New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-06
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN Troops are being sent 10
San, Sebastian. where serious trouble is
feared If the Catholics attempt To hold
tie prohibited demonstration on Sunday;
Premier Canalejas announced that
priests in the northern provinces were
distributing arms. -- POSsl hiiitleS OF
trouble between Inspector Dew and the
Canadian authorities were limited at in
disPauhes from quebec: uECeTsOred
messages were delivered to Dr. Crippen
and Miss I4eneYc- = Many British
lachtSmen denouncc the action of the
-liandicapIyer at '-olves. which bars the
american schooner Westward Troiu
Faces A Munich court dissolved
the marriage Of Felix Nottl- the musl-
cian- -- II il reported that turkey
has purchased the obsolete battleshifs
Bra ndenbprg and hurfirst Friedrich
Wilhelm from the German government
China announced her inability TO
accept the date proposed by the United
States fcT the conference -en the opium
evil The international Peace Con-
rress closed at Stockholm: the acJlen
Of America regarding limitation OF arma-
nentS was highly praised
DOMESTIC J. Hamon, testi-
fxing before the committee investigating
Indian land contracts at Muskogee
Okla SwOTe that he never offered bflee
TO Senator Gore and never mentioned
Vice President sherman senator Curtis
and Representative Mcclure TO him
The Canadian Pacific steamer
Princess May, running between SiIag-
way. Alaska. and Vancouver u. G
struck the north reef of Sentinel iSiet
near Juneau. all on board were saved
The Pilgrims Monument at Prov
fncetoUn Mass was formally dedicated;
addresses were made by President TAFT
United States Senator Henry CABOT
Lodge. Charles " Eliot. president
emeritus of Harvard University. ana
IL 1fCll 4 nv
wine. for whom there was a general
alarm sent out by the New York police
was found t. be- IN Newport H J.. with
friends 1t was announced that
civil actions would he brought TO recover
moneys illegally paid by Schenectady
County: several former county officials
zrere indicted for misuse OF county funds.
! Il, Swami. q NiTg GINA polo
PLAYER. was thrown from his pony and
seriously injured in a game at Ner-a-
.-arcqTr PirT Henry Namaga CHI a
JaDanese servant accused of numbering
his erl1rloYsrs on a ranch near CaZadero.
cal was captured At the home of the
owner of the ranch. -= TWO tTdln1neh
syere killed when a sixty-two-car freight
train ran away down Pocono Mountain,
BennSy lV2nia-
CITY-Stocils xere higher -= The
government It was learned has pracu-
.=,J}v completed an investigation Of ar
;slfeged pool in bundle wood, which II
WIS said might lead TO prosecutions un-
Ger the Sherman antitrust law --
|. .The-policc began an Investigation INTO
\ Tie death of Mrs. Lillian McConNllie,
who was found unconscious in the cellar
q bel bone ley her blind stepson --
John y. Ryan returned from Europe
with optimistic reports OF the copper
outlook abroad. The MaUretania
=rri1ed. with her cabins fun, showing
thaf The homeward rush OF travel had
lsoc1ln. == Friends OF Borough PTesl-
-deIrt Grlsser OF Queens went to Albany
u. plead MS case with Governor Hughes
THE AVEATHER-md for to-
CAV. Fair. The temperature yesterday
Highest. "a degrees: lowest. Ga