New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
THE NEWS THIS M0RNfNG.

FoRETC,N-The conference Of Euro
,r.,n bankers Interested in the cotton
trade refused to accept the Nalida'ioh
plan for bills Of ladinc submitted by the
American Bankers Association; no con-
ccssions. il Is said. viii be made the
bankers here. -- Ieppeim VI was
DESTROYED hy fire following an c%pio-
sion OF henzine while the 6irigihlc was
being warped into her shed at Baden
BADEN Ton men We're injured -
4 roint in favor Of Or. Crinpen was
made = hen pr Pepper testified that ne
could not determine the sex of~hc BODY
found in the cellar Of Crippen home
- Costa Rica has declined TO meet
NIcaragi1a's request to detaln Or lrlas
and other officials Of the Madriz govern
mont at san Jose: the state Department
las accepted President Estrada's plans
for changes in administration
pNNFSTTr-It was announced from
Ee1rrI- that negotiations for the AZ
1augemont Of reciprocity between Can
;,Ga and this country would he opened
,,,.1t month President Taft an
r,,uncea th4t the only speech ne will
mako during his four DAYS trip in Ohio
viii be al the opening OF the big dam
r-aa- Cincinnati =- George W t1tZ-
gerald. formerly q teller in the United
states Sub-Treasury here, was indicted
and arrested at Chicago. charged with
from the Sub-Treasury vault; the theft
las been one of the greatest mysteries
which government detectives nave had to
deal With IN many years -- It was
announced from Portland, Ne, that the
lote returns showed thet the
an6 Republicans had each elected two
Representatives in Congress, and that on
jcint ballot the Legislature would be
Democratic by Ill to co. Charles F
Johnson is prominently mentioned as the
successor % United States Senator Hale
CTTY.-Stocks as rule, closed lower.
Two banks were VictinlZed TO the
extent of about $4,000 by means Of
false statements by Adolph Rothbarth,
who pleaded guilty TO larceny =
\ Bronx official resigned his $1,000 job
because he though there was no need
for the Office Sheriff Bob Chan
Ter was said TO be making every effort TO
obtain money to give his wife. Nine.
Cavaliefi. but a suit on a tailor bill
threatened supplementary proceedings.
It was said that delegates from
four districts Of Kings would be in
structed for Roosevelt, and that the
Woodruff delegates would attend the
convention uninstructed. = Ernest
GeTbracht, former superintendent of the
American Sugar Refining Company's
Williamsburg plant, was sentenced to
two years in prison and 10 pay a fine Of
5000. == The legislative inTeStigat-
ing committee heard testimony tending
10 show the destruction of records Of
money paid by the Street Railways As
ISOLATION for legislative Information. -
= An employe in the customs service
testified at the trial of weighers that in
twenty years service he had taken no
bribe money. - Controller PTendeT-
CAST said that the Bureau Of Arrears
had made q record by collecting 500
90 40 60 in eight months. and at a cost
of only tWo-fifths Of l per cent. ==
The Board of Education decided to give
the new rules a trial, and viii permit
football IN the schools.
THE WEATHER.-Indicat for to-
day: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 90 degrees: lowest. s..