New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN snd Chavez
,r,sce unsuccessful attempts 20 fly across
the Simplon Pass 10 Milan; CHAVEZ
YEARLY edualled his record for height, but
was unable TO make headway against
.he air currents. Testimony tend
snc 10 show intense jealousy of Belle
fillmore by Ethel Clara Leneve was
brought out At the corOner's inquest ia
she Crippen murder case; Or Pepper
fsvpressed his belief that the parts OF tiie
body found were those OF woman
". u. Maclagan. former Arch
i,igilop Of York died IN London --
The Master Cotton Spinners' Federation
decided 20 lock out 10000 employees
a,1:less the dispute at Oldham VAS sell
-ias t-- October 1. Louis Botha
viii retain his post of Premier in South
Africa. despite his defeat IN the receht
elections. = The International Con
ference on Unemployment began its ses-
;-iors - Paris Nail sdvlces from
pekiuE told Of q rising in Chinese Tur-
l..e-an in which many shops at the capl-
fai Of the province were burned.
DOMESTIC Details Of the conference
between President Taft and ex-President
Roosevelt at New Haven were given out
- ALBANY when the Presidents train
,.scl;s5 there. Nrr Taft told the former
srre sident that he stood firmly by the
letter written TO Lloyd c GT1Scom, IN
,.Hsh he fa-ored the direct nomination
s s-ongressmen and state legislators
..nd ~vnpathized with the night against
l,oy~isrn -- The board Of control for
1ae postal savings banks VIII meet III
Washington before the Cabinet assem-
Les next week. - The Bureau OF
Printing and Engraving in Washington
old II Per cent more work this year than
last hut mana ged TO save SlI2.to -
James T bennox- bankrupt leatner
man OF T,vnn. Mass. was indicted on
14zentv-five counts which charge the lar
CellE Of S314G05- -- Senator Lodge
who was taken III on Saturday with IN
digestion. wss said 10 be In me conGl-
ton at his home in Nahant, Mass ----
stock manipulation and imitation WAS the
subject Of investigation ar the railroad
freight rate hearing in Chicago. -= it
WAS said at Boston that the American
Peace Society favored the adoption OF 4
treaty OF permanent obligatory arbitra-
sion between the United States and Eng
1snd as a feature Of the celebration Of
she centenary Of peace between the two
countries. planned for 1914.
CTTy-Stoclzs Were dull and prices ir-
regular - In a letter to his sister,
Miss Mary z Gsylor. the Mayor de-
scribed his sensations after the at
7es1ated assassination. for which he held
Tia. Hearst pers responsible. -
The acting Mayor made hurrfedly
planned trip 10 st James, and TIE I'M
pression prevailed that Police Commits
Sioner Bakers head was IN the balance.
= Letters from scientists in the
Arctic for the Museum Of Natural His
tory told Of hardships caused by the loss
of food supplies. - Ex-PresideRt
Roosevelt returned 10 Oyster Bay and
said his talk with President Taft was
satisfactory in every way -[ Gam
bling circles were upset when ten men
taken in recent raids were held III heavy
bal for The grand jury =-- The entries
of six French avtators were received by
the promoters Of the international avia-
zion meet =- George L. Bedell took
the witness stand IN his own behalf, and
admitted taking house money, which
he said all importers paid.
THE wEATHER--Indicsti for to-
DAY: Cloudy and possible showers. The
temperature yesterdsy; Highest, ii de-
srees: lowest 81.