New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS Mr.. Aldrich in
troduced resolution providing tor the
creation Of budget commission; the
constitutionality Of the eXtTadltlon OF
criminals from one state TO anolher IN
cases in which the prosecution is ac-
cording TO the process Of information"
was discussed. - The House was not
fn session
FOREIGN.-The Navy Department re-
ceived a dispatch from Captain Shlpley.
commander Of the Des Moines, telling or
another engagement In which SIX thou-
sand insurgents attacked the government
forces at AcoyapS- == Inc Iripune
Premier Asquith will press the budget
befor taking w the question OF REFORM
of the House OF Lords. - Paris IS
resII,ning its normal appearance, and
comprehensive plans for relief ana pre-
vention Of disease have been outlined
f1eeo gratitude is expressed to America
for flnancial aid. = GoldWln Smlth
fe1I in his holne. in Toronto. and was
seriously injured = The International
Court Of Arbitration at The Hague has
set June ! as the date for hearing the
differences between the United States
and Great Britain growing out Of the
Newfoundland fisheries. = The
Reichstag passed the United States
German tariff agreement = Two
Cuban editors were sentenced at Ha-
wanna for Hbelling President Gomez
The hundredth anniversary OF ole
Bulls birth was celebrated at Chris
tiania.
OMESTIC.-Senator Frank P Flint,
of California. announced that ne would
moi b. \ candidate for reelection. ==
Clifford Pinchot was before the Ballinger-
Pinchot investigating committee and VIII
probably give his testimony next Friday
Ii was announced at Quincy, Mass
that contracts were signed yesterday IN
London for the construction in this coun-
try Of two battleShips of the Dreadnought
l class for the Argentine Republic. ==
IIt was reported in Boston that Paymas-
ter Aud had been found guilty by the
court martial which tried his case last
week - @. H. Cheney, State Super
intendent Of Banks. made IN address he
fore bankers at the Hotel Ten Eyck, at
Albanv - Eleven miners were killed
BY a gas explosion in the Ernest mine
Of the jefferson and Clearfield Coal Com
rany. near Indiana. Penn. == The case
Of Mrs Jeanette SteWart-FOrd. charged
with hlackmailing c. L. Warriner, con-
victed treasurer of the Big -Four Rail-
way was given to the jury at Cincin-
natl.
CITY.-Stocks were strong. No
trace was found of the $10, 600 bill lost
IN Wall Street on Friday. - Hatters
planned to carry the decision in the Dan
bury Conn. bOycottirg case . the
United States Supreme Court =- The
police declared no action would be taken
against theatres to-day under the new
decision. - Justice Goff set aside
verdict Of murder in the second degree i'll
2 trial for murder in the first degree.
Two brothers fought a duel with
revolvers: one was perhaps fatally shot
-- Miss Alice PAUL, the suffra gette,
told Of her experience in a British jail.
== Thomas N. Lynch, the water reg
lister. lost his $4,000 Job - House
wives bought liberally Of foodstuffs, but
prices sagsed as the week ended =
All Queens Borough turned out 20 cele-
bratc the opening Of through trolley ser
vice TO Manhattan. -= The II. W. Poor
house at No. ! Lexington avenue was
sold to the Charles Buck Construction
Company.
THE WEATHER.-lndicati for to-
day Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 80 degrees: lowest. -.