New-York tribune., 1909-04-13
THE NEWS THIS HORNTNG.

CONGRESS- S-Senate: The Finance Commit
tees substitute for the Payne tariff bill was in
troduced by MI Aldrich who viii open the de-
hate on the measure Thursday == House:
The error in the Payne bill by which products
of petroleum were not placed on the free list
was corrected
FOREIGN-The Cunard Lines report shows
that the company viii be unable 10 pay dlNl-
dend and must draw on the reserve fund to
meet the years expenses. == The body OF
Marion Crawford was buried at the Cemetery Of
SAINT Angelo thousands Of persons attended
the ceremonies -- The Versailles touched AT
Point-A- Pitre, Guadeloupe: ex-President Castro
did not attempt to leave the vessel, and IS now
his way to St NazaIre. -- A heaEy edFth
shock occurred in Peru, damaging buildings IN
Lima and causing a panic among tne peoPlT,
- William Fayersham and Walter DamroSch
have agreed Jointly 10 place "Orestes with
cMassenet's music on the stage here next season
So Riots between strikers and WOrkmen at
the coke ovens occurred at Lille, Alberta, and
Fernie. b &. - Fears are entertained for tbs
sealing steamer Decapo. of the NeWfoundland
Heet: the total catch is estimated at z5o'oVo
skins
DOMFSTIC.-Governor Hughes sent spe-
cial message 10 the Legislature. urging action
on the Travis-Lee constitutional amendment
designed to furnish funds for new subways in
New York CITY == The Assembly at albany
adopted z resolution fixing April "a as the date
for the final adjournment Of the Legislature
The state police Of Massachusetts began
an investigation Of the fire in LeHox. which
caused the death Of six persons. -- The Sc
lection and acceptance II the Rev Dr. Marion
lie Roy Burton pastor of the Church of the
Pilgrims. Brooklyn. president OF Smith Col
Iep5 were officially announced at Northampton.
Mass Boston custom house broker was
arrested charged with defrauding the federal
government Of over $4,000. == The scout
cruisers the Salem. the birmingham and the
Chester. started from Newport. r. l. on their
full speed, twenty-four hour test. -= Thirty
persons were injured. ten seriously IN a head
on collision on the Chicago Lake Shore & South
Bend InterUrban Electric line. near Gary Ind
.CTTY-Stocks were strong - Anthracite
operators appointed committee To formulate
policy Of action toward the miners =- A
stormy debate the BrouSh bill preceding a
resolution cenounclnS II marked ule opening
meeting Of the New York PreSbytery- =
Thousands OF policemen and citizens marched
behind the body of Joseph PetrUsino and at
tended his funeral -= Nathan Straus urged
an slder1uanic committee TO pass the proposed
ordinance requiring all milk not certified 10 he
pasteurized before sold here == It appeared
likely that the Metropolitan Street Railway
would relnqush the operation Of the Sth street
lire 10 its owners. Members Of St John
Chapel made final plans fer an attempt to elect
four Trinity vestrymen OF their own choosing
TO-DAY. =- Burglars bored their way through
2 floor 70 loot valued at S1L00o- =- The exec
lltive committee OF the Central Park Protection
porary body, believing that the safety OF the
park required the vigilance Of such a commit
tee FOR years == At a conference at the City
frnch Club resolution was passed favOring
sn early appeal of General TTacy'S decision on
the debt limit. Elbridge T Gerry testified
In regard to statutes governing the behavior
OF children. calling them supeTfuous-
Mrs Claudia Hains told the District Attorney
Of Queens County that she would testify at her
husbands trial for murder = 1t was
nounced that three Public Service commission
e-s would he in Albany to-day in the interest
of legislation 10 extend the debt limit It
was runored that the Missouri Pacific had
completed plans for floating S200G000O0 bond
issue
THE WEATHER Indications for to-day:
Showers. The temperature yesterday: Highest,
% degrees lowest, S.