New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CoNGREsS-Senate- The maximum and
minimum section of the tariff bill. with the re
Saliatory tea and coffee duties eliminated was
adopted, and an agreement 10 vote on the in
come TAX constitutional amendment on Monday
Twas reached. - House: The House was not
ss session
FoREIGN-The Tribune's correspondent in
s. London says that politicians expect 4 general
election in the spring, following the elnascula-
zion OF rejection Of the budget by the upper
house - No hope Of checking the Indian
school for murder in London is entertained. the
correspondent Of The Tribune says. the police
being powerless. under the present laws, to
cheek the agitation. - The correspondent OF
The Tribune in Paris says that the action of
the powers and the moderation of the Greeks
are likely TO avert war over Crete -= sum
sEner weather has removed fears of a heavy
fFhortage in the French wheat crop --- An
understanding between the United States and
China was warmly urged by an influential Rus
sian nevspaper on the ground that IL would tend
TO guarantee the integrity Of China. -= Herr
Dernberg, the German Colonial Secretary, in
formed a deputation from the Retchstag that
-he aTnoud fields in German Southwest Africa
we're valued at $3.50, GOO, ,000. -= Independence
Day celebrations were held by Americans in
14onaon and Paris. 60 Twenty-three members
Of the present and former japanese Diet were
sentenced 10 terms in prison for completely in
she sugar scandal ~ Successful tests OF
sEIaxim's gun silencer were made before German
.smilifary officials.
DoMEsTIC-President Taft and his family
-ssft Washington for Beverly, Mass. -- A
-,alonuTnen1 70 Major BENJAMIN Franklin Stephen
son. founder OF the Grand Army or tne RePub- p O.
lie rvas unveiled N Washington, President Taft
the principai address. The nn0lnS
f the trial court in the cases OF the eight Reel
foot Lake Night Riders. six Of whom were
under sentence Of death, was reversed by the
.Tennessee Supreme Court and the cases were
s,-erhanded for trials. = Robbers shot q
Srosperous- farmer. has wife. daughter and a
boy visitor Rudolph, :. D. =- Vermont
7,Fssties and 4oVals began celebration Of the
to0th anniversary of the discovery OF Lake
Ttshaufplain- 49, DR.. Arthur ". Swami and
? Miss Susan r. Sedgwicl1 were married at Stock
bridge. Mass. - Francis J. Heney, the San
Francisco graft prosecutor, escaped unhuTt
sn an automobile accident near Castlerock
Wash - Federal Judge Campbell held at
'aTuskcgee Okla that the state law profS5iting
the shipping OF gas and oil out of the state was
--Inconstftutionai. a second coroner's in
'fI1Iest held in Yuma Ariz. found that Sir Arthur
sgs9zz-eFl-SSt eDnev, whose body was found IheI~
5-i,5a1- came 10 his death from the heat coupled
--ith . weak heart Following the receipt
Isl orders to leave Bossier Parish. La because
5ents appealed to Governor Sanders for protec-
-stion-
CITY-Pofce Commissioner Baker found II
hard work TO persuade men to become his depu-
politics IN the department - FIRE that dlo
$500 600 damage destroyed the Fleischnann res
.s11rant and bakery, at Broadway and 18th street
sE1d temporarily put stop TO the famous bread
ssfre. - Completion OF the assessment rolls
indicated that the tax rate might be increased
from 1sl TO l.7o: - Plans were announced otla:.ti
IS $50 GOO adjoining the Grand Central Sta
fior as the home Of the Furniture Exchange
snd the new Merchants and Manufactureis tx EK-
change - Most Of the creditors and stock
holders CT Ailliken Brothers approved the re-
organization plan - The Public Service
: s1-omrnission told the Coney Island q BROOKLYN
: 5sailroad Company that its rate of fare TO Coney
Island on weekdays should be reduced 10
cents - Friends Of DIR. Frederick A Cook.
rhe Arctic explorer, ORGANIZED reher expeoi-
zion 70 seil from St Johns, N f, on July lo-
81 FFyE wFATHER-Indicstions for to-day:
Fair ana cooler The temperature yesterday;
Highest IS degrees; lowest, Ga