New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-Senate: Debate on the
long-and-short-hau clause OF the ad-
ministration railroad bill continued
House: The administration rail-
road bill, with many Of its original feat
ures eliminated, was passed by q vote OF
200 to 126.
FOREIGN-Queen Alexandra sent q
pathetic message 20 the nation, thanking
the people of all classes for their SYM
pathy: King George issued an address
TO the navy; the Cabinet has decided 10
Introduce a bill modifying the Kings
declaration regarding Catholics: MT
Roosevelt's lecture at Oxford has been
postponed. - Theodore Roosevelt and
members OF his family were cordially
welcomed by Emperor William at Pots
dam. where they were guests at lunch
con: the ex-Presi6ent, who is suffering
from laryngitis. consulted a specialist
soon after his arrival in Berlin =
The German Reichstag, in spite OF the
American protest, passed the bill limit
inE the amount of production Of potash.
a dispatch from Lima said that
the Peruvian government was continuing
preparations for war; FL Concrete"
SAYS that the only hope Of peace lies in
the intervention OF the United States
DOMESTIC-The ss-examination
- Of Secretary Ballinger was resumed by
G;iaViS's counsel before the BaLlnger-
Pinchot investigating committee, -
-
chief speakers at a Progressive" rally
ins Des Moines, Iowa. - In the AS
sembly at Albany Mitchell Z. Friend,
Tamnany Democrat from the 31st As
sembly District, was declared properly
seated. thus defeating his Republican
opponent. Samuel Marks. who contested
the seat Governor Hughes received
a delegation OF Westchester County citi-
zens, who urged legislation that will en-
able the Public Service Commission to
-Tcss-EF Lat
rates. - The Senate at Albany passed
the bill permitting the sale of SKINNED
milk and SKINNED milk products in New
York and Kings counties == Many
Christian Scientists and spiritualists
;5npeared before the Senate Public
Health Committee, in Albany. in opposi-
ton to the Witter-W r-Wilkie bill regulating
.iae healing art The defence closed
fits case in the trial of Dr.. B. c. Hyde
for the murder Of Colonel Thomas H
Swope. in Kansas City. Mo. and it was
said the case would be IN the hands OF
the jury by Saturday
CITY-Stocks were gtrong. 4
seventeen-year-ol Easton Penn) girl
was taken from the home of d Chinaman
and his white wife through the proMpt
work OF Assistant District Attorney
Moss. Detectives familiar with
Oriental crimes said the double murder
IN which q Eindoo butler was killed was
evidently the work OF an East Indian
secret society called the Punchaya- =1---
A Brooklyn policeman arrested and
locked UP his wife and daughter, who had
got into a Wordy war that he could stop
In no other way - witnesses for the
defence told Of the Mercantile National
Banks S500ol0 loan to Z. A Heinze-
A woman, divorced by her hus-
band, sought to kill herself by taking
roison. - Lackawanna and Jersey
Central officials said they We're consider
ing an increase in communication rates on
their lines. The police, acting under
the Mayors orders, stopped a play said
TO be indecent and refused to renew the
license of the New York Theatre.
THE wEATHER--1ndicati for to-
day: Partly cloudy. The temperature
Yesterday: Highest, 60 degrees; low
est, 5e.