New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS-Senate: The corporation tax
amendment to the tariff bill was adopted by a
vote of 60 TO IL - The House was not in
session
FOREIGN.-The London correspondent Of
The Tribune gives an interview with a veteran
Indian officer, who attributes the assassination
of Sir CurZon Wyllie 10 the fact that propa-
ganda Of murder has been carried on openly in
London, where the Indian anarchists have trans
ferred their activity: all England IS deeply
stirred - Fifteen men lost their lives by the
collapse Of a lock wall at Newport England.
- Fire destroyed the business section Of
Cobalt causing loss Of S350.000; one man was
killed, six were hurt and two thousand persons
are homeless. - Three held UP the
manager Of the Bank of Nova Scotia, at Rainy
River. Ont, and escaped with $4,000 80
German scientists expressed confidence in Count
Zeppelins plan TO reach the North Pole in his
airship. - Cecilia Lotus married TO DR..
A. II. Waterman. Of Chicago on June 9, at a
registry Office in London. - Persian Nation
alists were repulsed in a recent attack or Uru-
niah, losing ten men
DOMESTIC-Orvie WrigIt's aeroplane was
badly damaged at Fort Myer. and further tests
may be postponed for a week. = In q cam
paign to break UP what they assert to be
widely ramifed system Of Chinese gambling,
with headquarters the national capital, police
inspectors made arrests in raids at Washington
and Baltimore - 1t was announced at Cam
bridge, Mass, that the inauguration Of Presi-
dent Lowell OF Harvard would be held out Of
doors. - Stephen c. Clark was unanimously
nominated for Assembyman by the Otsego
County Republican Convention, held at Coopers-
town. y. 7. - The Hotel Ruisseaumont at
Lake Placid, y. Y, burned entailing loss
OF about $500. 600. - Herbert Y. Satterlee
George c. Boldt and Thomas Crimmins testified
in the Kavanaugh suit al Saratoga Springs
y. 7. Three officials Of the First National
Bank of ironwood. Mich which closed re-
Gently, were held for the grand jury on charges
Of looting the institution the cashier
cused Of the enlbezZlement OF 100000 -
The Herrin Southern Railroad. q link in the pro-
posed line Of the Chicago Burlington & Quincy
Railroad TO the Gulf Of Mexico from Chicago
CTTY.-Stocks were dull and firm. -
Tammany was worried the discussion of
General Bingham possible MayOralty can
didaJe. - Justice Gaynor said he might
for Mayor II the good people of the city made
the demand. - The new Police Commission
er denied that he was friend Of Senator Nc
Carren. - Moses W. COrtrght formerly
chief inspector, declined appointment first
deputy police commissioner. - The Board
Of Estimate voted $4,000 TO widen the Cham
bers street station OF the Brooklyn loop line of
the subway, and approved the plans for subway
extension. The Health Board distributed
fifteen hundred phials Of tetanus antitoxin in
anticipation Of the many Fourth of July acci-
dents. ~ Chung Ling Chow. q wealthy
. Cfinaman, brought suit against the New York
Central because. s he alleged. its conductor put
him of q sleeping car at Buffalo. - Statis-
tics Of the Health Department showed 3S,263
deaths IL the last six months. a decrease Of 301
from those Of the same period last year.
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day:
Showers and cooler. The temperature yester-
day: Highest, 50 degrees: lowest. IL