New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-The Senate was not in
session. - House: The sundry civil
bill, carrying appropriations of more
shan 100000 ,0e0, was passed.
FOREIGN. = The action regarding
American freight rates has checked in
vestments from Paris. and sharp declines
are shown on the Bourse- - The Trlb-
1Ine's correspondent in Paris says that
M. Brands bill for electoral reforms will
probably be carried. - John Red
mond, leader OF the Irish Nationalist
PARTY. maintains the balance of power
in the House; Liberal peer viii PROB
ably be chosen 70 succeed LORD Mimic as
Eiceroy of India. - Great interest is
shown in London's horse show, and there
Sc talk OF buying permanent quarters;
Mr. Roosevelt's speech on Egypt, ii is
said. may add TO his popularity in Eng
land. - The Pope received delega-
rion of sailors from the cruiser New
FORK, now at Naples. and urged upon
them loyalty 20 America. == An army
airship made a surprise reconnaissance
over London, circling St. Paurs at night
Al returning to Aldershot. -- Two
missionaries, Miss Mary E Williams, OF
Philadelphia, and Howard f Bishop, OF
Ames Iowa, were drowned while bathing
in the Gulf Of Cambay. at Bulsar, north
of Bombay, India.
DOMESTIC.-Presiden Taft, in an ad-
dress at Jackson, Mich, declared social
ism TO he the great problem which con-
fronts the American people; many OF his
hearers believed il to have been pro-
claimed as the issue Of the coming cam
paign. =- Leaders in Congress, since
the massage Of the railroad bill believe
business SO we'll advanced that adjourn
ment may be taken within three weeks
- Supreme Court Justice Spencer, at
slloversville. y. Y, denied the motion TO
dismiss the complaint on the action
against the United States Express Com
psny and ordered that further evidence
be submitted. - Senator Reed Smoot.
speaking at Brookline, Mass, defended
Marmonisn. The Nav Department
Stores Company. of New York. capital
ized at 5000 600. Was incorporated at
Albany to conduct general department
stores: OF the capital stock s5.00o,0 GOO Is
10 be per cent cumulative preferred
and $4,000. 00e common. - A general
primary election was held throughout
Pennsylvania i'm which all parties voted
on members OF Congress and the state
Legislature
CTTY-Stocks closed strong after
early declines. - George W. Perkins
returned from Chicago, where he ar
ranged a meeting between Western roads
and shippers for discussing increased
rates Rudolph Sprecl5els told
bout \ nationwide reform movement he
WAS planning. - Burton ". Gibson
sued Coroner Schwannecke and former
coroner Mcdonald for $780, 600 damages.
alleging he was maliciously detained
during the inquiry into the murder of
Mrs. Alice Kinnan. in June. 1906. --
Theodore Roosevelt ir-, and his fiancee
called at the City Hall and obtained a
marriage license. getting away I'm an au-
tornobile without attracting public notice.
- Prince Fushimi, OF Japan, said he
lid not believe there would be war be
tween Japan and the United States. -
her2n 70 tear down the Grand
Central Station. in zeG street, which viii
be replaced by a modern building. ==
An immigrant from Russia. 1o1 years old.
was admitted TO join his family in North
Dakota.
THE wEATHER.Indi for to-
dav: Cloudy. The temperature yester-
day. Highest, So degrees; lowest SO