New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- Senate: Mr. Aldrich asked that
.xhe 7naI vote on the tariff bill be taken on June
g. but objection was made by senators snnLIS nal.el
and Cummins; the day vas devoted TO o~lscus ~
sion of the lumber schedule. - s1he r1OuSS
was not in session.
roREIGN.-The recent hysteria in England
over the mysterious German airship and stores
of Mauser rifles is attributed to the cheaP, Sst
rational press. - The Tribunes coILespoA1H u
ent in London says that the Liberals nope ny
means Of Winston ChurchilIs measures 70 te
aieve the labor situation TO retain power toI
two wears: there is no indication OF the actioh
which the House Of Lords VIII take
of The Tribune in Paris says. still threatens
the French government despite the coltaPSe %
yhe strike ordered by the Federation OF LABOR
A memorial service for George Mereoth
was held at Westminster Abbey :" InS
Hague Court Of Arbitration DECIDED that @ ooIA
France and Germany were at fauit IN the $50. C%sI
blanca dispute The ice blockade whlch
had shut the entrance to the harbor Of St;
Johns y. f, was raised and two vesseIs reacheQ
mort - viscount Some, 1t was announced
would succeed Prince Ito as japanese Resloent
General in Corea- - EX-PresldenI f1ooseNel1 ,'1
and his son Kermit brought down their tnlrd
buffalo.
DoMESTIC-Two battIeships and either five
torpedo boat destroyers or one modern repa!E p1!
ship provided for in the Navy DepdF lilelll
building programme for the fiscal year TO end
J,ne so 1911 By President Tafts procla-
NATION about seven hundred thousand acres OF
government lands in Montana, Idaho and WASH
tngton are to be opened Tor settlement anu
entry - Governor Hughes at Albany gave
Robinson subway measure = Senator Fraw-
lev and William B. Dalton were among the
commissioners to condemn lands for the Asho-
kan dam water supply appointed by Justice
Fits Of the Supreme Court in Albany -
After simple services in EairhaYen, Mass tle
body Of Henry H. Rogers was placed In the
family tomb in Riverside Cemetery at that place
- An unknown burglar was shot and killed
by q posse of young men at Hyde Park, Vt
g. Following the receipt OF q telegram from
Assistant Grand Chief Burgess Of the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers, advising him
that the trains Of the Georgia Railroad were
being stoned by either the striking hremen or
their sympathizers. General Manager Scott aP-
pealed TO Governor Smith to take vigorous
measures TO protect the engineers; troops may
be ordered out
CITY-Stocks were strong. - Commits
soner Bingham and Little Tim" Sullivan spoke
words Of cheer for Coney Island shOwmen. -
$50, 600 first mortgage bonds issued by Ar
mour &, Co. packers. =- The Public Service
Telephone Company applied for space in the
subway conduits under the Longacre Light
and Power Company's franchise. which II has
taken over. - Clifford ". Hartridge made
affidavit that he spent $4,000 tc head OFF the
publication of scandalous stories about Harry
K ThaW. - The court ordered bankrupt
coal dealer to pay fine for perjury. - Park
Comm issioner Smith asked for more policemen
20 guard against the stealing Of plants in the
parks United States Marshal Henkel de-
cdel TO sell e04 lots OF smuggled goods, the first
trunkful 20 be aUctioned on Wednesday.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Cloudy. The temperature yesterday: Highest,
81 degrees; lowest, As