New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS. The conference
report on the river and harbor bill was
sdopted and the action OF the Committee
on Appropriations in striking out the
House provision in the sundry civil bill
relieving labor organiZa tionS from prose-
cution under the antitrust law was sus-
tanned - House: The postal savings
bank bill was passed by vote of 195
10 Ioi-
FOREIGN Wolmer, heir Of
the Earl Of SeIborne, was married to the
Hon. Grace Ridley, daughter of the first
Church. London - Ex-President
Roosevelt and party will sail from
Southampton for New York on the Kai-
serin Auguste Victoria this morning.
The Duke of Connaught, il was
announced from London. viii succeed
Earl Grey al Governor General of Can
ada. -= Sir George Newnes, q famous
publisher, died I'm London. -= Oscar
Hammerstein was refused permission TO
enter Russia, dispatch from st. Peters
burg SAYS. At meeting OF the
Spanish Cabinet i'm Madrid, Premier
Canaleias demanded that the govern
rnent inaugurate its religious programme
hy the abrogstion Of non-Cathollc de-
crees Two political duels. one
fought in Havana and the other in san
fiago, resulted in the wounding Of three
conbatants. --- The Duo de Montpen-
sier reached Mexico, where he will pho
tosraph wild game.
ONESTTC-Presiden Taft declined
10 receive Representative Francis Burton
Harrison, of New York, who called at
the White House ia company with two
other Representa- tive~~ 10 introduce a
number of Jewish rahbis. who took UP
with the President the question of the
expulsion OF Jews from Russia. ==
Federal Judge Mcpherson. at Phila del
phia ordered the removal to Washing
For- ri ,0f six defendants in
tho bucket shop cases; an appeal was
tsken TO the United States Supreme
Court Ia After being At sea three
,iavs and three nights in two open boats,
captain Ericsson. his daughter and nine
members of the crew OF the barkenune
Good News. Of Phila delphis, were brought
g. Norfolk Va. by the British steamer
Metis = Four persons were killed
and one was seriously injured when an
engine crashed into funeral coach at
Haverstraw. =- The Fall River Iron
Works Company, owned by NJ. c. d. Bor-
den. announced that its seven cotton
mills would be shut down alternate weeks
for an indefinite period. == The de-
fence In the trial of William ]. Keliher,
at Boston failed TO produce a Mr.. Mar
shall. who. it has been said, was in real
itv Keliher; several witnesses said that
they were different persons
CITY-Stocks were strong on light
trading John y. Rockefeller, jr..
rs foreman of the white slave grand
jury. became involved in a dispute with
Judge O'Sullivan, of General Sessions,
who refused 10 accept the jury's present
sment without knowing its contents.
Thousands Of Sunday school chill
firen marched in Brooklyn's Anniversary
0ay parades. - The New Haven
commuters found that they would have
10 revise their complaint to the Public
Service Commission 10 give il legal
standing. The jury viii decide to-
day the fate OF Charles R Heike and his
co-defendants in the sugar fraud trial
Commissioner Waldo ordered an
investigation Of the fire in Washington
street in which two men were killed.
Mayor Gaynor put the alleged
naturalization bureau graft up TO the
federal authorities, and Mr. Wickersham
promised prompt investigation -
Princeton University accepted the Proc
ter gift OF s500,000 and q gift from Mrs.
sage for dormitories and memorial
tower.
THE wEATHER-Indicatio for to-
dsy: Showers. The temperature yester-
DAY: Highest. IS degrees; lowest, 5S