New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-08
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-King Alfonso has signed
6 bill prohibiting further religious or
ders 10 enter Spain until negotiations
with the Vatican are concluded. -
Japan is reported TO be emerging from
her financial depression: money is
plentiful and business development Is
progressing fayorably- - The move
ment to bar moving pictures of the
Jeffries-J johnson fight was taken up in
ENGLAND, Australia, New Zealand ana
India - French railway operatives
have voted a general strike on principle,
pending settlement Of demand for in
creased wages. - The RussO-Jap-
enese convention, 1t is announced, Gre
ates a situation that is unfavorable to
Corea- China, America and Central
European powers. - NJ. OlieSlager
broke the distance and duration records
at the Rheims aero meet. remaining IN
the air - hours 50 minutes and 30 sec
onds, covering the distance Of 15S 35-1oO
miles.
DOMESTIC.-A C Campbell, law Of
his resignation In a letter praising the
work OF Secretary Ballinger. = Re-
ports of q movement against the United
States at the Pan American Conference,
at BuenoS Ayres,- were diScredlted at the
State Department - II was an
bounced at Beverly, Mass that Presi-
dent Taft's ten days vacation, begun on
Wednesday. would be extended TO IN
clude a cruise Of ten days on the May
flower - Mrs. Ella Flagg Young. of
Chicago defeated z. Y. Snyder, principal
OF the Colorado State Normal School, for
president of the National Education
Association. at its convention in Bos-
ton by a vote of eli TO 316; the board
of directors of the association voted
unanimously to hold the next conVen-
ton Of the association in San Fran
cisco in 1911. - On petition of the
International Paper Company Judge
Colt. in the United States Circuit Court
a Boston appointed receivers OF The
Boston Herald" Company. including
bond issue Of s1,70o,000; the indebted
ness is about s2.200.000. - Various
towns and cities over the country took
action to bar the reproduction in NOV
ing pictures of the Jeffries-Jo Johnson
fight The Matheson Motor Car
COMPANY filed petition in Wilkes-Barre
asking for a receiEersilip: il was said
the company was perfectly solvent.
CITY.-Stoek prices higher = Ex-
President Roosevelt promised TO make
speech in advocacy Of the reelection OF
Senator Beverage. OF Indiana, who was
among his visitors at Sycamore Hill
- Cloaknakers, estimated in number
at about fifty thousand, went on strike
for a shorter day and higher wages
Chairman Wilcox. in a, letter to
the Mayor. called the new subway prop
ositions of the marlborough unfair TO the
CITY The Mayor guaranteed a fair
hearing for Fire Chief Croker. who has
been accused Of incompetency and other
offences by subordinates. go The
Western Union cut off its special wire
service TO so-called unConnected brokers
in many states. Witnesses told the
Congressional committee investigating
naturalization in this city that immigrants
were subjected to extortiOn- = Steam
boat inspectors said the Grand Republic
rad complied with the law in every re-
spect. - The president and attorney
Of the Carnegie Trust Company denied
charges Of usury and said the company
never got checks for bonuses Chapman
saws he paid. Mrs. c. c. Dickinson
fled a claim for $4,000 against cas-
.1alty company alleging that her hus-
bands death was accidental - The
Long Island Railroad announced the
postponement Of its service through the
East River tunnels from August L to
Sen.e-nber g. The Municipal Art
Commission approved both the design
and the site for the proposed Maine
monument
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-
day: Showers. The temperature yester-
day: Highest 70 degrees; lowest 60 de-
EreeS.