New-York tribune., 1910-05-24
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CoNCP FSS-Senate: The naval ap-
rropriation bill carrying s134.000.oo and
assuring the construction Of two bat
1leships Of the Dreadnought type was
rassed- House: The proposed
appropriation of s250.000 for A tarl1
hoard as recommended by the President
was stricken from the sundry civil Dill
but in order TO accomplish pracucailE
the same purpose IN dlnerent way
Chairman Tawrey OF the Appropriations
Committee offered an amendment ap-
T1ropriating the same amount Of money.
hut leaving out all reference 10 the tarl1
board: consideration of the amendment
went over.
FOREIGN.-Emperor William started
from London for Germany, taking an al
fectionate leave of King George; King
George issued an address to the colonies
and India Mr.. Roosevelt and his
family are the guests Of Lieutenant
Colonel and Mrs. Lee at London. --
Riorine among the Nationalist factions
WAS renewed at Cork. and twenty per
sons were taken 10 hospitals. = Rep
resentatives Of the four foreign groups
interested in the Hankow railway loan
are expected 10 sign an agreement III
Paris to-day. - Herr Frey New IN a
piplane twenty miles from Johannlstfal
over Berlin and return. attaining a he1ght
,of fifree-1 hundred feet -= The Danish
Cabinet has decided to resign. owing TO
the defeat of the Radicals in the recent
election. - Sir James Penders s racing
cutter Brynhild was capsiZed and sank
IN a souafl off Felixstowe; no lives We're
lost. - Count Ismael de Lesseps and
Count Just de Poligny were wounded IN
a duel fought with pistols at Paris
DoA FSTIC.-It was said at Albany
that the grain firm Of Durant x Elnore
was involved in financial difficulties ow-
ing TO the alleged manipulation OF DIS
Of lading. - II was announced al Al
banv tha: a hearing on the raising OF
communication rates by the New Haven
Railroad would be held in that city on
Thursday next. Receivers were ap-
rointed for the Chicago Railways Com
panv operating the citY's West and
North side streetcar lines: the bill was
fled bv the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company =" Con-
gressman H :. Bouteil, Of Illinois, in
speech before the Bankers Cluo al De De
1roit. praised the Payne-Aldrich tariff
law =- New schedules fled with the
Interstate Commerce Commission IN
washington show sharp increase IN
rail and sea freights On coffee and sugar.
Booker T. Washington was elected
? life member Of the Worlds Sunday
school Association at its convention, IN
Washington and his initiation Zee OF
1000 MAS promptly pledged
CTTY-Stocks were weak. = Oliver
Splitter. the former dock superintendent
convicted for sugar weighing frauds, ap-
q j
President Taft. stunned counsel for
charles r. Heike. secretary of the Sugar
Trust. by his presence and led TO the
arrest Of an ex-Trea sury agent for per-
Jury. - The Municipal Art Society
said il would appeal 70 Mayor Gaynor
80 get the name Of police heroes for the
tablets in Headquarters. - Mirsbeau
/. Towns said he would test in court the
legality of the Mayors fireworks ordi-
nance. - Mayor Gaynor signed the
bin permitting the city to establish a
home for inebriates. Maiden
Lane jeweller got a clew to jewelry
stolen from him three years ago in q
BROOKLYN Bridge train. = Mrs Hetty
Green lost the first case that jury ever
decided against her. - The work OF
DREDGING the outer reach OF Ambrose
Channel was practically completed.
THE wEATHER--1ndica for to-
dav: showers. The temperature yester-
day: Highest, e8 degrees: lowest, So.