New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
THE NEWS TEIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-England' latest battle
ship, the Orion. was launched at Ports
mouth, her gun power VIII De SI0d'ei
Ihan that Of any other Nessel yet
launched, and she viii carry Jorpeooes
of 4 new tvpe European powers
welcome the change OF the MohlehesIli1
principailty To q monarchy; SerNld us
likes the move, but fears 10 make pro
test Many Americans, including
The Ambassador and Mrs. Reid, at
tended the memorial service at st faul
for Florence Nightingale, who was
buried with simple ceremonies IN lamp
shire DR.. H H Crippen. wanted
If London TO answer for the murder OF
his wife, and Miss Leneve, who 1ed
with him TO Canada, sailed from Quebec
for England in the custody Of Inspector
Dew. OF Scotland Yard. - trench
museums viii probably refuse 10 SEND
exhibits TO eXpOSltiOnS unless nreprooI
buildings can be obtained ~ Lieu
tenant Vivaldi. Of the Italian army, was
killed when an aeroplane he was oper2J-
7rg fell z distance OF one thousand IeeIg
Qoar Rome. a FIRE n BuenoS Ayres
destroyed z great department al loss
Of several million plasJres. == En-
peror William and members Of the i'm
perial family arrived al Posen Tor the
house warming Of the new palace, built
rhere at cost Of SI33S Geo.
DOMESTIC Congressional COM
rrittee investigating Indian land affairs
issued z statement at sulphur, Okla,
that there was no warrant for the use OF
the names Of Vice-President Sherman
and Senator Charles Curtis in connection
with any improper relation with Indian
contracts. Governor and Mrs
Hughes left Albany for z two weeks va
cation in the Adiron0achs. - It was
reported in New Orleans that steamship
companies there had received cable mes
sages from Blueields. saying that the
revolution had ended and the Madrlz
and Estrada factions had agreed upon
terms of peace: this report was denied
bv the agents OF both sides in Washing
ton. - EX- ASsemblyman Hart said at
Utica that the vote of the Republican
State Committee which chose Mr. SheT-
man for temporary chairman OF the con-
vention was cooked up - John
Hays Hammond, in a speech before the
Cuyahoga County League Of Republican
Clubs. praised the Taft administration
and referred to the President as the
country's most sagacious Executive
II was announced at St Adams,
Vt, that the engineers ct the Central
Vermont Railway would receive an IN
crease OF wages averaging 20 per cent
CITY-Stocks were duh at small price
changes Clifford E Harmon few
across the Sound IN his aeroplane. leaV-
ing the aviation grounds in Garden City
The surgeons discontinued tests Of the
blood OF Mayor GaynOr. considering him
10 be practically out OF danger -
Pa yment was made on ali the checks of
she Broad street curb market firm whose
Office was besieged On Friday by hrok-
ers demanding settlements. - The
government took the necessary step
against the American Sugar Refining
Company 10 protect itself against the
statute Of limitations in the matter Of
the alleged frauds regarding dra awbacks.
The independent cloak manu-
fa acturers offered to join in the plan to
shut the factories as q result Of the
strike. Fire among cotton bales
IL the hold delayed the sailing Of the
Cunsrd liner Carmania- - The pres
sure OF high speed driving OF automo-
osles, z doctor said, etched lines Of
trouble IN z persons face.
THE WEATHER.-Indicati tons for to-
osy: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest Il degrees: lowest, 64