New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

NGKESS.-Senate- In connection
with the stlndry civil bill. there was a
revival Of the tariff discussion. Senator
Beveridce, the principal speaker. advo-
eating the expenditure OF s25G,eOO TO aid
in procuring information looking 10 the
proper administration of the tariff law
House: Conference reports on the
naval. the legislative executive and judi
cial and the river and harbor appropria-
tion bills occupied the time.
FOREIGN.-Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs,
Roosevelt Mrs Nicholas Longworth and
Mise Ethel and Kermit Roosevelt sailed
Tor New York from Southampton on the
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. = A body
believed TO be that Of Mrs. II. y. Castle,
who achieved notoriety somewhat over
year ago by shooting W. y. Craig in the
Waldorf-Astoria. was found in a trunk in
Lake Como, Italy. - The appoint
rnent OF Sir Charles Hardinge, Perma-
nent Under Secretary Of State for For
rign Affairs. as Viceroy OF india. in sue
cession TO the Earl Of Mimic. was an
nounced in London. -= In an engage
rnent between the Indian surgents in
Yucatan and Mexican government forces
the former were defeat ted. == A freight
train plunged into Lake Superior. near
Port Caldwell Manitoba. and three men
were drowned =- The appointment OF
Matos as Foreign Minister of Venezuela
is believed to presage settlement OF
that country's remaining disputes with
other nations -- At the international
horse show in London W. II. Moore's en-
tries won several additional prizes. =-
The Pilgrims entertained Commander
Peary in London
DOMESTIC-The federal grand jury
in Washington indicted the Western
Union Telegraph Company. alleging
fortv-tyvo violations of the bucket shop
law -= The conferrees an the rail
road bill made such progress that Sen
stors Elkins and Aldrich predicted 2
complete agreement within a few days.
- Governor Hughes spoke on direct
uriulariee before a large audience at
BATAVIA X Y. Governor Hughes.
~ Albany. signed number Of bills. ==
William n Hotchkiss, State Superin-
tendent OF Insurance. addressed the
~ entv-eighth annual convention Of the
Kew York state Association Of Fire In
sursnCe Agents AT Utica. == Repre-
sentative John DsIzell obtained tenn
porsry order in PittsburE restraining the
recount Of votes cast in SiXty-fiNe pre-
cincts Of the 3oth Congress District con
tested bv Or r. !. Black -= One man
Was killed and another seriously hurt
when train struck an automobile T1ea =
Gcoffsvfile N Y =-- Frederick kOiller.
Chief Of Police of Cleveland. testified at
his trial that he had never been what
he would consider drunk in his life.
CTT1-Stocks were weak. -- g. r.
fieikc. secretary of the American Sugar
Refining Company. was convicted Of
conspiracy 10 defraud the government on
one Of the six counts Of the indictment
sgsinst him: Ernest Gerbracht was con-
ylcted on all the counts against him, and
the Jury disagreed in the case Of James
I Rendernagel. The fight by
Hamilton in his aeroplane to Philadel-
pfia was postponed until tomorrow
- Under Sheriff Phillips OF Queens
was indicted on charges of grand larceny
end fraud --= Extensions Of the Sec
ond Third and Ninth avenue elevated
roads and new elevated structures above
the Harlem River were proposed by the
marlborough company. - The Union
League Club appointed q committee 20
consider renewal of the organization
lease, which still has eleven years TO
run. =- The Half Moon was turned
over 20 the New York Palisades Park
Commission as custodian for the people
or the state OF New York. --- The
Mayor has ordered an investigation of
the charges made by Chinese that they
were robbed during q recent Doyers
street fire.
THE WEATHER.-lndi for to-
CAV: Unsettled. showers. The tempera-
1ure yesterday: Highest 81 degrees; !;
lowest. 50.