New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-13
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Lord Kitchener, Il was
reported in London, may resign the
Mediterranean command. - j. dis
patch from Como. Italy. says the police
hare no news of Porter Charlton, hus-
band of the woman whose body was
found in Lake Como. - Five more
bodies were removed from the surken
French submarine Pluviose, off Calais.
- The officers of the United States
special service squadron were enter
tanned at dinner by the Minister of Ma
rine at Uruguay. - The Italian Am
bassador at Vienna protested against
the presentation Of the panorama, rep
resenting the naval engagement at
LISA in 1866, when the AustrianS de-
feated the Italians. - Henry T.
Gage, recently appointed Minister to
Portugal, was received by King Manuel.
Herman Rdder and David Jayne
Hill had luncheon with the German En-
peror and Empress. - The Papal
Nuncio at Madrid formally protested
against the religious reforms just inau
surated. - According to dispatches
received IN Mexico City, the Indian up
rising in Yucatan has been practically
suppressed
DoNESTIC-Prince and Princess
F1lshirni received important dispatches
at Boston which made necessary their
return to Japan at once. - II was
said at Washington that wholesale
prices were higher than at any other
period in the nations history. j ohm
w. Kern is being urged by Indiana Dem
ocrats to withdraw his charges that
Senator Shively was the beneficiary in
The caucus which elected him of votes
purchas ed by the brewery interests; it
Is pointed out that his refusal to specify
his charges or withdraw them threatens
To disrupt the Indiana Democracy. -
Census employees in Louisville organized
Census EnumeratorS Union No L to
redress alleged grievances against the
government; the president declared the
organization had the support of enumer-
atOrs in sixteen other cities. - Bac-
calaureate sermons were delivered at
Brown University. Tufts Smith and
Mount Holyoke colleges. - The body
O. 4 PeekslsiI man was found in the
Connecticut River at Thompsonville,
Conn. sheriff OF Charlemont,
Mass. was shot and killed while at
tempting to arrest a man on charge
Of assault at Monroe Bridge; the des-
perado escaped.
CITY--Hamilton announced he would
fly to Philadelphia to-day. and tried out
his machine at Governors Island. -
Mrs. Alice B. Morrison was fatally in
jured when a trolley car smashed a
tsxicab in which she was riding in Mad
ison avenue. - The Merchants Pro-
tective Association reported a marked
decrease Of fraudulent bankrupts in the
drygoods trade. - The Rev. DR.. j.
Lewis Parks, rector OF Calvary Episco-
pal Church, announced that he would
resign within a month. - Lumber
Jack rode log through Hell Gate dis
mounting but once, when his log dived
under a dredge. - Manager of Fresh
Air Fund called fer volunteer assistants
and 100000 working capital - Pro-
fessor Starr, the anthropologist, said a
reaction might be expected in Japan
against Occidentalism. - A Jersey
City policeman was shocked to death
by electricity at a call box, the wires
of which became crossed with electric
light wires The Rev. c. W. Grin
ton. in a sermon, deplored apartment
house life, which he called semi-Va-
yrancy. Steamship agents said
that eastward bookings We're larger than
in the record year OF 1907. - Pre-
liuainary steps Were taken for the pro-
posed strike Of 10000 cloakmakers
- New Haven man jumped from
train on Central Road and was severely
injured.
THE wEATHER.-Indicati for to-
0av: Fair and warmer. The tempera-
ture yesterday: Highest, 90 degrees;
lowest, 50.