New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17
THE NEWS rms MORNING.

- CONGRESS- Debate on the
administration interstate commerce bin
continued. Senator Cummins's attack
y drawing "a statement from Senator Al
4 erich that the hin could DE amended.
= House. A combination Of Repub-
ican insurgents and Democrats over
rllCc Speaker CannOns decision on a
point of order 10y a vote Of l63 TO III
FORElGN.-Theodore Roosevelt paid
second visit 10 Omdurman. and add
dressed the students al the American
mission, paying high tribute 20 the
work 81 the British government in Africa
and warmly commencing the medical
missions. == Hugo Reisinger. who has
been prominent in arranging the Ameri-
afan ART exhibition IN Berlin gave 4
dinner "a which Ambassador Hin and
leading German officials made cordial
Speeches = The Dict passed the
gOvernments suffrage hin 10y "A vote OF
23h To- 16k: no socialist outbreaks were
reported from the capital === Speeches
fin the House of Lords showed opposition
90 changing the hereditary principle,
John Redmond predicted a general cleo
tiOn within n month. == Rear Admiral
o Bacon speaking "a London. predicted an
Increase of 30 per cent ia the size az
DreaonOugiltS. -= The Association Of
-sl8ritish chambers of Commerce. by a
vote ~ 81 - p, adopted resolutions in
SAVIOR of tariff reform. A serious
fight between Portuguese and British
officials has occurred on the Zambesi
River according 90 "a dispatch received
On Lisbon.
oMESTIC.-President Taft left Wash
lngton on his = 500-mile trim: he will go
\ FIRST 10 Chicago. and then visit Eastern
cities, among them Albany. Rochester
New Haven and New York = Argu-
nent on the STANDARD oil case ended I'm
Tho United States supreme Court At
forney General Wickersham making the
closing address for the government and
John -. Johnson replying for the defence
- Secretary Rallinger. in an address
N -. Paul, expressed his views on the
conservation ~ national resources ---
The Committce of Ten IN charge ~ tho
philadelphia caunen's strike issued
proclamation modelled after the Doclara-
ron 81 Independence. -= The defence
IN the Aids bribery investigation practi-
cauN rested -- Joseph ~ Choate
representing the receiver of the Third
Avenue Railroad Company. al "a hearing
az Albany urged that no more power be
given 10 the Public Service commissions
Or the state. -- Ouf man was killed
p and three wero injured in "A railroad coll
lision an Rochester. -= The Jury in
- the case of Mark Slate. former state
Printor n Ohio disagreed al Columbus
~ CITY Stocks were veak James
r. kcene testified again in the Hooking
70 pool inquiry and WAS aroused 10 anger
- by The examining attorney. ---- Pom"
Sharkey shared tho interest ~ spectators
with Enfico Caruso I'm "A Brooklyn police
2 court. -- More testimony concerning
alleged fake" paintings was heard an
fr lhe SuIrtine Court -= The Board ~
Education rejected "a resolution giving
"eQual pay Tor equal work" for teachers.
1850 Police Commissioner Baker Great
nd Flatbush precinct. -- jaime. =
y Curtis. Assistant SECRETARY OF the Truas-
fFalTy. and Collector Loeb visited the
{ liaVemeyer A. Elder plant where new
! -.scales ylll bc tested -- Foreclosure
proceedings were begun against the I'D
Moodsldc Water Company. ga Queens.
r.,-- IN was announced that the bar AS
= sociation would oppose the new court
Il house plan.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-
CAV; Unsettled The temperature yesteF-
cay. Highest. 80 degrees. lowest. %