New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS. Senate was not N
se.sion. House: Champ Clark in
trcduced a resolution for the election of
9 nsw Committee on Rules: the agricult-
ural appropriation bill was considered.
FOREIGN.-The waters of the Seine
are slowly subsiding, but there has been
only slight Improvement in conditions in
the city. il is feared that when the
waters recede many buildings will fall:
Indications are that the Liberal
coalition will have a majority of 10
n the next Parliament; 271 Union
tst members have been returned. -
H. 3. Irving won A notable success in
his presentation of new version OF
DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" - Eight
persons were killed and thirty injured
st Stoats Nest. England. when a Lon
don Brighton train crashed into the rail-
read station. - AT meeting OF the
Reichstas IN Berlin A great uproar was
caused by the declaration of a Con-
ssrvative Deputy that the Emperor lad
the right 10 close the assemblage with
file OF soldiers. II was announced
from Managua, Nicaragua, that Presi-
dent 1adriZ would appeal from the de-
cision of the lower court declaring not
guilty Of Illegal acts the prosecutors OF
Groce and Cannon. - According to a
dispatch from Port Limon, large part
Of Costa Rica is under water as re-
suit OF heavy rains. railroad traffic is
dsInoraliZed and several bridges have
been carried away.
OMESTIC.-President Taft issued a
proclamation putting eight countries on
the minimum tariff list L. r.
CLAWS continued his testimony before
the Ballinger- Pinchot investigating COM
inittee. directing his principal attack at
Commissioner bennett of the General
Land Office = Richard A. Ballinger.
Secretary of the Interior, spoke on con-
servation at Providence. == 1t was
said at Albany that the friends of Gov
ernor Hughes would soon introduce a
bill providing for supervision of teIa-
phone and telegraph companies by the
Public Service commissions. - Seven
men were injured. two OF them seriously,
by an explosion in an artificial leather
factory az Newburg, n, Y. - Bisnop
Cyrus L. Foss Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church died in Philadelphia. -
New York. Boston, Washington and
other American cities forwarded large
sums for the relief of the Paris flood
sufferers.
CITY.-Stocks were strong.
LLOYD {. Griscom will succeed Herbert
Parsons as president of the Republican
County Committee James r
keene voluntarily accepted service Of a
Subpoena 20 testify about the Hooking
pool collapse. == The Public Service
Commission approved the construction
OF new subway in Brooklyn on the as
sessment basis. - City department
heads showed that heavy cuts had been
made in their working forces. according
10 economy plans Contributions
poured in for the relief of Paris suffer-
ers. -= A mans wife and two chill
dfen were deported without his seeing
mem. -- Two armies of suffragists
VIII invade the Albany legislative halls
Tomorrow - Seth Low and Edward
y. Shepard made addresses at memorial
services for Spencer Trask in the Church
OF the Ascension - Hearst's secre-
tary was sued in the City Court for $500
for an automobile bill which he guar
snteed for the Civic Alliance
THE ATHER.-Indications for to-
oay: Cloudy. The temperature yester-
day: Highest 80 degrees; lowest. %.