New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-09
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Baroness Delaroche fell
in Voisin aeroplane at Rheims; both
legs and arms were broken, although the
doctors say that she has a, chance OF re-
corery; several records We're mace
Bishop Brent visited Premier AS
ouith. Sir Edward Grey and Lord Nor
lev in an effort to reduce the production
of ,oI,illrn in India. Hints are eX-
pressed in German and Austrian papers
that the new RusSo-Japanese alliance
regarding China may menace American
concessions and the open door policy IN
Manch,lria The German court
which is hearing the case Of Rudolph
Franclxe against Commander Peary has
ordered the plaintiff to produce Dr. COOK
rs a witness Cold and wet weather
has caused serious damage to the crops
ia France; the loss in the champagne
district is estimated at 100000 -
President AIontt of Chill will go TO Eu-
rope in search of health, leaving Elias
Fernandez at the head Of the govern
=nent- The Portuguese government
is preparing TO introduce a bill for high
Ct tariff
DOMESTIC President Taft called on
Justice Moody, of the United States Su-
rreme Court, at Magnolia. Mass -"
A startling report on the condition OF
spring wheat was made by the crop re-
porting board Of the Department OF
Agriculture, the average throughout the
United States on July j being only CLIO.
against a ten-year average of Si-l -
Colonel John S Mosby, the noted ex-
Confederate leader. has been dismissed
from the Department Of Justice at
Washington on account OF oId age, II Is
said. Congressman Walter Pres
ton Rrownlow died at his home IN Johh-
son City Tenn The United States
Circuit Court of Appeals at Chicago or
dered rehearing by the Interstate Com
merce Commission as to the justice OF It's
IL pat .1C
The funeral of Chief Justice Melville w
Fuller was held in Chicago: the hody
was buried beside that OF his VIE IN
(5raceland Cemetery. - Inc Kew. III
W G. Williamson, of ST. LOUIS. was
chosen president OF the Baptist Young
Peoples Union of America at the inter
national convention at Saratoga Springs,
Ny The fOrty-eighth annual con-
yentiOn OF the National Education Asso-
citation ended at Boston
CTTY-Stocks closed weak after early
strength 49, c. c. Dickinson went TO
St. I,uke's Hospital, where he died three
hours after the directors Of the Carnegie
Trust Company had examined him about
loans he had made - Walter Well
man and Melvin Vanneman. 1T was an
rounced. would try to cross the Atlantic
in a Girigfbfe balloon in September -
Reports by the national guard concern
ing the parade on July showed that
large proportion Of the guardsmen were
I'm line The Gaekwar Of Baroda
arrived in this city on his tour OF the
world. - The seventh husband OF d
woman who IS now living with her
eighth sued to recover property valued
at $4,000, which he alleged she OBJ
tanned by fraud - Three ailesed
smuggling cases were reported by the
customs authorities. - Joseph Smol-
len was not mentioned in his. wife's Will
and made no objection to its probate
because Of settlement with his father
3n-Iaw, G. Rowland DeaVItt - MIS-;
Helen Kelly Gould and Ralph Hill
THOMAS got marriage license, the wed
ding TO take place here on Monday
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-
day: Partly cloudy. The temperature
YESTERDAY: Highest, so degrees; lowest,