New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
THE NEWS THIS MORNING,

FoRYIGN-The central committee OF
the French National Railway MEMS
TTuioy has decided To call g genera
strike. - Secretary Dickinson leit
Toxic for Kic1o; Count kornura ana
mary Japanese officials bade him fare
wei a1 the station - Japan mas sent
notices 70 Great Britain and European
powers. announcing the termination OF
commercial treaties at the end OF year.
Leon Morene won four first prizes
81 the Rournenouth eirship meeting
4hs condition OF the Hon Alan Boyle Is
s-ttIl critical - The Pacific Mail
coraanvs steamer Mongolia Is still
-z-crnd On the japanese coast -
Disppe celebrated the three hundTedth
anniversary Of its foundation
osfESTTC.-Railroad leaders in Phil
s6ssphis were hopeful that strike on
the Pennsylvania road might DC aVo1o-
ed The committee OF IndePen-
dents 20 nominate candidates IN opposi-
xson to those Of both of the leading
political parties IN Pennsyfyania Issued
q call n Philadelphia for state con-
v-enIicn- Speaker Joseph G. can
non Of the House Of Representatives,
-he ges stricken by the heat IN VIII
field kan, had so far recovered that he
u-aE able 20 continue his campaign.
Only about s4oe. .eae OF the tax on
corporations, aspT0xinlatins more than
seT ,oo6, 600. remains TO be collected pS
thousand United States prisoners viii
ne parcled under the operations OF the
Law passed hy the last Congress: the
work Of paroIing win probably be start
ed within the next TWO or three Tfaehths-
x Is announced freEn washington
that notes have passed between tae
Tinted States and Italy regarding the
case Of Porter Charlton arrested II
TFobozen on tie charge q Killing ms
v-ifr ia Itafv- z decision viii be reaehed
tins week. Il + said
CTTY-TweIye prelates and priests
and twelve laymen Of the Protestant
FlaIscoraf Church organized q founda-
SON 10 rnifv all Christian churches
= movement was started IN
Queens for the election OF Bridge Com
missioner Martin to succeed Borough
resident GresseT iB the event o. the
iacters removal -- The tnafch OF
Il .Jee- RaptiSfe was crowded with the
sick al lame and others seeking the
--faxa~S" Of The saint at the beginning OF
the noVeEta 10 ST. Ann. == Three men
1u2v have been drowned during the dock
E-rc on SATURDAY. -- bToohlSIl Il
woman fought desperately with burg
lar and he'd him until {, policeman came
Prosecutor Garven Of Hudson
C'aupty y J. said h would set Porter
Charlton free. having nc alternative,
should the government refuse to grant
Tfalv's demand for extradltlon. =-
The New Theatre reported to the police
the 5fsa ppearance Of the paymaster Tor
the men working on summer alterations
tu the play house == AIother cFasLi
In tl4e r0e at sea caused protests Lron
the liners against violations OF the right
ri N9av on The transatlantic lanes -
Although trouble was looked Tor IN
Chinatown there vas ID open warfare
among tha rongs Two incoming
steamers were searched by detectives
looking for Or. Crippen. the alleged
murderer Of his actress wife in London,
without result == Some plans for the
militia and regular army TnanRuvres at
Pine Camp were announced -- Pro
[assar goodyear. curator OF the Fine
ARTS Museum Of the Brooklyn Institute.
returned from Europe, where he had
been IN the interests cf the institute
THE W-EA THEIR Indications for to-
6av- cloudy. The temperature yester-
day- Highest 81 degrees: lowest, 81.