New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESSES Several impor-
tant amendments to the railroad bill were
adopted. among them one by Mr. Over
man, Of North Carolina, prohibiting fed
eral courts from granting interlocutory
injunctions TO suspend state laws except
on an order Of three judges, one OF whom
should be a member of the Supreme
Court or a Circuit Judge - House:
An amendment was adopted to the sun
dry civil bin providing that the appro-
Iriation for the enforcement OF the Sher-
man antitrust law should not be used
IN the prosecution of labor organizations
FOREIGN.-Captain Charles Stewart
Rolls OF the London section Of the Army
Motor Reserve crossed the English Chan
uel from Dover 10 Calais and returned,
distance % fOrty-two miles. in ninety
minutes. EX-President Roosevelt
end Lord Cromer were guests of honor at
a dinner in London. - Commander
Robert r. Peary was presented TO King
George in London. - The kaisers 8
civil list. as King OF Prussia will prob
ably be increased to about $4,000, 00O
The forces OF the government In
Hungary won great victory at the polls
over the parties headed by Kossuth and
Justh. - A dispatch from Victoria,
r -. says mali adVices received there
tell Of hurricane which swept the 10y
atty Islands causing the loss Of many
lives and tne wreclling Of several ships
oouVer. Il. g. il is said. is contributing
literally TO funds of the leaders of the
anti British agitation in India. == A
dispatch from GuaYaqull. Ecuador. says
that friction between Ecuador and Peru
continues -= The first volume Of Cen
eral geylers book. My Rule in Cuba" :"
was published in Madrid
OMESTIC.-President Taft delivered
The annual commencement day address
at BrNn Mawr College. Philadelphia, at
which his daughter. Helen, is q student;
"a h. urged the benefits Of higher education
for women. - The principal railroads
in the East and Middle West flooded the
offices of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission with notices of increases in
freight rates. 10 take effect July s; At
Torney General Wicllersham declined 10
say whether or not more suits would De
brought bv the government == Joseph
-. Harris former president of the Read
ing and New Jersey Central railroads.
died suddenly at his home in German
town Penn. - Governor Hughes at
Albany welcomed the National Assembly
of Civil Service Commissions and the
New York State and Municipal Civil Ser
vice commissioners who are in session
there - Thirty-SiX indictments. in
VaIving nineteen persons seventeen OF
whom were arrested and admitted to
hail. were returned by the grand jury in
Schenectady County which has been In
N,-Stigating alleged graft cases. == 1t
Mas said in Boston that the direct evi-
Gelc- ia the trial Of Big Bill keliher
s.las nearly finished. - The degree OF
Doctor Of Laws Was conferred on Henry
t'lCvs. 4he banker by the University OF
Kentucky. at Lexington.
CTTY-Stocks rallied after early weak
r.oss. = one jockey was killed and
another WAS badly hurt in a race at
t;l,avesen6. -- The governments case
:gainst Z. Il Heike was completed and
-1he defence viii begin to-day. =-
August Belmont was hurt in polo acci-
DENT 1T Hes,lDstead =- r X Guggen-
helm son Of the Smelter king, was SEN
ten-ed 10 serve a DAY in the TombS for
s1,eeding his automobile. - The Cham
b..r OF Commerce elected Theodore Roose-
Mt an honorary member. - John A.
Dix OF Washington County, was elected
Unairmen Of the Democratic State Com
l7ittee to succeed W. J Conners.
THE WEATHER.-Indic for to-
day: Partly cloudy. The temperature
Yesterday: Highest. 61 degrees; low