New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
THE NEWS THIS MORNTNG.

CONGRESS Senate: The resolution provid-
ing for the submission Of an income tax con-
stitutional amendment TO the state legislatures
was adopted by q unanimous vote. and consio-
Grafton Of the administrative features Of the
tariff bill completed == House; Ihe
session lasted only ten minutes and no business
was transacted
FOREIGN-The Meadow Brook polo team won
the second and final match Tor the cup from
British players at birmingham. == Ambassa-
dor and Mrs Reid held d reception at dorchester
House. and the American Society IN London
gave a dinner to mark the celebration Of the
Fourth -- A rebellion mas begun az baIfaH-
ouilIa TO overthrow General HOlguin. the acting
President, and place Valencia in power -=
Henri Iemoine the diamond SWlndler, was
sentenced at Paris 10 six years Imprisonment
and a fine Of $500. == America England and
Austria have refused to recognize the Russo
Chinese agreement regarding the rights Of Rus
sia TO control the administration Of towns along
the Manchurian Railway. == Lady Grey, wife
of the Governor General, and Captain Newton.
aid, are iii from scarlet fever at Government
House in OTTAWA. - President Simon OF
Hayti had narrow escape in collision be-
tween his train and a freight train: ten soldiers
we're killed. - The Tauern Railway. which
cost S62 500,0 600, connecting Gasten and SpiJtal'
thirty miles apart, was opened by Emperor
Francis Joseph.
DOMESTIC-Governor Hughes and ex-MayOr
Seth Low were the principal speakers at Crown
Point at the beginning Of the Champlain ter
centenary - Edward Morley. one OF the
crew in an eight-oared shell participating in the
regatta Of the New England Amateur Rowing
Association, was drowned after the h0at cap
sized - The Public Service Commission an
nounced that ii has the power to change the
rate Of fare or the Ticonderoga Railroad, which
Is % cents for about two miles -- An aero
naut, who made balloon ascension at Port
land Ne rlistOoh the shots Of the crowd Tor
i signal 10 descend. and dropped 10 his death
when only five hundred feet in the air. == The
daring feat OF young house painter IN lnendlng
a broken rope, three hundred feet above the
pavement made possible the unfurling OF what
VAS said TO be the worlds largest naS in Pitts
burg.
CTTY-Three were killed and more than two
hundred injured in greater New YOrks cele-
bration Of the Fourth = President IaII
TOOK mart in the exercises marking the 2oeth
anniversary OF Norwich, Conn -- AIilietlC
sports and patriotic exercises marked a quiet
observance Of the Fourth --= -Four ntliS
Girls were in danger from a grass fire while they
were breaking ground for the Henry Hudson
Monument. on Spuyten Duyvil Hill. -= Ponce
Commissioner Baker made round Of the pre-
ciucts in an automobile. --= The On LcOng
Tong held q carnival in Chinatown =-=
Glenn 4. CurtiSS made a successful flight IN MS
aeroplane. buJ the wind prevented n trial for
the Scientific American prize =- Ihere
was no overCrowding on the holiday excursion
boats. - John r Early. the ''eper" at the
New York Skin ana Cancer Hospital. was re
ported well and Contented-' == Bob
Peach a septua genarian. Won the aged boat
mems race from the Battery TO Robbins Reef
face lines showed that orders Of the Public
Service Commission had considerably improved
the transit service. == Governor Albert ".
Gilchrist Of Florida delivered the long talk" at
Tarnmany Halls celebration. 80 The Broad
way Musical Comedy Company returned on the
steamship Verdi from n disastrous trip TO South
America - Halsey :. De Naud. New York
man who spent the Fourth at Lynbrook Long
Island. killed a. grade crossing OF the
Long Island Railroad
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Cloudy. The temperature yesterday: Highest,
so degrees; lowest, JS