New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
THE NEWS THIS H0R3FNG.

FoREIGN-The German Foreign Of
fee issued Z strong denial of the report
that any interference IN Americas policy
II Nicaragua WAS contemplated =-
The Hon. Charles s. Rolls. third son of
Lord Llangattock was killed by 4 fall Of
his bipIsne at RouTnemoDth before many
spectators. == The House OF Com
mons, by d vote Of 299 TO 190. passed
the second reading of the bill granting
women votes. the measure was referred
n committee Of the whole, which means
that il viii be ShelKed until next year.
Sessions Of the Pan-American con-
ference began at BueDoS AyreS. ==
Prince John George Of SaXony and the
princess, with the two princes of Ca
seTta. made an ascent IN the airship
J&TseVal " at Dresden =- The town
"f CampbelltOn and the village Of Rich
ardsvilie- IN New Brunswick. were de-
stroyed by fire. leaving 5000 persons
homeless. two perished in the flames:
the loss Is estimated at $500, 000. ==
tne Of the conspiratOrs arrested in Cuba
says that the plot was orga uized by a
SI}ecuiatOr in order 10 depress prices on
The BoUrse. and that there WAS no seri-
Gus intention 10 begin q revolt against
1he government
OMESTIC-Senator Crane. OF Mas
SachuSetJS, WAS q caller on President
Taft: the general political situation was
discussed; President Taft was hopeful
O successful issue at the polls IN the
coming election. =- The Interstate
Commerce Commission gave a hearing
on the proposed increases Of commuta-
1ion rates oE railroads running cut of
New York, at which both sides Of the
case were presented. The text of
the new RuSsO-Japanese treaty, main
tanning the status quo in Manchuria, was
made public at the State Department.
where Il is regarded as a further pledge
of peace and stability in the Far East
= Many naval officers We're men
toned in Washington rs possible sue
cessors TO Rear Admiral Washington L.
Capps. who resigned the office Of chief
Of The Bureau Of Construction and Re
palr. == SeVentE-IWo persons were
injured, eight probably fatally. in q
head-Un collision between d work train
and an inIerurban electric car carving
excLrsl0Rists, near OTtonYille, Mich.
CITY ocks closed lower. - Mr..
Roosevelt received many visitors in his
editorial office, including the Gaekwar
Speaker NadswOFth and Clifford Pinchot.
-= i was pointed out that recent de
reloPments indicated that the old
guard opposition in the Republican or
gauiZaJlou would fade away before the
September convention. - Two men
were sentenced TO prison and another
man was fined for attempting customs
frauds == James 7. Hill in an inter-
view declared that business could not
- ilSItf wren lanif)Ffed WIN politics
= a man who had not left his bed
nor said = word in thirty-one years died
after making a vain attempt TO speak.
1=- Three men were indicted on the
Complaint af Mr.. Wellborn. based on d
loan involving railway bonds -
lark Williams, the State Controller,
said that the state WAS losing $4,000
"a year by the traffic in cancelled stock
transfer stamps. Many men were
landed from boats at the Havermeyer 6,
Elder sugar refneries, in Villa msburg.
where the employees are on strike. ==
The Public Service Commission issued q
certificate 10 the Manhattan Bridge
scent liue
THE WEAJH Indications for to-
daH. Showers and thunderstorms. The
temperature yesterday: Highest, 6s de-
ETeeS, lowest. -