New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORETGN.-Le Blanc reached Nancy,
103 miles from TToyes, thirty seconds
ahead OF Auburn in the 'cross-countrN
flights of ASS miles: both men are using
Bleriot monoplaneS. - The INVASION
of American property in Nicaragua has
caused another protest from the state
DEPART lent -== The SungaTi agree
frent between Russia and China was
signed at Peking. the latter country
abandoning claim TO a free trading zone
on both sides Of the boundary -[
Senator Root continued to SUM up the
American contention before the Hague
tribunal: he believed that unlimited
rights in the Newfoundland fisheries had
been accorded TO America by England
White Star Line officials say that
Sc places of striking firelnen or the
Adriatic have been flied: the former
laborers threaten TO call out the men on
other vessels OF the company -"
Great regret was expressed in London
over the attempt to kill Mayor GaYnor.
DOMESTIC. - President Taft, Ex-
President Roosevelt and Governor
Hughes were among the first to inquire
about Mayor CaynorS condition and to
express their sympathy. = Post
master General Hitchcock made PIE
lirninarH report 10 President Taft, al
Beverly Mass. on the plans for the in
stitution of postal savings banks. --
Fire. which started in the lumber dis
1r-ict ~ Boston. destroyed property
worth more than ST .oo0eoo. == In the
investigation into the Gore bribery
charges at NcEIestsr Okla. a telegram
Was produced 10 show that while j. r.
AIcAIurraY was trying to bring about
the sale Of the Indian lands at Washing
ton he wired his Oklahoma agent TO
procure at least fifty kilograms and let
tiers from the Indians urging the sale.
Half = million spectators watched
~pH
in what WAS proclaimed in Chicago as
the greatest Templar parade ever heidi
one tragic death and fatal accident
were the only DlaTTing features Of the
day == Squadron 4 was captured by
regular troops in "a sham battle at Pine
Camp X. Y: some of the New York City
troops started for home. == John u.
Rockefeller was fined 81 and costs in
Cleveland fer exceeding the automobile
speed limit: he did not appear In court.
= The last national guard organiza
tion left Columbus. Ohio, leaving the
civil authorities 10 cope with the car
strike situation.
CTTY.-Stocks were strong. -
Navor Gaynor was shot on the liner on
which ne WAS about to sail for Europe,
by discharged employe Of the Dock
Department. the bullet passed through
his neck, below the right ear, and at a
late hour it MAS said that the Mayor
fIidiiLt'S Oh RECOVERY AtIf -bDu. his d.
saiiaEt Was captured by Street Cleaning
Commissioned Edwards. who was him
self slightly wounded. =- Mr.. RooSe-
Volt requested visitors to postpone their
business % another day when he heard
of The shooting Of Mayor Gaynor. ==
Vice President Cannon OF the Fourth
National Bank was elected TO the presi-
deDcI 81 that Institution. The
grand jury began an investigation of
The charges that John a Qualey and
Harvey X. Corbejt defrauded Mrs. Mary
NeYius Bull out CT $4,000 -- The
VIII of J. -. \. Ward. sculptor was con
tested by heirs on IN" ground that he
was unduiy Influenced h. his second
wife 4 Californian chartered a
special car 50 thai his wife would not
To-. separated from her pet dog on the
"trip TO san Francisco == Municipal
JUStice Leon Sanders WAS seriously in
iured III Arvrrnc while trying TO board q
1r1os'5ae train. --= The sugar rcfineries
in Williamsburg resumed operation with
men brought from other cities.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-
DAY. showers The temperature yes
terGav: Highest 80 degrees; lowest, &C