New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
THE NEWS THIS MORNIYG.

FOREIGN.-Winston Churchill President of
the Board of Trade announced that the govern
ment would make no overtures to the House Of
Lords, and that no amendment 10 the finance
bill would be accepted =- Sufragettes in
vaded Newcastle-on-Tyne where David Lloyd
George viii speak to-day: four arrests were
made. == Edgar W. Mix arrived at Berlin
and explained the reason for his touching
ground near Prague in the race for the Gordon
Bennett Cup was that peasants, despite his pro-
tests, seized the guide rope OF his balloon and
dragged him Gown. == dispatch from Con-
stantinople said that the government would
Ject all foreign claims for losses in the Adana
massacres. == French forces routed a band
OF pirates near Saigon but lost seven killed and
ffty-tWo wounded. -= Sir Herbert Tree in
speech al the unveing Of a tablet on the site
Of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. said that the
contention Of Charles Wallace regarding the
location was wrong. =-- The diplomatic corps
at Tangier has refused 10 intervene in the case
OF Spanish action in Morocco
DOMESTIC President Taft spent the day in
the Yosemite Valley visiting the principal points
Of interest. == The Wright aeroplane Miss
Columbia accepted by the United States govern
ment, made five flights i'm GediCating the new
aviation field al College Park, Nd; Lieutenants
Of the Aightg - The Isrbn1ian Canal Com
mission estimated that S4s,O0O.000 will be
Quired for work in Panama in the next fiscal
year. - President Jacob Gould Schurman of
Cornell University addressed the National AssO-
citation Of State Universities al its convention in
Boston. =- The proprietor Of Adirondack
1o1el received IdIdi INJURIES bS pe4llS SiloI III
mistake for a deer; he lay six hours before re-
ceVng medical aid. =- The Boston Chamber
OF Commerce entertained President Lowell Of
Harvard University AT luncheon. -= Albany
added another round Of festivities TO the waning
HudsOn-Fulto celetration Troy also celebrat-
ed. - A heavy snowfall reported in
Dallas, Tex.
CITY.-Stocks We're weak == Admiral Sir
Edward II. Seymour rode in the cab Of the
Twentieth Century Limited 10 Ossining. =
Otto T. Barnard formally opened his campaign
IN Cooper Union. -= A II. Murphy was nom
mated by the Democrats for Borough Pres
ident Of The Bronx. District Attorney
81 q Tqg s4rn1Tap pilTr1
advertisements in subway and elevated sta
tions. == Charles r. Murphy said the agi-
tation for Hearst TO for Mayor coun-
issued statement in which he said Brook
lyn had a greatr population than Manhattan.
- President Parsons Of the Republican
County Committee offered rewards aggregatinG
$1,000 for the and conviction Of repeaters
and cOOnizers == Customs officials assured
importers Of paintings that there would be no
delay under The new tariff law in admitting
genuine old masters. =-- Testimony Of George
+. Baer, president Of the Reading, revealed how
the Reading acquired control Of the Central New
Jersey. == French battleships and three Of the
British squadron sailed. the Inhexible rema ming
here TO round up the hundred or more sailors
who have OVerstayed their shore leaves. =-
Schliemann and Giro who murdered Mrs Staber
in Flatbush while rohbing her home, were SEN
fenced TO death by Justice Crane, in Brooklyn
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest 10
degrees. lowest.