New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-AI the foreign professors
sn the Imperial University at Pel1ing
have refused to continue their courses
unless unsanitary conditions in the
buildings ere remedied. = The Met
ropolitan Opera Company gave a per-
formance for charities in Paris at which
nearly $4,000 was raised. = Spain
has intin1ated that unless the Vatican
decides not to couple its protest against
the royal decree with the negotiations TO
revise the Concordat the government
Will break off all negotiations, anti
clerical riots occurred at Valencia -=
Mexico has agreed to arbitrate the
Chamizai boundary dispute with the
United States; a Canadian jurist will
hold the balance of power. = En-
peror Williams physicians issued
statement denying that an operation had
been performed on the kaiser's knee
DOMESTIC-Se Knox in
statement issued in Washington said
positively that he would not accept the
Republican nomination for Governor OF
PENNSYLVANIA - Secretary Dickinson
Of the War Department opened the mill
tarv tournament in Nashville with a re-
view of United States troops. Cen
eral Grant will preside over school Of
instruction TO be held near Indianapolis
for four hundred and fifty militia officers
of the National Guard Of Ohio, Indiana
and Michigan. - BY vetoing various
financial measures and cutting out items
in the annual appropriation and supply
bills. Governor Hughes reduced the an
nual state appropriations by nearly So
600 Oo0 Appropriation bills passed by
the Legislature this year totalled S46.-
970.571 95. - Glenn II. Curtiss broke
his former record for a short distance
start at Louisville. Ky. rising s7is feet
from the starting mark; his previous
record was es feet. - The Potomac
River was reported as the highest since
1889: considerable damage was caused
at Washington - Racca laureate ser
mons were preached at Wellesley Col
leee Cornell University. Harvard Uni
versity and Beloit College. - Three
persons were killed and a score injured
when an immigrant train collided with
a light engine on the Ontario & Western
Railway near Norwich. y. 7.
CITY-ATrs. O. H. P. Belmont was the
principal speaker at q suffragette outing
at Corona, Long Island - The deteC-
tives were still without a clew TO the
murder of Moses Sacks. whose body was
found in a trunk on Friday. = Presi-
dent Finley, in his haCcalasreate sermon
at the College Of the City of New York
frequently referred to ex-Presdent
Roosevelt. == Aviators at Hampstead
We're SO annoyed by crowds yesterday
that flights We're tame, and Captain
baldwin refused to ascend. = The
leading Catholic priests of this and many
other dioceses attended q mass in COM
memoTation of the centennial Of the
death of the first bishop of New York.
Magistrate O'Reilly, when dis
charging an ice dealer, said the delivery
81 ice on Sunday did no harm TO the
observance OF the day. Police
men had to resort to a trick to capture
en- alleged lunatic who had climbed TO
the top OF a trolley pole. = Legisla-
tors here for the Roosevelt welcome
discussed the chances for a direct pri-
mary enactment at the special session
opening in Albany tonight. = The
committee appointed by Mayor Gaynor
announced its plans for a safe and
sane Fourth of July celebration.
THE ATHER--Indications for to-
day: Fair The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 81 degrees; lowest, 65.