New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-02
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Mr. Matos, Venezuela For
eigu Minister. has rebuked delegates Of
that country to the Pan-American Con-
ference for their reported action in urg-
ing Lstin-American alliance against
the United States. - Knives and pis-
tolls were freely used at primaries of the
Zayista faction in Cuba, to choose dele
gates TO make terms with the Miguelis-
tas. - The condition OF Queen Eliza
beth Of RUnaania, who is suffering from
appendicitis, is reported improved. --
Ruthenian and Polish students again at
tackled each other al the University OF
Lemberg, and many policemen and COM
batants were severely injured. -
Forest fires are spreading in the Rainy
River district, and the losses are said to
reach millions: hundreds OF settlers
homes have been burned. - The
Westward won the Emperor's cup in the
race for schooners from Kiel to Thave-
muende. - George Turner closed his
argument for the United States in the
Newfoundland fisheries case at The
Hague.
DOMESTIC.-At a conference between
President Taft and Chairman Knapp. OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
held at Beverly, il was made plain that
the new rate law constitutes no menace
10 railroads. - 4 surplus Of SO, 400, 600
IN the ordinary receipts and expenditures.
against q deficit in the previous fiscal
year Of S5S134, 900. was announced by the
Treasury Department - The extraor-
dinarT session OF the Legislature ad-
iourned at Albany after the Senate had
defeated the Cobb direct nominations
measure and both houses had passed the
progressive inheritance tax bill -
The names OF the legiSla tors who are to
conduct the i resJigation into legisla tive
corrupt practices were announced at AL
bany by Lieutenant Governor White and
Speaker Wadsworth. - The funeral
Of Bishop AIcVicl1ar was held at Provi-
dence- five Of his colleagues officiating ar
the service. - The will OF Miss Anna
T Jeanes, leaving $4,000, 600 TO various
charities. was held valid by the Pennsyl-
wanna Supreme Court. - {. NJ. Spare,
ore OF the jurors in the Browne case,
sued States Attorney Waynan. Of Chi
cage. for s50.o00, alleging libel and
slan6er.
CITY. - Stocks closed strong and
higher. - Under an order Of the court
Park Commissioner Slower will slice the
encroa ching fronts from several River
side Drive Houses. - = carpenter at
tempted suicide by cutting his throat
and wrists, and then sewed up the
wounds with pink thread. - TWO
children playing in the street were killed
against ordering out the national guard
{" parade July We're sent TO Governor
Hughes. - The exodus Of holiday
makers taxed the capacity Of transpor-
tatioH lines, being so per cent greater
than usual. The plan to lengthen
Seventh avenue was approved by the
Board Of Estimate. 4 woman who
had been frequently in the company of
an Italian, who was fatally shot in
Brooklyn last Sunday. was found
strangied 10 death in her rooms -
Fire in the Hotel Netheriand alarmed the
guests and burned some Of their bagga sc.
Mrs. Brady, Of Katonah, y. J., told
the Coroner that her husband, G paralytic,
had shot her. - JUrynlen came TO
blows, but finally agree on q verdict in
the case before them.
THE WEATHER-Indicat for to-
day: Partly cloudy. The temperature
yesterday: Highest, Sc degrees; lowest,