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

FoREIGN-It was announced in Copenhagen
THAT Or. Cook would sail for New York on sat
urday. arriving home i'm about ten days, -
II. l. FSridgman. who has arrived at Sydney.
q. T.. expressed his regret at the death of Ross
Il. Marvin and gave his views on the reasons for
Commander PeaTys charge against DR. COOK
English newspapers still incline to dis
ssredit DR.. Cooks claim and accept that Of Com
ma ndar Peary -= Glenn H Curtiss in the
-'nuick starting contest at BresCia Italy, sue
<seeded in leaving the ground within eighty
xar1s his time being eight and a half seconds
= orville Wright made several successful
peropIane flights in Berlin. entertained by
clubs, and personally congratulated by the
Crown Prince and Princess OF Germany. -
The King Of Ss1ony accompanied Count Zeppe-
jim in hours in the latters airship, near
Friedrickshafen. 80 General bernardo Reyes
returned TO Monterey, Mexico and it was report
ed that he had resigned his post as Governor OF
Neuvo Leon. - The automobile OF Herman
saouryea OF New York ran over a boy in Paris
killing him Instantly
DOIESTIC-Edward II. Hartman died at
Arden. y. Y. about 1850 J.. m- although the
official announcement was not made until about
two hours later. ==- II was learned at Beverly.
Mass, that President Taft had sent for Attorney
General Wickersham to visit him on Saturday
10 discuss several important questions. - IT
was decided after conference of officials Of the
Depar arfInent of Justice at Washington that there
were no grounds for federal prosecution Of the
Pressed Steel Car Company. =- It was de-
sided at Washington that the body of Lieutenant
James N Sutton would be exhunled Monday At
Arlington Cemetery Washington. - Presi-
dent Taft Efce-President Sherman and other
well known persons, sent messages of sympathy
40 the widow OF General Corbin- -= The At
forney General at Washington rendered opin-
itnn condenning the GO operative feature of the
iTeclamstion service. - The Democratic con-
ference at Saratoga Springs opened addresses
being made by Edward VI. Shepard, Alton B..
Parker and others; the formation OF Demo
-cratic League" projected - Veterans
s-of the Blue and Gray, survivors Of Fort Fisher,
visited Cooperstown, N y. - John p. Par
sons resigned as president of the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit Company; he will become chair
man Of the board Of directors a new Office.
CITY-Stocks were weak. - Business as
associates and others paid tributes TO the genius
gRnd ability OF Edward II. Hartman. - Local
experts Arctic affairs thought Commander
Peary's report OF rapid travelling and other
details of his trip tended TO confirm DR.. Cooks
+, story. - John +. Murray was elected Bor-
ough President OF The Bronx, TO succeed Louis
j. Haffen, who forced his selection. -= DR..
+; Darlington urged the importance Of guarding
against fly infection as well as impure water TO
prevent the spread of typhoid. -- II said
sfat the Interborough Rapid Transit Company
would soon have in operation new trolley line
Through fremont avenue extension, The Bronx.
-== None OF the yachtsmen affected by the
new tariff had paid their tax, and 1t was said
they would test the constitutionality of the act.
i1= receiver was appointed for the Crandall
e Cooley Company on the plea Of the founders
widow that she had been forced out. -= Re-
forms in the method of foreign exchange trading
Were discussed AT meeting of bankers.
"A Public Service Commission hearing disclosed
the fact that the Bridge Operating Company
made IS per cent its capital by its local
traffic over Williamsburg Bridge. == Thomas
j. Curtis, after visit 10 the Mayors office nti-
,nated that he would resign soon from the Com
-nttee Of One Hundred. -= Major General
Wood and his staff were ordered TO take the
f1orscrnanSf1iD tests. The hearing the
.charses against Magistrate Furlong ad-
5ourned until Monday after the prosecution
fClosed its case.
Ehowers. The temperature yesterday: Highest
! rs degrees; lowest, s2.