New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- Senate: Mr. Clapp spoke
I'm criticism OF The administration inter-
state commerce bill. = House. The
caucus for the selection Of six Republ-
can members Of the new Committee on
Rules VIII be held tonight.
FOREIGN-The Lords. bv a vote Of
l15 20 IL, passed the last Of Lord Rose
bery's resolutions. which SAYS that a
peerage does not necessarily afford the
right 10 slt In the upper house ==
the French Senate passed the old age
pensions biz. = The Chamber Of
Deputies IN Paris passed DIN trans
ierring the liquidation Of religious orders
20 the Department Of Public Domain
ond ordering receivers 10 furnish detailed
accounts Of transactions. == NJ DupuV
Minister Of Commerce, introduced "A bin
in the Chamber Of Deputies legalizing
The French side Of the American tariff
agreement == Theodore Roosevelt and
members Of his family visited the tombs
"a Thebes they win leave Luxor for
Cairo this evening. = 'Ie Bois
Sacre,' play satirizing the French min
istry. was well received az Paris
The new Chinese Minister of War ex-
poets 10 introduce compulsory military
service, giving The empire the greatest
force IN the world.
DOMESTIC. 1t was reported ir Wash
ington that Clifford Pinchot had sailed
Tor Europe 10 meet Mr. Roosevelt on
eN-fresldcnI == Nine more former
members Of pittsburg Councils confessed
10 accepting bribes some taking as low
as $50 Tor their votes. = Martin ".
littletOn and Lewis r. Carr summed up
Tor the defence in the Aids bribery in
Neslgaton az Albany. =- Messrs.
Cowan, Ten Eyck and Ryan ousted
members of the New York AOueduct
Commission, appeared IN opposition 10
ihe Green b.il, abolishing the commits
sion. a the hearing ~ Albany -
iaNgrNt Toss, Democrat WAS elected ia
The 18th Massachusetts District 10 sue
coed !u Congress the late ReUrascntative
lowering. defeating the Republican cam
ciaate. " r. Buchanan. by a large ma
JoilA. - Ihirty-fivc striking Phil
Gde,pllia carmen were held on charges
~ cynamiting cars of the Rapid Transit
company. -= Catherine ManZ fileaGed
not guilty 70 thc murder OF her sister
and was helc FOR the grand jury al Can
son. Ohio.
oIIh. h.-Stocks were inactive Al unim-
l"I,ahi lflce changes. - Pig Tim"
sullivan gelemeEtly denounced The state
meUt % Witness in The insurance in
Aesiication that he was behind an offer
10 The Fidelity and Casualty Comparv 40
l1ill FOR $4,000 n bin that was objection
able 20 the company. President
Tsit SPOKE a. TWO dinners. luncheon
gnd p reception. had long conferences
Niih =. ". Fairb1nks and 4. O. Gri>con.
une went back % Washington when his
long day iu the city was at au end =
he tum ~ D. Augustus Hcinze WAS put
down perompforily for AFrn % =
F o. Soaring pleaded his constitutional
rights when asked concerning funds put
Dr. and taken out pf his failed bank -=
William Clau-en, TIE art dealer testified
~ fhe suit against iin. in which n Is
alleged he sold fake paintings. -
!uopo D'Sulh'an called attention 70 lax
methods in the MiddletoUu ASYLUM In
thc case n bclison. suspected ~ killing
the two bows in High Br lge Park -
Ih'@" women were among the SUCCESS
fu bidders f0r New York CITY bonds
TIE WEATHER Indications FOR to-
day: Fair. The femueraturo Yesterday
Highest % degrees. lowest. 80