New-York tribune., 1910-08-12
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORE1GN--7SenatoT Root viii finish
his six-day argument on the fisheries
dispute before the Hague Arbitration
Tribunal to-day, when the case will be
closed; an award is not expected for a
month. - The an-American Con-
sress in Buenos Ayres adopted reso-
lution to reorganize the Bureau Of Amer
ican Republics into a Pan-American
Union, under the presidency Of the Sec
retary of State of the United States
- NJ. LIE Blanc made another sue
cessfui flight in the aerial race from
Paris to Amiens, France, and return,
and is now practically sure OF winning
The contest The Vatican in 4
semi -official communication says 1t viii
make no new proposals TO Spain until
Premier Canalejas resumes negotiations
Captain SCOTS antarctic eXpe0i-
ton ship, the Terra Nova, is eleven days
overdue at Cape Town; Captain Scott
Is not vet on board. = The Earl OF
Egmont. who earned his living as a
member of the London fire brigade be-
fore coming into the title, died in Lon
don. - Germany, fearing an invasion
Of cholera, has heavily reinforced the
medical inspectors on the Prussian from
tier The great strike and counter
lockout in the shipbuilding industry in
Germany are spreading. = The Vice
roy of Manchuria has formally demand
ed Of the japanese Consul the with
drawaI OF the Japanese staying in all
places not open to the residency of for
eigners.
OMESTIC-President Taft is con-
templating the appointment of Martin A
Knapp. chairman OF the Interstate Com
merce Commission, as a member OF the
ueHs Commerce Court. - Mr. Taft
had a conference at Beverly with Repre-
sentative Weeks, who has just returned
from a Western tour, bringing the as
surance that everything looks bright fer
Republican successes in the fall. --
Senator Aldrich, in 4 letter TO Chairman
Mckinley of the Republican Congress
siOnal Campaign Committee. denied the
charges of Senator Rristow regarding
the changes in the rubber schedule OF
the new tariff law. and commented in
caustic terms on the course of the Kan
sas Senator and his political assoct-
iltes = James WhitcOmb Riley, the
'ITaosier Poet was reported to be crit
ically III with paralysis at his home, IN
Indianapolis. - Thomas q. Lee, an
enploye of Armour & Co. was indicted
at Chicago on a charge of perjury by
the grand jury investigating the alleged
combination of packers == Knights
Templar at Chicago elected w. +. Mel
fish. of Cincinnati. grand master, and
chose Denver as the place for the next
cenclave. Jnfantile paralysis was
reported TO he spreading rapidly through
Rhode Island
CTTY.-StockS were dull and heavy
Mayor Gaynor had another good
cav but Only members of his family
we're permitted 20 go to his bedside: the
surgeons said the danger from blood
poisoning became greater. and they
wanted their patient 20 have complete
quiet and rest - DR. Charles H.
Peck. one Of the consulting surgeons
spoke hopefully Of the Mayors case
The Hudson County IN j. grand
Jury deferred indicting the assailant of
ATsver CTavnor pending definite knOWi-
edge of the result Of the Mayors injuries
ere way or the other = Virginia o.
wardiaw. under indictment for having
killed her niece. Ocey Snead, died in the
House Of Detention. Newark, from what
Jacob H Schiff. the banker, returned
from Alaska and gave his views on con
difions in the territory. - Chief
DriscoH informed the bakers that
after October ] ali bread must be sold
hv weight and stamped accordingly
= Erwin J. Wider pleaded not guilty
TO a second Indictment found IN connec-
ton with his looting Of the Russo-Chi-
rese Bank - Charles h Hamilton
sought an injunction to restrain Glenn
II Curfiss from interfering with his
nvinc or making contracts 10 fly. ==
The Aero Club approved the Curtiss plan
fer a three days' meet Of birdmen at
the Sheepshead Bay racetrack. =
Henri Werlemann, broker IN oils,
killed himself by shooting in his office,
in Broad street.
THE WEATHER-Indicatio for to-
dav- Fair The temperature yesterday:
Highest 81 degrees. lowest Ga