New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGE.-Adyicesf from Brussels say
that the losses caused by the fire at the
Brussels Exposition viii not be so great
as at first estimated; the grounds viii
be reopeneG as Soon as possible --
Inspector Dew IS awaiting authorization
from Ottawa before returning with DIR.
Crippen and Miss Ieneye TO London; the
inquest there has been reopened. ==
German naval estimates, according to
news from Berlin, VIII include four su-
per eadnoughts. - The dead and
missing in the japanese floods are LIZ;
nearly four thousand houses were swept
away. == lie Blanc again led in the
fifth lap of airship race in France, from
An1ienS TO Douai. - Cuban detectives
are closely watching Colonel Janet, who
escaped from cuba To Kingston. Jamaica.
after the uprising in July. -= The
steamer Terra Nova. bearing the Ant
arctic expedition, WAS sighted near Cape
Tovn. fourteen days behind schedule
time.
DOMESTIC. President Taft told
visitor from the Philippines that he
might visit the islands during his term
OF office. - 4 Secret Service agent
arrested an old man on the lawn in front
OF the Presidents cottage; he said he
Was the author of the stories sent from
Beverly about Republican reorga MIA ton
I'D wanted To see Mr.. Taft. == Gov
eTnor Harmon. without consulting Mayor
Marshall. ordered one 1nDUS3nQ members
o1 the Ohio National Guard TO proceed to
Columbus for strike duty. - Details
of the alleged scheme by which land
Esrabbers' enriched themselves at the
expense Of minor Indians were revealed
IN the inquiry into the charges of Sen
\ ator Gore AT Sulphur. Okla. -
\ Nearly every civilized nation was rep
resented at the sixth Information Es-
lseIantu Congress which opened in Wash
ington: cordial greetings We're extended
Dr. Zamenhof. of Poland. inventor Of the
language - 4 private in the 47th
Regiment. OF Brooklyn. was tossed i'm a
blanket at Pine Camp. n Y. until his
tollarbone broke: the accident viii prob
ably put stop 10 hazing by militiamen-
= Twenty LloydS insurance assoCia-
tions applied 10 the New York Insur-
ance Department for certificates permit
ting them TO do business in this state
after January I. = The Atlantic fleet
Of battleships arrived at Newport. where
the officers and men viii be entertained
for Z week.
CITY-Stocks were dull and eeheraily
lower. One Of the surgeons said
that Mayor Gaynor, who still shows no
Nntoward symptoms. would be able to
leave the hospital in two weeks. -
Court ordered Edward Pepper, broker
for James r. heeIle. to answer the two
disputed questions of the referee III the
Hooking pool bankruptcy case = City
ETf1DloNeS lost 4 test case 10 tpiiptt the
granting Of two weeks vacation with
pay. = A woman detective proved an
interesting witness in the case of Mrs.
Bull against Qualey and Corbett =
-Four Judges and two prosecutors were
threatened in a crank letter sent to the
District Attorneys office. - y man
jumped from Brooklyn Bridge on q
wager of 5000. =- Miss Mary Hamme.
granddaughter Of Philip Freneau, the
1poet Of the Revolution. was buried. ==
Engineers OF an ocean liner were arrest
ed for trying 70 smuggle in opium. -"
commissioner Shields refused TO reduce
the bail OF Wintemute. charged with
using the mails TO defraud. = The
order requiring outside stands to be re-
moved from Washington Market went
into effect. == \ man, woman, mare
and dog arrived in the city after a two
thousand mile walk from Kansas City.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-
day: Showers. The temperature yes
terday: Highest, 80 degrees; lowest, -.