New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-10
TIE NEWS THIS E0RNING.

rOREIGN-SocialisI accuse NJ Glenn
e1ceaG. the former French Premier, OF
having caused the arrest Of NJ RocheIte,
81 banker. On false charges, thereby al
Loving government officials 10 make
great profits through speculation -
King George Is expected 70 follow his
fathers policy in making his reign
marked by ponp and ceremonial; LORD
Usher may attempt the task OF recon
cling the divergent views OF members
u the veto conference - A record
breaking number Of American travellers
have arrived in London; the social sea
son is dull and the opera is suffering
from lack Of patronage - The Seine
is rising rapidly, and the government is
taking steps 70 prevent e repeCluon OF
the recent foods in Paris - World
records for carrying one and TWO pas
sensers and for distance were made at
the aviation meet at Rheims =" Inc
formal demand for the extraoitiun OF
Porter Charlton was forwarded by Inc
Italian Foreign Office 10 the Italian En-
bassy al Washington - The admin
istrato-s Of the Carnegie Hero Founda-
ton a. Paris awarded pensions 10 Ianai-
les Of policemen. hrenlen and other per
sons who lost their lives in the perform
a.nce OF heroic duty in the Paris floods
last spring. - Suugglers with Ola
taoads valued at 100000 from the
Southwest African fields have escaped
from Europe. il was learned at Berlin
The German admiralty board, 1t
vas announced in Berlin, mas arranged
for the vessels Of the feet engaged in
the grand nanPuYTes 10 be kept IN
touch with land by means OF Z dlrlglbie
1irship.
C.-CorTeSpondence between
President Diaz and President Taft with
regard 10 the trouble IN Nicaragua was
made PUBLIC in Washington - The
distractions TO the United States dele
1-cT-e "a
81 Bueuos Ayres were made public at
The State Department ~ Senator
Robert L Taylor, in an interview IN
Washington, said the Democracy Of Ten
l--see was rushing madly 70 desJruc-
- and withheld mis- promise 70 take
the stump in behalf Of Governor PatteT-
son. - In speech II Winfield, Kan,
United States Senator Joseph L. B-lstow
urged Republicans IOz stand firm in the
Islt against corporate greed and self
illness Heavy rains were re
ia1led in Iowa and Wisconsin. II the
former state il was stated that crops
Isa-fred 10 the extent Of SlU0,UtJ.
A T. Pdtzner. Of Hammondport,
y. Y. fell with his Burgess biplane into
The Plum Island River, near Newbury-
lsorC. Mass. but was not badly nurt; the
r--chine was wrecked - Il was an
nounced AZ the executive chamber al
ALBANY that Governor Hughes would be
the guest Of Theodore Roosevelt at
oyster Bay next Tuesday evening
CITY. = Stocks were strong -
1-ice-President Smith OF the Carnegie
Trust Company said Dickinson was sue
ceeded as president in the interests Of
conservatism. - Plans for the flying
field It Garden City, where the inter
n--ional aviation tournament viii be
he'd II the fall. were announced -
GflciaI figures for the heat reached 81
degrees, and there was much suffering
N re city. c. ,. Harmon and
Ca--tain Baldwin made several fast
fights at Garden City. - The pas
ger steamer Barnu was II q crash
with q coal laden steamer in Hell Gate,
borh vessels later continuing their voy-
ages. - AT q private showing Of
rictures OF the Jefries-Johnson prize
tight the spectators seemed 10 be OF the
opinion that The pictures presented moth
ing objectionable. The treasurer Of
the American Federation Of Labor VIII
lead the striking cloakmakers.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-
DAY. Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 81 degrees; lowest, %.