New-York tribune., 1909-06-11
THE NEWS THIS MORNTNG.

CONGRESS-Senate: The wool schedule Of
the tariff bill was considered ar day and night
sessions. the Finance Committee being upheId
On every vote. - House. The session was
brief. and no important business was transacted
FOREIGN-The Anglican Church pageant in
which more than four thousand persons TOOK
part. was opened ar Fulham; large audiences at
tended both the afternoon and evening per
foTrnances- == Alleged relatives of NJ. Chau-
chard threaten to contest the viii Of the late
proprietor OF the Magaslns du Louvre the ponce
made number of arrests 81 the spectacular
funeral in Paris. == The House of Commons
PASSED the budget on second reading. by vote
of Sss TO 209. the Natonalists opposed the
measure, end a long debate is expected. ==
Dynamite in the cargo tore TO pieces the Ger
man steamer Ava off the coast Of Algiers. the
crew escaped after the vessel caught fire. ==
c. W Watson, Louis and Walter Winans and
Judge ". H Moore were among yesterdays
prize winners at the London Horse snow Lieu
tenant Caffaratti won the Canadian cup. ==
The Turkish government has requested Great
Britain, France, Russia and Italy 70 evacuate the
island Of Crete at the end Of next month.
DOMESTIC President Taft presented 10 Or
vile and Wilbur Wright gold medals given by
the Aero Club Of America - board Of
army engineers reported to Congress that it is
not desirable to construct a deep waterway from
ST. Louis 10 the Gulf Of Mexico. - Philadel-
phia Councils ordered the Rapid Transit Com
pany TO restore the sale Of streetcar tickets at
the rate Of six for 25 cents, and directed the
slClty Solicitor to bring suit TO determine the
City's rights. - J. F. Harms who SAID he
had resigned as a federal meat inspector at
East st. Louis. wrote TO Secretary Wilson crit
icising the conditions In packing houses there.
- Il vas announced that W. J. Bryan would
be a candidate for United States Senator in
1910. TO succeed Elmer J. Burkett, of Nebra ska
- Developments in the Ohio Black Hand
cases showed q possible connection with the
murder Of Lieutenant Petrosino in Italy. -
The Rev DR. Edward Everett Hale died at his
home in Boston. == Rear Admiral Alfred 7.
Mahan addressed the officers Of the Naval War
College and army and navy officers al Newport
CITY.-Stocks were irregular. A re-
sewer was appointed for the John Peirce Com
2aTy and William Bradley * Son GncOrpora ted).
contractors and builders. - All the passen-
gers OF the stranded steamer Antonio Lopez
were taken off without accident and landed in
this city, = Mrs. Howard Gould testified I'm
her suit for separation that she had expended
k1S2.O0o Of her husbands money in eight years.
- Mrs Beekmsn Townsend. her two Gaugh-
lar in their home in oyster Bay, the young
Gomen being slashed with = knife Vice
President Sherman and Governor Hughes re-
SieyeG parade Of SUNDAY school children in
Brooklyn. == John d. Ryan was elected pres
dent Of the ANA lgamated Copper COMPANY 10
succeed the late H H. Rogers. == Controller
Metz replied 10 Justice Gaynor's attack the
Controller denying that he a ca andidate for
the mayoralty or suhservient 10 the Belmont
subway interests -= The sth 9th and 18th
AZ the harhor forts 10 receive instruction in coast
defence. - The Board of Estimate and Ap-
portionment was advised by the Corporation
Counsel TO grant the increase in salaries recon-
mended by County Judges Dixie and Fawcett
% Kings. Four COMPANIES AT Governors
parfGre for the Philippines - Two alleged
professional bondsmen were held for extortion in
the Gretchen Miller case.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Showers The temperature yesterday: Highest
81 degrees; lowest. 56.