New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-01
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The radical nalcontents
and Nationalist in the British Parlia-
ment, says the Tribune correspondent in
London, have been partly treasured by
The promise Of short autumn session.
KING George gave an audience IN
London TO General Stewart L. Woodford.
who presented 10 his ma iesty an official
Hudson-Fulton gold medal - The
remaining portion of the Alexander
Young collection of drawings and piCt-
ures of the BarbiZon and Dutch schools
WAS sold at good prices at Christies, in
London. - Emperor William gave an
audience to Professor kuno FRANKIE
curator Of the Germanic Museum at
Harvard University, on board the Ho-
EenzOllern, at hiel- - The American
practice Squa dron of three battleships,
with about five hundred midshipmen,
sailed from Plymouth, England, for Mar
settles. France. - a court martial to
try Colonel w. H. c. Bowen of the 18th
Infantry was ordered by Brigadier Cen
eTal Potts, commanding the Department
Of Luzon. - A dispatch from Toxic
says there is every reason TO believe that
an announcement Of the annexation of
Corea by Japan is imminent. - The
ManchuTian convention between Russia
and Japan probably will be signed within
q few days: IL is supposed to contain
general statement of the status quo.
DOMESTIC.-Ex-Pre Roosevelt
visited President Taft at Beverly and
me Two naQ a long ana cOTOlai CONVEX
Sation. - The Interstate Commerce
Commission rendered TWO decisions In
favor Of railroads. Twenty-three
OF the thirty-four Republican Senators
at q caucus at Albany voted unanimous
ly 10 make the Cobb direct nominations
bill with the Griscom amendments, as
Endorsed by Theodore Roosevelt, party
measure; the other Republicans refused
70 go into the caucus. - The Cobb
bill was defeated by the Assembly after
g fve-hour debate: eighty votes were
cast 10 sustain the adverse report OF the
judiciary Committee, while sixty three
Assemblynen recorded themselves in
opposition 10 such action. == Gov
ernor Hughes delivered the Phi Beta
Kappa address at Harvard University.
a naval board of inquest at An
napolis found that the death Of Midship
men Thomas and Mason, who were
drowned with Mrs. Marie Bowyer on
Tuesday, was occa stoned by All act Of
duty" - Passengers on the burning
steamer Grecian danced while the vessel
speeded back to Philadelphia from point
off Cape May: all were saved through
the cooiness Of the captain.
CITY-Stocks declined to new low
records for 1910 and then rallied. -
John D.. Crirmins said that 1t would
cost the Metropolitan Securities directors
nearer s10,000,000 to settle receivers
suits. - Mayor Gaynor outlined their
duties and powers to new justices and
magistrates. Mrs. w h. Wander
hilt. jr few with Harmon in his biplane
al Mineola. 80 The federal grand jury
next week viii consider additional in
formation which may lead to indictment
OF the real head Of the bull cotton pool.
The court decided that J. a. Hen
neberry, chief clerk under former District
DE- Attorney jerome, was entitled to COM
W pensatiOn fer services as Commissioner
Of Street Openings while so employed.
49, Mayor Gaynor asked the Corpora
ton Counsel 10 define his duties and
those OF the Controller as TO the pay
ulent Of warrants. = The United Dry
Goods Companies announced the plan
for financing the purchase of the firm Of
Lord & TAYLOR. Counsel for Pro-
fessor Harry Thurston Peck, jr-. an
nounced his refusal to accede to the de-
nland for his resignation from Columbia.
It was stated that the national
guard was ready to march on July
despite the unnecessary hardship" the
order entailed.
THE ATEER.-Indicauons for to-
day: Fair and warmer. The temperature
yesterday: Highest, 80 degrees, al p. m;
lowest -