New-York tribune., 1910-05-09
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-The body of Edward VII
will be buried III the Albert Memorial
Chapel at Windsor. after lying in state
at Buckingham Palace; there are signs
that the struggle between the Lords and
Commons may be postponed indefinitely
- Theodore Roosevelt's plans in Ger
many have been changed, the Emperor
being unable owing to the death OF KING
Edward, TO entertain the eS-PreSldent'
his Ronanes lecture at Oxford viii prob
a ahly be postponed and, owing TO bron-
ctial trouble, he was forced TO cancel
engagements at Stockholm - Ser
vices In memory of England's dead ruler
were held at churches OF all denomina-
tions in the kingdom, hopes being ex-
pressed that political differences might
be laid aside - An explosion wrecked
the plant Of the General Explosives Com
ranY at Hull. p. @, killing fifteen and in
turing about fifty persons. - E1ght
hundred bodies have been recovered from
the ruins at Cartago: it is believed that
over fifteen hundred persons have lost
their lives in the earthquake
DONESTTC.-Receipts from the cor
poration tax will exceed by nearly ST.
0Go. 600 Secretary MacNeagh's estimate
of s25. 000 0G0, it was said at Washington.
- Seventy dead bodies were recoV-
cred from the mine at Palos, Ala. where
an explosion occurred - Mrs Helen
Bowie. who. with her husband, was con-
victed Of the kidnapping Of Willie
Whitla may be released from the West
ern Penitentiary in Pittsburg On tech
nicality. Miss Nancy Bingaman, a
Tassar graduate, killed herself at her
home in Pittsburg. - The building
strike at Providence was reported set
tied Twelve hundred motormen
and conductors on the street railroads Of
Detroit voted to reject a compromise Of
fer of an increase IN wages and a strike
IS imminent An explosion Of a
peanut roasting machine at Poughkeep-
sic, n. Y. came near injuring number
of persons. - a son Of the Rev Will
lam T. Griffis, of Ithaca, N Y, won the
Cornell University prize for oratory pro
rided by General Stewart L. Woodford.
CITY-Lloyd c. Griscom was pain
fully bruised when q trolley car smashed
snto his automobile. - Christian Sci
ssntists discovered that a, pending amend
1nent TO the public health law Of this
state is a blow against all believers in
healing by faith. - Il was announced
that a trainload OF New Haven commut-
ers would GO to Albany to ask Governor
Hushes's aid in placing Communication
rates under the control of the Public
Service Commission. - The Rev DIR.
Edward B Coe criticised the methods OF
church work now in use in New York
City. speaking at the installation Of the
Rev. ri } Mcleod as minister Of the
Church Of st. Nicholas. - The death
of King Edward was noted by clergymen
throughout the city either in their ser
mons or prayers - A memorial ser
vice for King Edward VII viii be held
on the afternoon Of his funeral, May II,
at Trinity Church. - Prince Toku-
Eawa Iyesato president of the japanese
House of Peers, arrived here on his way
TO London. President Taft viii
open the Actors Fund Fair at 1 O'Clock
this afternoon in the arnory of the list
an rsf
Garden City started a Seventeen-day fast
as a cure for indigestion and other ills
BY annulment of the marriages of
TIE various women whom he duped and
BY the divorce Of his legal wife, bogus
count" in Sing Sing for bigamy VIII
emerge from prison single man.
THE wEATHER--Indicat for to-
dsv: Showers The temperature yester-
Day: Highest, e2 degrees: lowest, 81