New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-King George is adopting
Emperor Williams methods OF getting
IL touch with the army and navy. =
A meeting of opponents Of woman suf-
frage was held IN Trafalgar Square;
little enthusiasm was shown. = In
vestigation Of the case of NJ. ROchette,
the ba mixer, leads Parisians to believe
the charges made against officials. --
AdVices from Bluefelds say that yellow
fever has broken out at the Bluff and
has caused many deaths among the
Ma driZ troops; the Venus is bOmbarding
Halfway Cay; General Matuty has
escaped. - The Hon. Alan Reginald
Boyle son of the Earl of Glasgow, was
injured when his monoplane fell at
BouTnem0uth, England: Eugene Ely, an
aviator. fell several hundred feet in
Manitoba, and was fatally injured =
The international Railroad Congress ad-
turned Of Berne to reassemble in Ber-
lin In 1915 Carlos E Restrepo,
vice-president of the House of Repre-
sentatives was elected President OF Co
lnmbia. - Fifteen thousand coal min
ers struck at Biiboa, Spain, and troops
were held in readiness at Madrid to be
sent to the scene - The Hamburg
American Line steamer Schwarzburg
ran ashore while leaving Kingston, Ja=
maica, but was not seriously damaged.
DOMEST1C.-Belief was expressed by
Washington officials that the time for
intervention by the United States in
Nicaragua is near. - Secretary Mac
Veagh. at his summer home, in Dublin,
y. H, gave out a statement faVoring
the formation of emerge ency currency as
sociations by national banks. -
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon was tempo
rariiy overcome by the heat while de-
liyering an address at Winfield, Kan; he
recovered later and, ii was said, was not
in a serious condition. - At the re-
quest of the men, the Pennsylvania Rail-
raNF Tn a fr7r1fl lIYl
Of negotiations on Monday. The
jury in the case Of Willard H. Peck for
nerly secretary of the Peoples Mutual
Life Insurance Association and Leagae,
charged with perjury. returned verdict
OF guilty at Syracuse. - Mrs. Mary
Baker Eddy observed her eighty ninth
birthday at her home in Brookline,
Mass. - Strikers on the Delaware &
Hudson Railroad held up a wrecldng
train with rifles; deputies were sworn
in but the strikers had disappeared
when they arrived on the scene. =
Judge Frazer, in Pittsburg. granted a
decree of absolute divorce TO Mrs. Mary
Scott Hartje from her husband, Angus
tin Hertje, the millionaire paper manu-
factuTer.
CTTY.-Stocks were dull and prices
heavy. - Fire destroyed Pier IA on
the North River burned the freighter
H f. Dinock, scorched the Harvard ana
did Ssro,0s0 damage. - Conditions
OF the airship flight between New York
and St Louis for a prize Of $4,000
We're announced. - Copies OF the
new banking Jaw aimed at small East
Side institutions. distributed by fhe
State Controller, worried Wall Street
financial houses. - The annual gasn4
Of baseball between the firemen of New
York and Boston attracted four thou
sand spectators at Bronx Oval. -
Congressman Joseph A. Goulden, OF the
1tSh District, announced that he would
not be a candidate for denomination.
- Three persons We're carried off a
ninety-foot bridge in a wagon, when
horse SHE'D on a bridge in Jersey City.
and a woman was killed. The
grand jury which indicted the presi-
dent OF Queens Borough presented a pc
tition TO Governor Hughes requesting
his removal from Office. =- Many per-
sons were injured when monorail car
left the track in its trial trip between
Barlow and City Island. - Mr..
Roosevelt said he expected early visits
from Republicans Of all shades of belief.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-
day: Showers. The temperature yes
terday: Highest, 81 degrees; lowest, Il,