New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
The NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONCrR RESS.-Senate: The ConserVa-
ton hill authorizing the President at his
discretion 10 withdraw public lands from
entry and settlement was taken up, side
tracking the bill admitting New Mexico
and Arizona 10 statehood. = House:
Among the measures passed were bills
authorizing the appointment Of a COM
mission TO investigate employers la
bilitv and workmen-S compensation and
admitting as second class mail matter
periodical publications Of benevolent and
fraternal societies. institutions OF learn
ing. trade unions and professional, lit
eTaTy. historical and scientific societies.
OREIGN.-The' correspondent of the
Tribune in London says that eN-PTesi-
cent Roosevelt was entertained at a din
ner given by editors Of London news
pspers. in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs
Roosevelt took luncheon with King
George and Queen Mary at Marlborough
House. == The International Horse
show was opened in London. fair
number Of Americans being represented
in the events - Five aeronauts raced
in aeroplanes from Angers to Saumur,
in France. distance Of thirty one miles
Delegates 10 the provincial as
seuhlies Of China supported by organ
izations Of merchants. viii demand from
the throne the immediate convccation OF
? national parliament. - The Scan
dinavian American stea mer United
States which went ashore on Saturday,
vas fioated and returned TO Copenhagen
Archbishop Henry Moeller, of
Cincinnati, was received in private audi
ence by the Pope. = Bernhard Dern-
burg Secretary Of State for the Colonies
of Germany. placed his resignation in
the hands Of Emperor William.
OAIESTIC.-Western railroad presi-
dents in conference with President
Taft agreed TO suspend all increases OF
rate until the pending interstate com
rnerce hill goes into effect: the President
in return. promised 10 discontinue the
suit against The Western Traffic Asso-
ciafinn ~ that date. = Governor
Hughes At Albany signed twenty nine
of the six hundred thirty-day bills left
for his consideration 10y the Legislature;
among The bills approved We're two by
EIr. Toombs smending the anu-monop-
olv and conspiracy laws introduced
~ the request OF District Attorney Whit
man IF New York. -- Charging mat
81 had beall defrauded Of s2.e00.000 in
four wears on repair work the Illinois
Central Railroad filed suits in Chicago
for an accounting against four of its
former officers. five concerns were named
SS having nTofited. =- DR.. R J. Black,
who opposed Representative John Dal-
eel in the recent Pennsylvania pTi-
rr1aries. brought action against an cleo
tion judge in contesting his defeat
CITY-StocKs were weak after early
strength. Receiver Whitridge Of
The IllrG avenue TOaQ wrote dnOIneT
letter criticising the Public Service Com
mission. =- Members Of 4 wholesale
millinery firm in Fifth avenue We're in
dicted for alleged customs frauds. =-
Prince Fushimi was entertained by the
Japan Society and inspected the navy
ward on the last day of his visit 10 this
uity. = The Museum Of Art an
no1nCe6 the purchase of a Whistler can
vas. q portrait of Henry irving. ==
Commissioner Fosdick in a report to the
Manor alleged q continuation of the
stamp frauds in Queens which resulted
ia the indictment Of Justice Cragen.
g. 2. Heike admitted in his testi-
lnony at his trial that he had known Of
the supplemental 1veighers' statements
- Commuters Of the New Haven
Railroad were made indignant by an
unexplained increase Of the distances be
tween stations printed in the new time
4 ables.
THE WEATH HER-Indicat tions for to-
dsy. Partly cloudy. The temperature
YESTERDAY: Highest, IS degrees; low
est. 81. -