New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

FoRETGN.-An interview with Premier
Canaleias sent from Paris said that he
insisted on civil law being dominant in
Spain -= It is reported that the
American schooner Westward may be
sold to a member of the Royal Yacht
squadron. a woman delegate AT
the international Congress on Private
Charity and Public Health attempted 10
stab tlla chairman. - Cholera is
spreading in Russia: the official figures
of deaths are placed at S,619 for the
week ending August G. - The PAN
American Conference unanimously ap-
proved a convention forcing all the re-
TIlbicS Of America 20 submit all pecu-
MARY claims to arbitration. - J. A
DreXel is said TO have reached height
of $3.50 feet in a flight near Lanark. -=
Hubert Latham few across Paris, Win
ming the Talco prize OF $2,0ee.
DOMESTIC Bristow, i'm a
speech at Milwaukee replied to Senator
-sldrichs letter given out on Thursday
night Secretary BalGngcr. in a
speech al Portland. Ore, asserted that
denla gogues. fanatics. sentimentalists
AND faddists were crusadinS under the
banner of conservation. - The Con-
eressional investigation into the bribery
charges made by Senator Gore on the
Indian lands case was continued in Sui
pflur Okla. and brought out further
statements of eXTavagant fees. -
InGianas Attorney General filed a COM
plant with the Interstate Commerce
Commission in Washington against the
Pullman company. alleging excessive
charges for upper berths in sleeping
ears. p. Y. De Graw. Fourth As
sistant Postmaster General, praised rural
letter carriers in New York State. in
session in NateTtoWn. y. Y. for their
7ork in the good roads movement. =
The National Monetary Commission is
sued in Washington a volume describing
The first and second banks Of The United
States and the conception Of a modern
central bank as developed in Europe
According 10 the Department of
Commerce and Labor. the consumption
of sugar per- capita last year WAS greater
than ever. == \ Ehinaman arrested
AS he was leaving a Cunard steamer in
Boston confessed that he was one of
eight who were being smuggled into the
country on the same boat: 1t is hinted
that there is, q plot to smuggIe China
men into the United States and that
scores have been landed in Boston
CTTT.-Stocls were dull and strong
All the bulletins showed that
Mayor Gaynor's condition was improv-
irTg and that the danger from blood
poisoning was decreasing. Army
and navy surgeons said that they did
rot expect infection from tho bullet in
Mayor Gaynof's case because the heat
generated in the discharge OF the reVol-
Yer had cleansed the missile OF all i'm
purities. - Progressive leaders took
steps 10 oppose the candidacy of MT.
Woodruff for the state ctairmanshiD
should he forget his promise to retire.
- Benny" Prinz, a parachute jump
er. fell five thousand feet and was killed
at the Asbury Park aviation meet. ==
Mr.. Roosevelt expressed a Willingness to
serve as delegate in the next Republican
State Convention. - Fire in Brook
lya destroyed three factories and drove
many persons frcm their homes. -
PeTcival Farquhar, associate of DR.. F. s
Pearson. denied on his return from
Europe that they had formed syndicate
10 acquire a tranScontinental line in this
country Justice Goff heard argu-
1nentS and reserved decision in the cloak
strike injunction case
THE WEATHER--Indica for to-
day: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, S3 degrees; lowest, 66.