New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-15
THE NEWS THIS. MORNING.

-. CONGRESS. - Senate: 4 bill was
passed providing for the enumeration Of
The nationality and mother tongue OF all
persons included in the next census.
House: The consideration of bills
affecting the District OF Columbia con-
sumed the entire day.
- FOREIGN-Lord Rosebery moved in
the upper house that the peers resolve
themselves in q committee Of the whole
&c consider reforms and presented &
resolution that peerage should not af-
ford q right TO d seat. == Premier
Asquith announced in the House OF
Commons that the budget would be re
introduced and disposed Of before the
spring recess; Sir Edward Grey, speak
ing at Liberal dinner, urged radical
e reform OF the Lords, but opposed u
single chamber. Theodore ROose-
Welt was warmly welcomed ut Khar-
t"uu, where he met his wife and
daughter: he is in excellent health.-=
NM. Millerand and BarJhOu defended
abe government before the Chamber OF
deputies regarding the Duez scandal;
the opposition insisted that the Ministry
should be held responsible for the
frauds. The German government
intends to introduce a bill widening the
self-goYernment ii Alsace-L Lorraine.
DOMESTll.--Prasi Taft issued a
proclamation calling on al citizens TO
go the celIsIS officials III their work.
John -. Miiburn began the aTgu-
I
Ea'ouTJ to prove that the STANDARD Oil
sEomp2ng WAS not a monopoly and there
fore should not be dissolved. -- At
the iLsistence OF members OF the Pnila-
'ielphta stock Exchange, President
Kruger OF the Rapid Transit COMPANY
met with representatives Of the strik-
ing carmen: the ACT was considered
favorable 10 "a settlement. -- The
limited States Steel Corporation was
reported ii Pittsburg TO have begun u
: campaign 10 acquire control Of al the
coal properties in the river district. -----
The annual report of .. II. Cheney, state
Superintendent of Banks, relative 70 say
ings banks, trust companies, safe deposit
companies and miscellaneous corpora
tons was made public 81 Albany ---=
Senator AgneW introduced bills at AL
bany directed against oral betting. ----
A serious fire at Jamestown. y. Y, caused
q loss az SS00,0G0, the death az one man
and The serious injury Of three others
e. Funeral services for Representa-
tive James Il. Perkins were held at
Rochester.
CITY.-Stocks were duh and firm.
:- Mayor GaynoT ordered Commits
sioner Baker IL put on trial at once the
two pRtrolnen who made arrests on
sunday, outside al their precincts, while
Of duty. CORPORATION Counsel
Watson made several changes in his
Office. -- 4 gift to New York Uni
versity Of $100.D06 to endOW a chair IN
eH1edielne wes announced. == 1t was
announced that Louis Paulhan would
make 40 more flights in this country.
= a new schedule went into effect
II the subway and Frank Hedley said
he hoped to be regarded 'as a decent
tcft'Zen yet" =-- The trial of ar art
collectors action against Z dealer 10
recover the money paid for alleged
forged paintings attracted much atten-
zion III artistic circles. == The jury
IN the case of the G. =. y. 7. student on
trial for murder disagreed and was dis
charged.
. THE EATHER-Indicatiun Tor to-
Gay: Fair The temperature yesterday:
Highest, Al degrees; lowest %.