested to the Mayor
against = n granting Of leases 20 private clubs
III Pelham Bay Park.
THE WEATH HER--IHdiCsti0n Tor to-day:
Cloudy and warmer The temperature yester-
day: Highest. - degrees; lowest A..