New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-31
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRE1GN.-Two attacks on the posi-
items at RIuefelds were repulsed by the
forces of Estrada, the American gun
boat Paducah cleared for action 10 pre-
vent the Venus from firing over the CITY.
- General Mena, holding Rama, has
refused Chevarria's terms of surrender;
orders have been given to take the town.
Theodore Roosevelt and Senator
Root had q long conversation at Dor
chester House. the e4-President was the
guest Of Lord Charles Beresford az dln-
ner. 49, General Botila, as Premier and
Minister eff Agriculture, has formed the
first Cabinet of United South Africa
Divers report that the hull of the
submarine Pluviose was crushed. her
crew of tweHty-seven being drowned. u
will take ten DAYS to tow the vessel into
shallow water King Albert Of Bel
eiun arrived at Potsdam; Emperor Will
lana. though recovering from the abscess
on his wrist was unable to meet the
sovereign at the station. - AdVices
from Manila say that the opinion is gain
ing ground that the orydock Dewey was
sunk by consnirators
DOMESTIC Republican leaders ex-
pect the Senate TO vote on the admins
tration railroad bill on Wednesday, ana
hope to expedite other legislation with
view TO fixing the date for adjournment
soon. - Representatives of Western
shippers asked Attorney General Wick
ersham TO bring suit to prevent railroads
from putting increased freight rates into
effect. - The nutilated body OF Alma
KelIner the eight-year-old child Of
Louisville who disappeared on her way
to church last December, was found IN
an Old cistern under parish house OF
the church,, the police are searching for
q former jaIlitor of the church. =@ +.
J. Gibbons, q wealthy former police chieI
of South St. Paul. MINI, shot and Killed
his wife and then shot and killed Father
Z. ]. Walsh. a Catholic priest, whom he
accused of running his home. - State
Senator John -Broderick, of Illinois. &C
Sused of paying q bride to a fellow leg1s-
lator to vote for United States Senator
William Lorimer. surrendered himself in
Chicago and gave bail of $4,000; he de-
MED the charges.
N CITY-Marked enthusiasm was aroused
VI by the G. A. r. contingents ia the Me-
mortal Day parade. which was reviewed
at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument,
in Riverside Drive, by President Taft.
- One Of a launch party of thirteen
was struck by lightning in the North
River and died instantly. == President
Taft took q long automobile ride after
reviewing the Memorial Day parade and
left the city fer Washington at A.: 10 p m
- Mrs. Speyer and Mrs. Sage made
awards OF ribbons and prizes at the work
horse parade. While running after
e bali a boy was killed by an automobile
I'm Brooklyn. - Captain Naughton, of
the Kingsbridge police station, was Sc
Nerely injured when d horse he was driv-
ing ran into pillar Of an elevated sub
way station. -= Bronze tablets were
unveiled i'm this city in memory of Henry
George and William Lloyd Garrison. -
kilograms of congratulatiOn poured in
upon Glenn H. Curtiss all day. following
his flight from Albany in an aeroplane.
THE ATHER-Indications for to-
Cav, Showers and cooler. The temper
ature yesterday: Highest, 10 degrees;
lowest So