New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
THE NETS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS. Senate: The Bennett
white slave bill was passed, and a bill
10 modify federal criminal procedure was
discussed. - House: The diplomatic
Rnd consular appropriation blil was
r2ssed. REPRESENTATIVE Bennett delenueu
Governor HUghes's stand on the income
tax constitutional amendment
roRETGE-One man out Of 157 Of the
Passengers and crew of the steamer Cen
eral ChanZv was saved after the wreck
s,f the. steamer on the coast Of Mlnorca'
she Was bound from Marseilles to Al
.-j..rs -= General Estrada is reported
10 be rndismayed by the recent cefeat
Of his troops at Santa Clara; the lnsur-
gent forces are said to be continuing
their advance on Managua. - The
Pouruuoi Pas. with the French eXpeuI-
ton GA board. arrived at Punta Arenas,
the South Pole was not Iouhd.
CORRESPONDENCE between Commander
Peary and Captain Scott, which was
made public IN London. told Of friendly
rivalry for the discovery OF the South
Pole and urged the exchange OF obSef-
,-atiJuS Premier SClnlno an
bounced that the government would in
1roduce measures devoting 100000 TO
subsidize Italian shipping, making more
stringent laws regarding foreign lnsur-
;tnce companies in Italy, and reducing
the term Of compulsory military service.
The hoof and mouth disease, be
erania. has appeared at Berlin.
DOMESTIC-A subcommittee of the
House Naval Committee reported ad-
Versely the bin 70 promote Robert z.
Peary to the rank Of rear admiral on the
retired list - The Ballinger- Pinchct
Investigating committee held short SEES
sion and adjourned until Monday =
Senator CoEgeT was on the stand ~ the
Aids invest ieatiOn at Albany. = The
Hughes direct primary bill was intro
duceG n the Legislature at Albany by
Senator Human and AsSemblNman
Green Patrick E McCabe said at
Albany that William ]. Corners would
soon resign as chairman of the Demo-
cratic State Committee. - The spe-
cial grand jury TO inquire into the Swope
mystery was inpanelled at Kansas City
and viii begin its sessions to-day --
Thomas CrimminS, son Of John d Grim
minis, married Mrs. Julia Lloyd. OF New
York and Noroton, Conn, at Augusta.
Ca - The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
announced an additional appropriation Of
$4,000. 600 for improvements TO its motive
power.
CITY. - Stocks We're strong.
controller Prendergast urged on the
Board Of Estimate the collection Of SEA
oo0, geo arrears in assessments on public
improvements. = Mr.. Stimson said
that Heil1es immunity plea could not
stand, because his evidence before fed
tE'al grand juries had not been required.
:- lawson PuTdy. president Of the
Tax Board, wrote to the Mayor showing
that he, toe, was opposed 10 the personal
tax levy. - Police Commissioner
Baker started on vacation, and it was
said he would soon &c out Of the de-
s7srtmeny. == Another heavy snow
rtOrm descended upon the city -
Frank Hedley told the Public Service
Commission the Interborough had al
ways had all the cars that could he used
81 the subway. 80 Charges Of perjury
may add 10 the troubles Of alleged
ccunterfeiters now on trial.
THE WTBTFER.-Indic for to-
ca: Snov-. The temperature yester-
DAY: Highest, - degrees lowest. is.