New-York tribune., 1910-07-14
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Lord Charles Beresford,
in a speech before the Cecil Club, re-
iterated his opinion that the Brlush
navy was not prepared Tor war -
Erhsioeh. the aeTonaut. and Tor men
in his crew. fell one thousand feet in
dirigible airship in Germany: al the
bodies were mangled. - Dr. Lesne
n Ward. vice-president Of the Pruden-
tial Insurance Company. OF Newark, n
I died in London Reports from
I-ttenheirn. in the Austrian TNrol. say
that one person was killed and twenty
were injured by an earth shock, which
also caused a panic i'm Munich. where
walls were cracked. - A Portuguese
unboat cooperating with troops bonn
barded the pirate settlement on the ISL
and Of ColoWan. killing many persons:
the Chinese afterward stormed ana
captured The Portuguese military post
AdYiCes from Toxic say the treaty
between Japan and Russia was not
brought about by Secretary Knox pro
posal for the naturalization Of the Man
Churia Railroad: ambassadors of the
Two signatory powers at Berlin said that
the treaty was a further guarantee for
the maintenance of the open door. -
The funeral of King Edward cost the
nation S202.:NeA- -= Spanish troops
are being held ready 10 repel an inva-
sion of refugees from France.
DOMESTIC. President Taft. it was
announced At Beverly. viii take only
general part in the political campaign,
and VIII not interfere in the affairs of
sDv state The Interstate Com
merce Commission decided not to sus-
pend the proposed increases in commu-
tation rates on railroads running out of
New York and to suspend the increased
freight rates filed by Eastern and West
ern roads a statement Of the
operations Of the new tariff law. show
ing its capacity as a revenue producer.
was made by the Bureau of Statistics
of. the Department of Commerce and
Labor. = Secretary Ballinger, who
arrived in Seattle to spend vacation,
denied that he had any intention of re-
signing his portfolio = Conductors
trainnlen and yardmen on the Pennsyl-
vania lines east of PittSi,urg voted by
large ma jority 10 strike if necessary
10 enforce their demands: il was said
similar action had been taken on the
lines west == The Boston Cham
be- Of Commerce is making an effort to
Rave that city made an ocean terminal
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad -= The
Csyuga County Democratic Committee
strongly indorsed Thomas NJ. Osborne
Of Auburn. for Governor. - Henry
y. Slattery. indicted on charge of vio-
lating the election laws was declared
not guilty hy a jury in Rochester.
CTTY-stocks closed higher. -
Mayor Gaynor revoked the permits oi
forty-seven saloonkeepers to sell liquor
ali night.-A physician used hyhyno-
sis successfully in treating man whose
legs were crippled from childhood =
William K. Vanderbilt. ir. was appointed
assistant to the president Of the New
York Central RairOad.- Corporation
Counsel Watson told Mayor Gaynoi
there was no law to stop the exhibition O
the Jeffries-Johnson prizefigft pictures ir
this city. Captain Scott issued z
statement alleging that thus far the
efforts of the government in the CharI-
ton case have been directed toward
proving the prisoner innocent ---
Commissioner Waldo called d meeting
FOR the consideration of the charges
against Fire Chief Croker. - The
Public Service Commission took another
step forward with the Utica avenue
IA apid transit route in Brooklyn, which
Is 10 be built by assessment - None
Of the Trio indicted in connection with
the larceny Of bonds surrendered to the
District Attorney
THE WEATHER. for to-
oav: Fair and cooler. The tempera-
ture Yesterday: Highest, s. degrees;
lowest, I'5.