New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS The sundry civil
appropriation bill and the conference re-
port on the river and harbor bill monop-
olized attention. but no action was taken.
House The entire session was
occupied by debate upon the Olmsted
bill creating a new form Of civil gov
ernment for the island of Porto Rico.
FORETGN-Theodore Roosevelt was
the guest Of honor at a reception and
dinner given by Ambassador and Mrs.
Reid at Dorchester House. = The
earthquake IN Southern Italy destroyed
Calitri and adjoining villages. == Par
lament reassembled in London and a
disposition TO avert controversy was ap-
Darent. Miss Margaretta Arm
strong Drexel, daughter of Anthony ].
DreNel was married in St Nargarets
church, London, 10 Viscount Maidstone,
elder son of the Earl of Winchilsea and
Nottingham. - Prince Friedrich VIII
helm of Prussia and the Princess Agatha
Won Ratibor were married in Berlin
A son of President Cabrera of
Guatemala was reported from Cherbourg
as having been wounded in the throat by
a broken bottle. - J. A. SllOn, OF san
Francisco was killed by fumes from a
fissure on Mount Nesuvius. == Horses
owned by William H. Moore, OF this city,
captured five more prizes at the London
show.
DOMESTIC.-President Taft nOminat-
cd Dr. W. u. Crum. a negro, as minister
10 Liberia and the Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations decided to report the
domination A delegation from the
rrade organizations OF the Pacific Coast
VIII visit China this summer. = Gov
crnor Hughes at Albany vetoed the
n Meade Phillips primary bill: he signed a
large number Of measures, including the
bin OF AssemblynIan Thorn creating q
retirement fund for school teachers in
state institutions. = Speaker Nads-
worth at Rochester said that he would
not be a candidate for Congress next
falL DenunciatiOn Of the inSuT-
gents and coEamendation of the admins
fration was the trend Of speeches at the
Republican state convention of Wiscon-
sin. the first session Of which was held
In Milwaukee. - On the complaint OF
Dr II J. Black. who opposed Congress
man John Dalzell in the recent Pennsyl-
.ania primaries. siXty-siX ballot boxes
were impounded in Pittsburg-
CITY-Stocks were irregular at small
final price changes. - More than hNe
hundred degrees were conferred at tEe
commencement exercises at New York
University. John j. Macarthur. a
former clerk in the Charities Depart
ment. VAS held on charge of misap-
propriating funds Of the children,S bu-
reau. = The progress made in the
summing up in the sugar trial indicated
that the three defendants might know
their fate tonight. -= Investigation
OF she story Of two British, seamcn, who
R4v they were beaten because they teStl-
fed against = firm Of shipping masters,
nss ordered by the United States Dis
1r-ict ATTORNEY. -- Huntington Close,
1t Grace Church. was formally conSe-
srated. Tho Railway Business
Mems Association began campaign to
educate the public 30 higher freight
rates. \ Scandinavian poet Was or
oered deportcd on the fear that he would
hecGIne 4 public charge. =- Dlstrlct
Attorney Whitman announced the dp-
poi7tment Of five new deputy assistants
10 expedite business in the magistrates
courts. $500 The trial of Chlnaman
for murder was adjourned after law
clerk had testified that the prisoner was
not The man who did the shooting. -
Fof7 r Abernathy. of Oklahoma de-
.scrife6 his experiences in catching wolves
s,ith his bare hands.
TIE WEATHER.-fndicat for to-
Ssv: Fair The temporal turc yesterday:
1IiEhest. IS degrees; lowest 81.