New-York tribune., 1910-06-24
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

ONGRESS.-Senate: The day was
devoted principally to action on confer
ence reports, with q view to adjournment
Saturday; Senator Burton led filibuster
against the Appalachian forest reserve
bill - House: The Hughes amend
ncnt to the sundry civil bill, exempting
labor unions from prosecution under the
antitrust law, was stricken out, at the
insistence of President Taft
FOREIGN.-Seven new peers, includ-
ing Sir Walter Foster. Sir Weetman
Dickinson Pearson and Sir Christopher
F'urness, were created in honor Of King
Georges birthday. - Captain +. s
Cody. the American aviator employed by
the British War Department fell one
hundred feet from an aeroplane at Alder
shot, England, and was gravely in
jured. - Three American battleships,
with five hundred midshipmen from An
napolis arrived at Plymouth. England,
on their summer practice cruise. -
The International Congress Of Chambers
of Commerce, sitting in London, shelved
until the next meeting the proposal OF
Mr.. Knox, the Secretary Of State, for
Court Of Arbitral Justice. " The En-
peror Of Germany arrived at Kiel for the
regatta King Ferdinand and Queen
Eleanore of Bulgaria arrived in Paris
The Worlds Missionary Confer
ence III Edinburgh continues to be well
attended. - Non n-combatants in
Acoyafa, Nicaragua, were notified to
leave before a bombardment is begun
by Estrada troops. - Colonel Jose r.
Pizarro was appointed Minister OF War
OF Peru, succeeding General Z. h. Munlz,
syho resigned because OF Ill health
DOMESTIC.-In a signed statement
in The Cincinnati Times-S Star, PreSi-
dent Paft expressed himself as elated at
the legislation enacted by this term or
- Congress. - The majority of the Sen
ate Committee on Cost Of Living report
+t-ar tl,n nf ypC
for high prices, and gave various causes
e for advances. The Interstate Com
ulerce Commission requested New Jersey
railroads which have given notice OF in
creases in communication rates to post
rCne the advances until August !. -
L w2s said at Albany that no date had
been set for the visit Of Governor Hughes
to ex- President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay.
Judge Landis, at Chicago, dis
missed as faulty the Indictment against
the so-called Beef Trust, but ordered the
calling Of a special grand jury to IND
valid indictment. In speech at
ST. Paul W. c. Brown, president OF the
New York Central lines, pointed out the
peril existent in the failure of food pro-
duction TO keep pace with the increasing
demand. Frederick Kohler, Cleve-
lands Golden Rule" police chief, was
acquitted OF charges OF drunkenness and
fnlmorality - Martin J. Walsh and
four others were indicted at Boston for
offences alleged TO have been committed
In connection with the wrecking of the
National City Bank Of Cambridge, Mass.
CITY-Stocks were dull and weak.
-- Porter Charlton landed at HOboken,
yas promptly arrested and confessed that
he hs d killed his wife, Mary Scott Castle
CharitCn, whose body was found in a
trunk in Lake Como, Italy, on June 10.
- Judge O'Sullivan refused to make
public for the time being a pTesentment
filed by the Rockefeller grand jury. -
A national council of aero clubs, with
one delegate from each state, viii have
entire charge of national and interna-
tional meets after this year. - Mr..
Roosevelt said that Governor Hughes
had not yet fixed the date for his visit
to Sycamore Hill and told of other visit
ors he expected. - Two Philadelphia
women who failed to declare jewelry had
the option given them of paying the
penalties or being prosecuted. -
Mayor Gaynor delivered the address TO
the graduating class of the College OF
the City of New York. = The City
Record Commission filed an appendix to
its report exemplifying the charges OF
waste in city printing and advertising
THE WEATHER.-Indicati for to-
day Generally fair The temperature
yesterday: Highest, 81 degrees; low
est 70