New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
THE NEWS THIS N0RNING.

FOREIGN Scotland Yard offlcials
.-e coT7vinced that DR.. Crippen ana
Fthe1 Ieneve are on board the CaIao1ah
pacific steamer MontrOse, which IS que
on Tlllv 20 al Montreal - no ~ lol
ther violence occurred on the Ntai1o
Trunks lines at South Bend- pasSeLi
zer and freight service was resumed a.
Several rointe on the railway. =- Inc
Duchess de Talleyrand denied allesa-
1ione in the plea made by Count oe
~sstellene for the annulment or her mar
T5aea Fstradan troops captured
two towns Prinzapulca and RIO GIanot'
and are preparing Tor an acuon
Acoysps- the Tacoma returned 10 Blue
fields having found II unnecessary "
land marines al Cape GraciaS. --
Cantain Bernier. the Canadian polar eH-
rlorer. viii attempt to find the NorLn
west Passage by 2 new route. - oh
William Robson the British Attorney
General began 10 sum up IN the New
fnun5lsnd fisheries case at The Hague.
Senator Root Will reply
DOMESTIC The Mavfover with
President Taft and party aboard. was
caught in the fog off the Maine coast
Il was announced at Albany that
Justice Andrews had approved the re
mort Of William H HotChkiss. Superln-
tendent Of Insurance. and had directe6
the pa-rent Of a hrst dividend OF o.
rer cent to the certificate holders of the
Peonle'e Mutual Life Insurance ASsocla-
ton and ca CUE = James klcfdro
Cox. who was a law partner Of William
H Seward. died in his ninetieth year. at
A7,+,77rn \ y Henry Walton
(5rinner. Japan's Yankee admiral mar
ried q daughter OF the late James j
po~he a+ Boston Chief Of Police
Steward. OF Chicago. issued an order
prohibiting the exhibition Of the moving
pictures Of the Jeffries-Johnson prize
fght and al other portrayal OF acts
contrary 10 the laws Of the state. ==
John F O'Rourke. engineer has submit
ted a plan 70 the War Department Tor
raising the hull Of the Maine N Havana
Esrhor. and repairing her so that she
could proceed under her own steam; ne
saws the work would require about three
months The board OF inquiry re
ported that the gun explosion, in bat
rerv DeRussy. at Fort Monroe was due
TO g premature explosion OF poNder
every piece Of ordnance in the army VIII
be tested and further safety devices
added. 80 Starting THURSDAY, the
Board Of Reclamation engineers will
make en inspection OF the work under
wav: they expect to bein the field about
three months
CITY Stocks were weak - Il de
veloped that Wider. the cashier of the
local agency Of the RGssO-Chinese Bank.
had taken $500 600 in securities instead
Of $4,000, that he had held 2 confer
ence 2 week ago with officials Of the
bank. seeking immunity. and that a
frcker7ge house had warned the bank
Two wears ego that Wider was trying to
speculate on large scale. - The
Controller issued comparative state
n1ent as between the first six months Of
1909 ard 1a1n. showing improved condi-
tions in city finance - The presence
- -so in -cx
York vas reported after visit from
Faron de Oft - Health Commis-
sioner Lederle issued posters and a
statement 70 help mothers in caring for
their children -= The Municipal EX-
pIosives Commission prepared 90 submit
n the Mayor 2 sweeping revision Of the
regulations covering the storage and sale
Of ammunition. -- An alleged quorum
of the board Of governors Of the AmeTl-
can Civic Alliance deposed I. Lafayette
Savav from many Of his Offices.
THE WEATHER Indications for TO-
daZ- Fair. slightly lower temperature
The temperature yesterday: Highest, ~
degrees. lowest IS