New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
THE VIEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-David Iloyd-CSeorge. fhe British
chancellor of the EXchequer IN a speech ar
SeWcagtle-on- Tyne YESTERDAY. said that the Lib-
hral government was going 10 get al the taxes
none under the new budget bill and pre-
hicted revolution IL the budget were thrown
mt nv the Lords General DANA de has
been placed on the retired list Of the French
Rrnly, owing - his criticisms regarding SPANS
Intentions II Morocco. ---- The British Aero
Club he's refused its sanction 10 the DoncasteT
evistion meeting IN favor Of the Blackpool race
<yeelz. =---=- The International Peace Bureau at
Brussels adopted & resolution that the goveTn-
saents Of the world establish general fund for
relief IN great disasters. -= Cneasiness was
reported from Berlin that she recent speeches o1
proulinent Englishnlen cTiticlsing German naval
and military arvna nnents uav endanger the good
srill Of Americans With Germany. - Ofrcials
Df the Foreign once 81 st Petersburg were re-
ported pleased over the outcome of the Hardin
ssx incident and Of the attitude Of the United
States in connection with Msnchurian affairs
- Recent discoveries i vas reported rom rom
Berlin by Professor Schuchardt- reveal close
kinship between ancient Teutonio and Greek
architecture
DOMESTTC.-President Taft and his party
seft the Yosemite Valley after visiting all the
principal points OF interest =--- Wilbur wright
broke the worlds seroplane speed record in 4
Sight 81 College Park Nd, and predicted fhaf
zhe governments airShip would be able 20 make
snore than sixty miles an hour == The Hud~
son Fulton celebration, which has been moving
I'D the Hudson Valley. closed ar Troy, \. Y
s- Through the failure Of the winning con-
1estants in the recent St. Louis balloon race 10
observe certain techncalities their claims 70 the
14ahm cup were forfeited: other flights for the
cup viii be made this week. ---- In inter
view al Cincinnati DIR. cook. the Arctic ex-
plorer. ssid he would psss the Peary charges
unncticed unless they were made more specific
CTTH-Stocks were irregular. District
ATTORNEY Jerome Withdrew from the contest for
= reelection The suggestion that Mr..
Barnard would withdraw Q candidate in
favor of Hearst Was laughed at by the candidate
and Republican leaders. =-- Mr.. Barnard made
answers 10 the questions of the suffragettes.
@= William n WINS. replying 10 Justice Gay
nors remarks concerning him. said he had al
- Tl1 "a y n i9- an
nov was sure that he was. - Many members
of the bar signed statement calling on all cit
szens 10 vote and work for the return Of Justice
.TruaE 10 the supreme Court bench. --- Mr..
,FIaEnor announced thai he would money
10 forward his election. and returned checks sent
10 him by Abraham Abraham and Schuyler Par
Sons. Of the Coney Island Jockey Club =---
There was a further miX-up in the political
Eituation in Queens. -- Sixteen Christian
Science prac actitioners attached TO New Yorks
First Church admonislled by the mother
church in Boston 10 cease the employment Of
Eertain methods which had led to the disciplin-
fnR OF Mrs. Stetsol. =-- Frank II. Platt testi-
fled in a suit that he bought %. 600 shares Of
United States Express stock for Y. H. Hartman.
THE WEATHER-Indicst tions for TO day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest, -
degrees: lowest, IS.