New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Severala arrests were made
sn Paris ia connection with the general
railroad strike, and the government gem
orally is showing firmneSS IN deallng
with the situation - Dispatches from
Madrid and Barcelona say none OF the
expected demonstrations on the first an
riversary Of the execution of Professor
Francisco Ferrer took place. =- Sec
Rotary of War Dickinson arrived in Ber-
lin from ST. Petersburg, to remain until
Sunday evening = a dispatch from
Rome announces many new cases Of
cholera and eleven deaths in the last
twenty-four hours. 80 Germany
reply 10 the American request for mod
aflcation Of legislation affecting American
potash contracts will be made known
within few days. - A dispatch from
Paris saws a commission Of scientists
decided that American potatoes are no
longer q source Of contamination, and
the French government viii admit this
product for the first time since 1879
- Five persons were burned to death
and two others are supposed 10 have
perished in a $4,000 fire, which de-
strOyed Kings Hail, in Montreal
DOMESTIC-President Taft at Bev-
erly approved plans for raising the wreck
of the Maine in Havana BarbOr,- and
after a conference with Colonel Cocktails
decided 10 visit Panama early next
month. - Ex-President Roosevelt
made several speeches in Indiana adyo-
eating the reelection of Mr.. BeVeridge
10 the Senate Secretary Ballinger
OF the Interior Department was reported
70 have been severely shaken up in
railroad wreck near Cincinnati -
On a charge that the company used the
mails in a scheme TO defraud, Charles
Il Brooks. mana ger and director Of the
Eedeemable Investment Company, Of
Boston, a concern having capital stock
amounting 10 S10,000,000. was arrested
by q United States deputy marshal in
that city, according 10 the federal Off
Gals. nearly $l00G.000 is involved under
the charges; the federal authorities later
raided twelve Offices Of the company in
Boston. - Thomas P. Brady. prom
3nent cotton broker of Fail River. Mass.
committed suicide at his home after
tour Of Europe with his family.
CITY.-Stocks were strong - The
famous art store of DuVeen Brothers
was raided and members Of rh= firm
were arrested, United States Attorney
Wise saying that IL had defrauded the
government out Of more than S10olQ90
in customs duties. == President
Mitchell. referring to certain implied
criticisms of him in a letter from Mayor
Gaynor to Police Commissioner Baker
said that a statement in that letter was
"a lie-a lie," and added that the way
20 check vice was TO investigate. not to
write letters to Sister Mary, little dog
Spot and James Creelman." - Ex-
Senator Frank J. Gardner, of Brooklyn.
was arrested IN Scranton. Penn, as 3
fugitive from justice. - Henry L.
Stimson spoke at two rousing meetings
3n Brooklyn - William Hepburn
Russell, IN letter to Chairman Prem
tice, said he believed il a patriotic duty
TO support Mr.. StimSon. == Professor
Garner took his educated chimpanzee
Susie. On social visit" TO the Bronx
geological Gardens. - Charles II.
Hamilton's 110-horsepower biplane
showed amazing speed in trial.
THE wEATHER--Indlcati for to-
DAY: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 55 degrees: lowest. Al.