New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-13
TIKI VIEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-The day in both houses
was devoted 10 exercises in connection
with the unwilling OF q statue Of John Q.
Calhoun
FOREIGN - The Tribune's London
correspondent says THAI the Lords are
likely TO block Mr.. Asquiths plan OF
restricting the supply votes 10 six weeks
Icy poetponing consideration of the veto
measure. 49, All France is excited over
ahe Duez scandal, and further sensa-
flonal developments are promised. -
The rush 10 purchase stocks which prom
Use sensational returns continues in Lon
don; safe investments are neglected.
- The English newspapers expressed
no sympathy for James =. Patten. who
was roughly treated on the Manchester
cotton Exchange: Mr.. Patten sailed from
Liverpool for New York. = The rev.
snue cutter Tacoma brought into Sew
ard, Alaska four of the men OF the
,Fsrallon, wrecked on January :; the
other TWO survivors are also safe. 60
j. Pierpont Morgan, who is in Rome, was
amused ct reports of his death and said
that he never felt better. ---- II is an
nounced from London that bank will
ne opened there differed and conducted
exclusively by women and catering only
40 women customers. == The steamer
United States, Of the Scandinavian
American Line, went ashore off Christi
ania: the passengers we're landed, but
pOMESTIC.-Th was q sharp clash
between Chairman Nelson and Mr.. Pep
per. Clifford Pinchot's counsel, at the
f53llinger- Pinchot inquiry: Mr.. Davis,
ri the Reclamation Service, made fur
Their contra dictions OF Secretary Bal
fingers statements. -= At least two
Df the mediums which II was hoped
V-ould interpose to settle the Philadel-
phia carmen's strike failed. and scant
hope WAS held out for peace. == A
coroneT's report made public in Pitts
burg gave the cause Of death Of Thomas
X. Iaughlin. brother-in-lsw Of Presi
cent Taft " ho died in that city Friday
Is suicide by shooting. -= Senator
George II. Cobb the newly elected tenn
Earary president Of the state Senate,
spoke al Wstertown, y. Y. making his
confession OF political faith. #= At
i1rneys for the International Paper Com
p5uy secured temporary injunction
from Justice Van Kirk, in Saratoga. re-
sfraining the strikers and AL the officers
81 their unions from picketng Datrolling
and from intimidatinE men TOW en-
pl0Ted or y no may be employed by the
company. - An alleged defalcation
Of nearly $40 o00 was discovered IA the
accounts Of the Massachusetts Bonding
and Insurance Company. Of Boston; O.
IL Wleelock, the companys auditor. has
disappeared --= Two firemen were
injured. ore perhaps fatally, as the re
suIt % q fire at Boston.
CITY.-Stocks we're dull and firm
g. The body Of Miss Helen Z. Blood
good vas found in Lake Carasaljo, Lake
wood. -= Answering the governments
order 10 show cause in contempt pro-
ceedings, the Sugar Trust refused to
submit papers asked for ==- Com
missioner Slower said that he would
cIcsr the parks If all unnece ssary
and slightly buildings. =- Expert ac-
countants we're puI 70 work on the books
pf the Illinois Central. -- The Brad
iey-GaTne"-S Steers Company win offer to
cerry passengers 10 C0Dey Island for 3
cents II IL gets the Fourth avenue sub
say contract. =- The New York
Chapter nf the American Institute OF
Architects gave reasons for opposing the
new courthouse site in City Hall Park
f. 4 plan 20 eliminate grade cross
lngs WAS suggested Icy the Public Ser
vice Commission. -== Edward t-ldridRe,
un English vaudeville performer, com
mitted suicide aboard the Adriatic as
she gtarted for Europe. 49, Six couples
we're turned away 81 tie Marriage License
Bureau under nov order barring
minors.
THE WEATHER--Indlcat for to-
Say: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 46 degrees; lowest, 50.