New-York tribune., 1909-06-12
THE NFTS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS Senate: Mr Aldrtch's motion
70 POSTPONE consideration Of the income tax
adopted by vote Of IS 10 81. the wool schedule
was completed. - The House was not in ses-
sion-
FOREIGN-HolIand Bennett. member Of
Boston law firm, disappeared from the steamer
Berlin on trip from Genoa 70 Naples -
Two earth shocks were felt along the Riviera,
and il was reported that eight lives were lost at
Lambesc. the inhabitants OF MarsellieS ana
Toulon were panicstricken. - American en-
tries continued 10 carry off prizes al the London
horse show Il was reported that an at
tempt had been made by reactionists TO rescue
Abdul Haulid At Salorica. and that several Of
fcers had been killed in the struggle nine Mos
lens and six Christians were executed at Adana-
- Congressman William Sulzer left Guate-
nnala City for the United States after having
obtained. II is reported, important concessions
from President Csbrera. == W Z. Corey, who
was Injured in an automobile accident near
Palaiseau, was badly cut and bruised. but MS
condition IS not serious: the recovery of NJ
Godilleau the manager of his French estate. IS
doubtful. - The last court of the season was
held al Buckingham; number Of Americans
were presented 70 the hing ana queen PE MIS-, MS
Reid. - Soldiers Of the French Foreign
Legion whose desertion caused the recent
rTouble with Germany at Casablanca, were SEN
fenced 70 long terms Of imprisonment
-- -DOMESTIC-Secretarv Dickinson presented
tSee diplomas 70 the 1o3 graduates of the United
States Military Academy at West Point -
Henry R-atterson. General Frederick d Grant
and General Clement A Evans spoke at the IN
yelling OF monument TO General Stephen Dill
Lee at FicksbU-g Miss - The recent exhi-
bition not being a financial success. the GireC
tors Of the Philadelphia Horse Show Association
decided not TO hold q show next year. - II
wes said at Provincetown Mass that the bat
tJeship Michigan had eXCeed all other vessels
OF her class in her preliminary tests. - The
village Of Hillman. NE. wiped out by
forest IRE; the Inhabitants escaped on special
train. = Il was predicted that the new
washington state law compelling applicants for
marriage licenses 10 pass a medical eXamina-
tion. which went into effect Thursday. would
q
- Tornadoes in Texas were reported TO have
killed half dozen persons and practically de-
stroyed two towns = Mark Nandeusen. eigh-
ty-six years old. shot and killed his brOther-in-
law. George Baker, eighty-seven years old, and
then killed himself after he had been asked TO
leave Bakers home, near HOnesdale. Penn.
CITY-Stocks were irregular. == 4 private
cable dispatch reported the Cunard liner Sla-
vonia q total wreck of an island of the Azores;
the passengers We're saved. == The Board of
Estimate and AppOrtionment asked the COrpo-
ration Counsel to delne the powers Of the Pub
lie Service Commission with regard TO the ap-
proval or dsappr0val Of franchises == Mrs.
o. H. P. Belmont arriving on the Nauretania.
said she q suffragette and would give her
time and money for the success of the cause
- Delaney Nicoil cross-exa mined Mrs.
Howard Gould on the second day Of her suit
for q separation bringing out the fact that she
ran up bills aggregating many thousands Of dol
lars after her husband left her. == Governors
Hughes and Fort made an inspection of the sites
proposedstor the bridge across the Hudson -
Admiral Uriu Vas entertained at luncheon, in
spected the Hudson tunnels and took his first
ride in the subway == The Board Of Esti-
mate authorized the issue of $4,000 600 corporate
stock for paving in the various boroughS -
The reorganization committee Of the Seaboard
Afr Line Railway approved a plan to avoid fore
closure -= A representative of Attorney
General Wickersham conferred with counsel for
the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company with
regard 10 its suit. settled out OF court, against
the American Sugar Refining Company.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, y
degrees: lowest 81.