New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
THE NFTS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN The trial Of Or. Hawley
n. t,rjpperl was resumed and the line Of
defence Indicated. -[ A young Peru
van aviator. using moHopiane, bTeke
ihe worlds record fer height at Issy
The opinion was generally e4-
pressed in Newfoundland that the fish
cries decision bv The Hague would re-
s7;lt IN q new treaty -- It was an
rounced that King George had de-
,-lded 20 hold the inVeStlture OF the Prince
n Wales in Wales for the first time IN
-everal hundred Years - Emperor
William and the Princess Louise watched
2 successful invasion in the German
army r1anHuEreS- 80 The committee
- foreign bankers in London reached a
decision on the question OF demanding
guaranteed bills Of lading for Ameri-
can cotton shipments -= Premier
CanaIeias reiterated his intention 20 urge
the pa ssage Of the paddock bill =-
Pope Plus Y issued instructions for the
safeguarding Of the Young clergy
DOMESTIC men were killed
md nine were severely injured on the
h2ttleslip North Dakota in Chesapeake
Pay. by an explosion OF fuel Oh ana
subsequent fire = Theodore RooSe-
1elt refused TO attend the Hamilton Club
banquet at Chicago If Senator Iorlner
were present, and the invitation TO the
latter was withdrawn, Nh. Roosevelt, at
Freeport. III, spoke OF a possibility Of
returning to public life - The Ma
tional Conservation Congress, IN session
in St. Paul. adopted a platform specif1-
cslly mentioning eX-President Roosevelt
as the originator Of the conservation
policies and ignoring President TAFT
4 verdict OF not guilty was re-
turned at Albany by the jury Which
tried Frederick Skene, former State En-
giaeer. on z charge OF grand larceny in
connection with the alleged raising Of a
good roads contract. = a suspected
->-sal h
man Of the estate Of Alexander Stlnert,
~ Beverly Mass which Is near the
q summer home Of President Taft --
The Tariff Board will meet IN Washing
ton on September 2i investigating the
vTcollen schedule flrst, then the cotton
and metal schedules. il was re-
ported from Washington that the Gus
toms regulations on textile imports from
Europe would be modified; 4 draft of
the proposed changes has been made and
viii be submitted TO the Secretary of the
Treasurv. 49, The Census Bureau re
rorts that 35S- -G24 bales Of cotton grown
this year were ginned TO September I.
CITY-Stocks were dull and heavy.
4 wireless message from the
Amerlka told Of an operation at sea on
rhe wife Of Controller Prendereast- ----
\ lundtiC tried to Kill Magistrate key
ran ! OfConnor. and he said later that
l7e intended 70 shoot GaynOr and TAFT
Long IslaEd extended an enthusi-
astic Erectins, 10 the first trains from
the Pennsylvania terminal - Cor
orer Scap-a nrec!le decided TO accept bail
in the sum Of S25.o09 for tbs appearance
of Z T. Rosenheimer. - EX-AsSenl-
blEr7an Louis BedeIl took the stand At
the graft hunting committees meeting
7fd Denied he got any money from Mot
rcpojitan Street Railway officials. --
Frederick Gebhard died in Garden City
alter an illness OF six montl :. -- The
examination Of Magistrate Hlgginboth-
1rr. accused Of attacking a Brooklyn
girl began IN a Brooklyn police court
THE WEATHER. R.-In0ications for to-
G.x. showers The temperature ycster-
Gav- Highest. g degrees; lowest, 65.