New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

C0<GKESS-Senate: The provision OF the
tariff bill regulating the admission OF aTucies
from the Philippines into the United states We @
under consideration. - House: A sessloii
lasting only ten minutes was held
FoRFTGN.-DetaiIs Of the thrilling rescue Of
sne Messengers Of the steamer SiaVonia' WIteheu
off Flores Island on June 10. were TeceINeG TeI. Oh
the arrival of the Princess Irene at IIlut a
- japanese editor. who was arrested TOT
conspiracy at Honolulu, has complained 10 ms
home government charging violation OF treaty
,-:-5,te - O. Vanderbilt driving his grays.
won the Marathon Gold Challenge Gun ana hrst
s,rfze OF 5000 at the London horse show; num-
Der of other Americans carried of honors in yes
1erssE's contests - Great Britain desires TO
meet Americas wishes regarding the Chinese
railway loan, dispatch from LONDON says ano
will suggest tc the bankers that an agreement
might be reached 20 finance the entire hanko"
and SEE -Chuen line America receiving her snare
- The German government has introduced
IN the Rlndesrath supplementary taxation bllI
-yhich Is expected TO yield s5500o,O00. - Dr
Alfonso Moreira Penna- President OF Brazil died
at Rio de Janeiro; Milo Pecanns was swoTn rs IN
oeived and cordially greeted sixty English cler-
gyrnen al the palace at Potsdam.
DOAgFSTfC-Governor Hughes appointed Miss
Crystsl Eastman as one Of the commission 20
INQUIRE into the question Of employers Hablllty-
The Rev. DR.. James Spear, formerly pas
tor Sf the First Union Presbyterian Church, IN
shfs city was fatally injured in streetcar acci-
dent at webb CITY Mo. - The Baptist min
isterg' conference in Chicago refused 10 expel
Professor George B. Foster, Of the University or
published book ~ Speakers at the confer
ence on charities and corrections, in Buffalo, de-
clared that much OF the crime attributed 10 Tor
eigners was due to their ignorance OF the laws
- The wealthy summer residents OF Newport
have not had their taxes raised this year as
rule - William Scott. who was executed by
electricity al Auburn for the murder Of his step
mother. declared his innocence. - II was an
nouneed at Pittsburg that the aggregate amount
spent by American railways for equipment since
January was s30,000G00.
CTTY-Stocks were generally strong. -
Sanford Robinson, a former director Of the
United Copper Company, pleaded not guilty in
the United States District Court 10 an indict-
.nent charging him with impeding justice. ==
Justice Dowing struck out the charges OF cruelty
and non support in Mrs. Howard Gouids suit
for separation from her husband, deciding that
she hencefOrWarG must limit her case 10 the
trict leaders favored a fusion mayoralty ticket.
with Republicans for Mayor and Controller and
q Democrat for President Of the Board Of Al
5ermen. - Counsel for Charles ". Morse ar
gued before the United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals for a new trial for his client -
prize horse attached 10 2 delivery wagon be-
coming frightened, dashed east from LenoX ave
nue. in 1seth street, plunged into the river and
was drowned. --= II reported that the
Citizens Union would seek to defeat Assembly
man Beverley r. Robinson Of the 27th District, If
almost buried alive by the collapse OF a wall at
No $50 Grand street which they were demol-
fishing. - Three Union Theological Seminary
graduates were accepted by the Presbytery at
Aldermanic committee would report favorably
on a new faKicab ordinance. == 1t was learned
that the secretary Of the Carnegie Foundation
did not make the statement that New York Uni
yerstty. Columbia and Harvard had been warned
against lsxity IN entrance requirements.
Fair and cooler. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 81 degrees; lowest, So.