New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-The Tribune's correspondent in
1sondon says that general elections are not llheg
20 occur eefore January OF i epI u1I 80 80
st Hyde Park 10 support the Libera! buoeet were
attended by nearly five hundred thousand per
sons ~ n. BRAND completed his Cabinet
naming General Brun and Admiral oe Ia taSttle
as ministers Of War and Navy, respectively
General Harting. in an interview at 81
said TO be seeking holds a high place IN the
government secret service. == AInbassadoT
and Mrs. Reid are entertaining King EDWARD q.
Wrest Park - A dispatch from Madrid sald
i.hat the Spanish losses in the recent actions
with the AIoors were heavy; the government mas
not made public full list OF casuaities- : 49,
There was good shooting st the meeting or the
National Rife Association at Bisley England
the Kings prize being won by Corporal Burr
with q score IF S24 out Of e posslble 800 -
A -7oIJrishing gambling den was discovered in
the rrfvate quarters of colonel in the fortress
of IS. Peter and Paul, in st Petersburg = =
iAdvaces from Lima denied the report that 1eiu
end Bolivia had broken of relations.
DOMESTIC-The tariff contest is regarded IN
Washington practically ended so tsr as tilS
conference committee is concerned. only lothldI
votes remaining 10 be taken to-day, most ol
president Taft's demands beipG granted: -----
sTfrz-iIIe wright made another successful aero
said. before the official test. -= Counsel Iof
sthe mother and sister Of Lieutenant james \.
sutton said they would prove that the young
marine officer was beaten to death. - An
other attempt was made In Pittsburg TO enJoln
the Pressed steel Car Company and its striking
employees at Mckee's Rocks. -. Inc Ilst OF
dead m the Gulf storm last wednesday was
increased to thirtv-eigflt- - Little Bison. q
sioux Indian chief. arrived in New Orleans after
.n-lzing arrangements with President Zelaya 20
settle q colony of North American Indians In
Nicaragua -- There no marked change
-sr the condition of DR.. W. p Huntington, but
the- members of his family remained constantly
At mis- bedside, S il was feared the END might
come at an- moment == Miss ElZabeth DC
rendorf 2 wealthy and eccentric spinster died
af Fort Plain X. Y, where she had lived tor
,-5iftv years alone, leaving an estate OF ABOUT
Sleeo.e00.
E7ITY.-StoCks were strong. ---- IsTlnlapy
narrowed down its possible choice Of nayoraity
candidates 10 Justices Do|ling and GaynoT
-= Maurice Leon. legal adviser Of the French
the listing Of Steel common on the Paris Bourse
The reputed father OF one Of the Chinese
girls now with the ChiId-en's society denied
her slavery story and said he would aid the
society 70 get at the truth. 49, No further
sction on the proposed building code was con
siGered possible until the fall. = Both sides
ryreI1are7 for the resumption Of the Thaw hear
-tnss. District Attorney jerome consulting T-ith
the alenists for the people. -- The Police
commissioner estimate for 1870 exceeded ley
900 that Of the current year 60 Police
Commissioner Baker declared that no indecent
sorHs hwould be tolerated. and that after Sep
sembeT J he meant to enforce the law that holds
managers and owners Of theatres equally liable
John l. Rockefeller. jr-, transferred three
houses adjoining the I7ifts Avenue Baptist
Church to the Abeyton Realty Company ==
A Cuban merchant, while leaving the French
ltne pier. '1risked" by customs inspector
who found in his overcoat about $500 worth
-cf diamonds.
THE WEATHER--Indications for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 1G
degrees lowest c.