New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The English Board OF
Trade has submitted a compromise in
The lockout of cotton employees which the
workuen have accepted and the en-
pioyers are expected TO approve. ==
Roald Amundsen has decided TO take the
steamer Fran on an Antarctic eXpeGi-
IiOn instead Of carrying out his plans 10
drift across the pole. - The fiancee
Of Edmond Poiilot, who was killed on
September - 10y the fall Of his aero
plane. went TO his grave and shot her
self through the heart. - The 1our
CORRESPOND ents who were injured by po-
lice in the riotinS IN the MoaDit clSiiict
in Berlin have been asked 10 appear al
= hearing on the case to-day -----
catholic demonstrations ia Spaln passeu
OF practically without oiSoIofI-
-,v-e171,--aisiht new cases Of cholera anu
sis, deaths were reported from tns cltF
and nro.ince Of Naples. -- AhuiNa-
75,,ls Doint 10 a comparatively peicelN IA
.la.tfon in Cuba ola November 1; q re-
mort OF the chief ol police al fiaN dc S,'i1
ea.-s that the national lottery Is gfFa'iS
ii,c~easins idleness aud mendlcAil'!-
poNFSTIC-P President Taft returned
-. Re.rrlv from New York. -- rive
III nineteen bodies buried IN the
-.-,-L .f ---Th. Times" building III Los
hTefia- were unearthed after thtftH
-. ,,-,,.f- II WAS learned at
!. Washington that Nu-1lng-laLie NS.u
n ,,,.sl,,ofi5liaad the throne OF emma IL
cor of abalishing the queue. - Al
WAS said al Syracuse that MtiNih a.
Heaven had written a letter 10 John A
Dix protesting against the treauheilI a. a.
corded the DnOndaga Delegates u "a.
Democratic state Convention.
fire caused 500 600 damage anu o.
s,roved twenty buildings at Camueh'
y clifford PinchOt- in an az
dress to the Brotherhood "f 81 AhcItN.,
a. Nashville. Tenn. spoke OF 1ht Sp''I1
of unrest IN the United states
The froiEhtcr Ne" York lo"il,+' -. =,
Thunder Bay. Lake Huron; bAt 'iS"
rs rescued. ---- United States Treas
,ror AIrClunE reported that the total
sno11rt of money in the United states
IS estimated at S3.il9,'lS,4s5' ana va
last ,-ear the government TOOK ia it'-ii
,rriosrv sources S675.711,7l5. the Iaf6-
est SUM in its history ----- IL
national Prison Congress opened Us
session in Washington
,-TTY-Arcording to official estimates
fy-entz-uine of the crew Wer" iost Mhei
The battleship New Hampshire Do9'
sank Saturday night, and thirteen tddl-
-;o,,a1 men were missing from roiicaii'
- Two bows lost their lives in hre
in 2 Hester street tenement house -
Ia q race to pick up an incoming
schooner. a wooden tug. In danger OF
Toundering. Nas rescued by her competi-
Tor = big steel lIS- In
service Commission issued . booklet
ri,-;n. fbo history and scope Of the tri-
borough subway =-- Inc acllils
NTaxor. Park Commissioner ana borough
President represented the city at the
dedication or q park which was retiiileu
- ,-,1 csol,i,,-Z -= The owner of q
ranch in Africa. where eX-Presioent
Roosevelt hunted. told of "A big game
hunting club that is being formed. -
a Young physician from AsheVilie' \. :;
committed suicide II the Ifaho tl'Ii ~ % -
T5,,l ----- Father Vaughn. an English
r,riest. preaching at the cathedral saia
that New York slums were para disc
..or1pared with those Of LONDON. =
captain Os5on said he expected Dr
Frederick A Cook. the arcuc eAploi e.
10 retrrn 10 this country soon and de-
liver lectures
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tor TO-
6a,-- Fair The temperature yesterday;
Highest, g. degrees, lowest. 3D.