New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS. The postal saw
Ings bank bill! and the proposed inyesu-
cation of the cost Of living were dis
-ussed. - House. The agricultural
appropriation bill was passed.
FOREIGN.-The waters of the Seine
are falling Steadily and relief work has
been so systematized that quarter of
4 million Of people in Paris and vicinity
are being fed and clothed. - Sir Ed
ward Clarke. counsel for Ernest Henry
SackvilIe- West in his attempt TO estab-
iIsh that he is the legitimate son and
aeir of the late Lord Lionel SackYllle
Sackville- West, retired from the case
- Formal approval by the Reich
stag Of the German-American tariff
agreement is expected tomorrow. ==
chancellor Won Bethmann-HollWe
sharply rebuted the Pan-Germans for
their attack on the Foreign Office.
The trial OF Cardinal Lucon at
Rheims on the charge Of attempting
% cripple the public schools through an
episcopal letter was finished. the court
deserving decision A monster
meeting Of Catholics was held in Madrid
10 protest against the reopening OF the
.sH schools 4 dispatch from
- Athens saws the King viii probably not
-onvoke parliament before December,
and the Cretans. therefore, VIII not have
= chance to elect Greek delegates soon.
== Ex-President Castro of Venezuela
oft Malaga for Las Palmas.
DOMESTIC. - Concessions by the
United States and Germany have avert
I'd threatened tariff war, and negotia-
ions have been concluded which ex-
-hange American minimum rates for the
entire and unqualified minimum list of
Germany. == Entering q general de-
7ial Of the charges made against him by
senator Benn Conger that he had ac-
ceptcd 81. 600 for influencing legislation
while majority leader OF the Assembly.
senator lothian p Aids filed his answer
With the clerk of the Senate at Albany
= The court martial Of Paymaster
George P Aud was finished at the
tharlestown Navy Yard, Boston. --
in the trial Of Mrs. Stewart Ford for al
eyed blackmail at Cincinnati c. J..
Harriner. convicted treasurer of the Big
-Four Railway. testified that he had as
sumed the shortages Of two former en-
Dloycs Of the road. =- The Supreme
court Of Tennessee took under advise
nent the plea OF Colonel Duncan p.
cooper and his son. Robin Cooper, for a
new trial IN the Carmack case. -
Wesley II. Kellogg. student of Gaze
0oVia Seminary. who was injured in 4
football game last fall, died at Syra-
-,ise. == A wealthy PittsbUrg con-
tractor was reported to have purchased
large tract of land near Scranton,
Penn, for the purpose OF establishing
there . modern Garden of Eden"
FTTN.-Stocks we're weak -- The
Hudson County grand jury found tons Of
frozen meats in Swift's Jersey City eS-
= adjustment. -= l'nIted States author
tiles seized eighty thousand spoiled eggs
in a warehouse. =- Mrs. y. Gould
Rrokaw won her suit for separation and
received an award of $50 n year as
aliFnony - Mayor Gaynor tells police
when they have right 10 make arrests.
Judge Hand told counsel for Louis
pauihan that he would probably grant
he Wright brothers motion for an order
restraining the French aviator.
The murder charge against the magician
Denison. arrested in the Highbridge Park
rase. failed, but the prisoner was held on
another count. -= Aldermen and 9TH
Prs barShlN criticised ticket speCulating
AZ an aldermanic hearing yesterday.
THE WEATHER-Indicati tons for to-
day: Fair and somewhat colder. The
temperature Yesterday: Highest, - de-
srees; lowest. 81.