New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-11
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

TOREIGN-AIore records for distance
and speed were made at Rheims; Oiie-
slagers covered 395 kilometres in 8
hours 5 minutes 5 seconds, and Morane,
In a fight Of five kilometres. made the
distance at the rate Of 6S42 miles an
hour: all the records at the meeting
were made by rnonoplanes. - Daniel
Kinet. the Belgian aeronaut, fell in his
aeroplzne at Client; his injuries may
prove fatal. - A dispatch from The
5Tribune's correspondent in Paris said
II Was generally believed that Frank
Gould and Edith Kelly had been mar
Jied. though no record Of the ceremony
could be found and Mr.. Gould refused
TO confirm or deny the report - The
submarine Salmon arrived unchanged
At Bermuda, having left Quincy, Mass,
on July 5; the vessel behaved well in
heavy seas.
DOMESTIC Meyer will
sell 10 the highest bidders two third
class cruisers, a gunboat and a torpedo
boat. II was learned at Washington
= The Treasury Department est1-
mated that the imports of gold from
Europe would approximate $40,00o,0O0
before the Christmas holidays -
Washington is suffering from a scourge
Of Caterpillars, which have appeared IN
greater numbers than for twenty years
A streetcar was held up at Pitts
burg by youthful bandits and q police
lieutenant prODaDlE ldldliE SiiSt. wv
arrests followed Three bandits
held up a fast train near St. Louis, but
were outwitted by the engineer. who
opened wide the throttle. - = white
man was lynched at Rayville, La. ==
Two thousand persons attended at New
ark Ohio the funeral of William How
ard. whose death caused the Hnchlng
Of an anti-saloon league raider. -
Two persons were probably fatally in
iured in 2 fire at Chicago. - A pa
irolnlan Of Chelsea, Mass, was set upon
by a crowd and savagely assaulted;
drawing his pistol, he fired into the
crowd. rnortally wOurdlng one man ana
jr1iuring three others. - Secretary
Koenig IS working night and day as
SicDing new numbers TO the thousands
OF automobiles owned in the state -
Tor the first nine months OF the hscal
year lust ended there was a reduction
of more than S1G.000.000 in the postal
deficit: in the third quarter Of the last
fiscal year the postal service earned q
surplus OF 81. So. GOO
CTTY=Eeat figures reached a high
record for the year; there were seven
deaths and scores of prostrations in the
greater city The State Arbitra-
ZION Board made overtures to the cloak
r. makers TO settle the strike by media
ton. = More than five thousand per
sons gathered at the natural aInphi
theatre" IN Central Park to hear con
cert bE an orchestra winch prayed Toy
the first time in this part Of the park
- Ten persons We're arrested after
P fight among striking bakers in VIII
iamsburg. 49, a murder was discov-
cred when the body Of a man seated on
a tree stump and holding a fishing rod
was found on the bank OF the Raritan
Canal = Clifford 3. Harmon post
poned his projected fight in an aero
plane across Long Island Sound because
of 51rfavorable winds. - The Staten
Island police arrested the young woman
who said her companion shot himself
charging her with his murder =
The moving pictures Of the prizefgh'
were tested and one selected for show
purposes. = Miss Mary Powers, who
WAS hit by train at BronXville, died
from her injuries.
THE NATURALIZATION for TO
6sv: Showers and somewhat cooler
The temperature yesterday: Highest
81 degrees; lowest, 10