New-York tribune., 1909-06-30
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS After the defeat Of Mr.
TElnnan's amendment providing for 1o-cent
questions were taken up. Messrs- Aldrich. Cum
minis, Dixon and Flint speaking == House:
40 session was held
FOREIGN.-More than one hundred suffra
settes were arrested in London for attempting
70 storm the House Of Commons. = Plans
are being de in England. America and Can
ada rcT tie establishment cI twenty -elsht Scho-
arships for undergraduates Of universities to
make trips in each country. - Herman
Latham. Count de Lambert and Henry Farnan
are awaiting favorable weather conditions at
Calais for an attempt 10 cross the Channel in
aeroplanes =- Rafael Reyes arrived in Lon
don: he said that he had not fed from the
country, but would return a. once if trouble
should arise Lieutenant Clark. head of
the meteorological expedition. has been ordered
10 return 10 Peking: the British government has
demanded reParation for the murder of sur
reyor - Great -grandsons Of Louis Lecoul-
teux de CaumonI, of Buffalo. are preparing to
contest the title 10 land worth SI.000000 be
at Kiel burned a warehouse in which a watch
man lost HIS life; the Emperor has ordered an
Investigation = dispatch from Caracas
ssid that suit for criminal libel had been
begun against Rudolph Dodge. by two men in
terested in the lmataca iron mine, which is said
70 belong 20 the Orinoco Corporation.
DOMESTIC.-Cabinet members at Washing
ton predicted that President Taft would recon-
mend TO Congress in his annual message the
pensiOning Of supersnnuated employees Of the
government - The hearing on the moot
question as to what is whiskey" was continued
before President Taft. and adjourned without
decision being reached - Secretary Mac
Veagh at Washington called on national de-
positG-y banks for z return to the Treasury Of
government funds aggregating about $25000.000-
- 1t was announced in Richmond that the
Gould streetcar interests would build direct
electric line between Richmond and Washington.
- \ remarkable letter. purportiBg to have
been written by Mrs Edith May WoOdin TO
Robert 2 Eastman and which was found in the
Maryland bungalow Saturday. was made public;
in Il she declared inter Sc love for Eastman.
a & he 2 n
collector. his estate OF Sl,50OO0O reverts after
the death of his wife and two Of his sisters. to
I'VE Philadelphia hospitals: his paintings 10
ee sold mere - cable message received in
Kansas City. No. announced the wedding in
FaflS OF Mrs George de Mare, Of Kansas City,
tc HeniE Charles Somerset, son OF the Right
Hon. Lord Henry Somerset, Of England 80
County Judge Paddock was nominated for the
Senate by the Republicans Of Franklin County,
F L Kilburn having withdrawn after several
ballots had been taken. - The heroic size
statue Of General Francis E. Spinner. who vas
Treasurer Of the United States during the Civil
War, was unveiled al Herkmer. \. Y
CTTY.-Stocks were strong - Oscar
Eammerstein. returned from Europe said he
planned the production Of popular opera at the
Manhattan during next September and Octo-
ber. - BrOughton Brandenburg WAS aca'lit-
ted Of grand larceny in connection with his sale
Of the Cleveland article TO The Times" -
The local officials decided TO put the case Of the
american Sugar Refining Company up to
washington - 1t was said that bondhold-
ers OF the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Com
reny would oppose the terms Of the settlement
Of the suit against the American Sugar Com
paflN- - Two men were drowned in the
surf at Rockaway Beach. ==-- Borough Pres
ident Coier was the first witness in the investi-
cation Of his department by the Commissioners
OF Accounts. and il which he said Controller
Metz lad led 10 him - II was said that
the fact that J. z. Morgan & Co. had purchase
Sl0oh0-Oe0 bonds Of the Interborough Rapid
Transit Company did not mean that the firm
Wocla nave hand in the reorganization Of the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company -
Patrolnan Dillon was sentenced to from seven
70 fourteen years In Sing Sing for killing Louis
frobber- -= Mayor Mcclellan complcted his
oeclsion IN the Duffy case. which IS believed to
coaoenn the management Of the BROOKLYN Po-
ice department =- Miss F,frrvD Elder ba
} missing girl demonstration wrote her sister
nom Newark saying she had become A rnilliner
mere -- The Court ordered cousin OF Miss
McCusker. retired school teacher u return 70
her snout $4,000. == The Fifth Avenue 4 8
sociation voted 10 include in its memberships
men interested in the development of the thor
oughfare '
THE WEATHER-InCication for to-day:
Fair and cooler The temperature yesterday:
Highest ss degrees; lowest. -.