New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-21
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS The admins
traitor railroad bill and the resolution
authorizing the expenditure of Sc, 600 for
en- extension of the inquiry into the cost
OF living were considered. =- House:
4 bin authorizing the President 20 make
Withdrawals Of public lands for purposes
~ conservation was passed.
, FOREIGN. - cilly Island wreckers
made rich h6uls from the stranded
steamer Minrehaha. the cargo Of which
was hastily thrown overheard in the
hope Of saving the vessel by cutting her
IN TWO. -= Theodore Roosevelt spent
large part Of the CAV in answering letters
on board the train which is taking him
northwsrd. 80 The Vatican denied the
report that the Papal Nuncio az Vienna
had been recalled because he met Theo-
dore Roosevelt in that city. 80 In
fantTv and machine guns have been sent
10 Santa Clara from Havana. owing to
fear that General Estenoz is attempting
10 organize = negro revolt - Many
lives have been lost and great damage
. a. property has been caused by foods in
SerVia -- Great interest in the Ca
fignv case Is shown in Paris. and experts
warn foreigners against purchasing
works Of art without the fullest investi-
cation. a dispatch from New
castle. y. s. W. says that the British
India Navigation Companys steamer
4 Satars has foundered of Seal Rocks.
ION - 10 fNllfn ITOEf2tS mas rfen
7 made in negotiations for a permanent in
fernauonal arbitral tribunal that Sec
retary Knox feels assured Of the success
OF bis plan Tor promoting peace. -
BY two votes The concurrent resolution
providing for the ratification OF the fed
eral income tax amendment failed of
- passage in the state Assembly. the vote
vas non partisan. = The Assembly
! Wavs and Means Committee ~ Albany
voted 10 report TO The Assembly to-day
a substitute resolution for the one re-
ported by the Senate Finance Commit
see and adopted by the Senate last week
providing for 2 general investigation into
alleged legislative corruption. - The
Perkins anti-oral bookmaking bill passed
the stale Assembly by vote Of 81 20 -.
- a divorce WAS granted Mrs. Nettie
J. Shaw from eX-State Senator James
4. 2. Shaw ~ Salem. Mass == Frank y.
ToNstot obtained a writ Of habeas corpus
20 prevent his return 20 Pittsburg for
trial on graft charges; Governor Hughes
~ Albany signed the eNtradition papers.
= =- Miss Pearl Keller. Colonel Swope's
nurse. continued her testimony after a
clash between attorneys At the Hyde
. trial in Kansas CITY
CITY Stocks were weak. =- Pro-
fessOr Huntington, Of Columbia testified
that some 81 her slayers hair had been
found clutched in Ruth Nheeler's hand
. after her death -= The house and art
gallery 81 me ldtt HdItts l. 1FIkts
were sold for 3. 23q GOO. -- The Court
House Commission told the Board Of
b Estimate why il thought the City Hall
Park site was preferable for the proposed
county court house. == The treasurer
of the National Academy Of Arts sug-
gested public cooperation 10 give New
York good 4 fine arts building as the
city should have. == The engineer of
the Public Service Commission at "A
hearing practically Endorsed the figures
contained IN the bOn0holders reorgani-
zatian plan Of the Third Avenue Rail-
road. - on charges made by Cor
poratlon Counsel Watson three commits
siomers Of appraisal OF land for the Hill
View reservoir. I'm Workers. were ordered
80 show cause Why they should not be
removed. -= suit was brought against
the Canadian Mines Company and others
by brokers, who sllege a conspiracy 10
defrsud in manipulation Of the stock.
THE WEATHER.-Indic for to-
p day. Showers The temperature NeSter-
day: Highest. IS degrees: lowest, 80.