New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.@Senate: An agreement
to vote on concurrence in the House
postal savings bank bill at o'clock this
afternoon was reached: the bill TO allow
the retirement of Justice Moody and
several other measures were passed
- House: The Presidents land with
drawal bill was passed: conferrees were
instructed to insist on exemption of
2 labor organizations from prosecution un-
der the antitrust law.
FOREIGN-Professor Vincent an
nounced before the Academy Of Medi-
cine at Paris the discovery of an anti
typhoid vaccine prepared by sleeping
typhoid bacilli in a weak solution OF
water and sodium chloride with an ad-
mixture OF ether. - Venezuela has
purchased one of the steamers of the
French Transatlantic Line, and fears or
revolution against President Gomez
within six months are expressed. -
Eiscount Acheson and Miss Mildred Car
ter Were married at st. Georges, Han
ever Square London; many leaders of
society attended the ceremony; there
1Tas q reception at Dorchester House
- The Prinz Oskar, Of the Canada
line, is reported ashore at Point Amour;
the passengers have been transferred TO
the Allan Line steamer Sicilian. -
The Mexican Ambassador informed Sec
retary Knox that the revolt in Sonora
was not serious - Mr.. Buxton, pres
ident Of the British Board of Trade,
made sighting remark regarding Mr..
Roosevelt a The opening of the Inter
na tional Congress of Gamblers of Com
raerce
OMEST1C-Presiden Taft aban-
doned his visit &c New Haven to see his
son Robert graduated at Yale, owing to
the threatened deadlock in Congress over
the postal savings bank bill. = Atlee
Pon1cTene. temporary chairman IF TIE
Ohio Democratic Convention. at Daycon,
ia his keynote" address launched the
boom of Governor Harmon for Presi-
dent: the Bryan plan for the indorSe-
b naent OF a Senatorial candidate by the
convention was rejected. = The Min
nesota Republican Convention indorsed
the policies OF President Taft, but tabled
resolution indorsing the policies of ey-
President Roosevelt. - After con-
ference between Mayor Magee of Pitts
burg and United States Senator PenrOse
az harrisburg, it was believed thai the
Republican organization would rule the
Pennsylvania Republican Convention to-
DAY == Governor Hughes in AIhal,Y
hearN charges against the Sheriff Of
p Chemung County who IS alleged to have
permitted professional baseball playing
on Sunday in Elmira. =- Governor
T1ughes's bills, recommended 10 the Leg
islarure in "A special message, encoun-
tered the combined opposition nf Crgan-
iZation Republicans and Tanlaiany Sen
ators and Assemblymen at Albany -
p Vice President James s. Sherman was
the principal orator at lat unNelilhS OF
soldiers and sailors monument at
s Syracuse Two men were burned
to death as they slept in the Century
Club cottage. near Beverly, Mass
CITY.-Stocks declined on light. trad
ing. A new record for June heat
was marked by four deaths and many
prostrations- - Commissioner Baker
abolished all details Of policemen to duty
in plain clothes and sent them to work
4 as patrolrnen. == The New York Cen
j tral was defeated in a test case concern
ing dsmage from smoke in The Bronx.
The police had no success in try
ing to solve the trunk murder mystery
on the East Side - Fire. started
when a box containing fireworks was
dropped in an elevator shaft. caused
damage Of Sl600Oa in q Warren street
building Fraudulent bids and
forged signatures We're discussed in
Commissioner Fosdick's report of repair
work in Queens County. - Collector
Loeb addressed the graduates OF the
school of baggage inspection.
THE WEATHER.-Tndicat for to-
DAY: Cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest 90 degrees; lowest, 20