New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS .-Senate: The House reso-
luton for the direct popular election Of
Senators was passed by the Senate
which. however. adopted the Bristow
amendment giving the federal govern
ment control Of such elections. -
House: Representative Byrns intro
duced a concurrent resolution directing
the Attorney General 10 proceed at once
against officials Of the American To-
bacco Company under the criminal sec
ton of the antitrust laws; Mr.. Redheld,
a new member and a manufacturer, at
tackled the protective tariff as unneces-
sary.
FOREIGN.-In the first day Of the In
ternational Horse Show, London. Ameri-
cans won two firsts and showed well in
the jumping contests 60 The sixth
congress OF the International Woman
Suffrage Alliance opened in Sweden, the
assembly showing special honor 10 the
Rev. DR.. Anna Shaw. - WhitelaW
Reid American Ambassador in London,
was reported almost recovered from his
recent illness. Rear Admiral Bad
ger and his officers were guests Of honor
at a banquet at Cronstadt 60 The
British Home Secretary issued an order
forbidding aviators to fly above London
or Windsor during coronation week.
- France announced that she would
deal with Spain on the subject Of Mo-
rocco without comforting with the other
European powers. - -Four competi-
tors in the German aviation circuit COM
pleted the first leg Berlin Magdeburg)
in the prescribed time; one of the avn
ators carried his wife as a passenger.
DOMESTIC. -President and Mrs. Taft s
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on
June 10 promises TO be the most largely
attended invitation reception ever held
at the White House. - A special OF
fetal Of the Senate was sent 10 Chicago
TO serve subpPnas on witnesses for the
new Lorimer investigation in Washing
ton. go Soldiers of fortune in New
Orleans who may engage in filibusterlng
expeditions against the Central Ameri-
can governments are being carefully
watched by American government
agents. == Henry L. Stimson, Secre-
tary Of War, arrived at West Point,
y. Y, where he will deliver the diplo-
mas TO the graduating class at the Mill
tary Academy to-day. == Receivers
fo- the United Wireless Telegraph Com
pany We're appointed at Portland, Me,
by Associate Justice George II. Bird. OF
the Supreme Court. &C. Glass day feS-
tivities. as a preliminary to commence
nent exercises. were held al Princeton
University.
CITY.-Stocks We're irregular, closing
firm. - New York was practically
cut off from communication with the
West and South by a series OF great cleo
trical storms. == The subway report
which was to be made public yesterday
will be revealed to-day at the meeting OF
the Board Of Estimate. = II. A
Scheib was released for lack Of evidence
on the charge Of the murder OF his wife
but was again arrested on a charge OF
grand larceny. -= Magistrate fresch
fixed the bail for Ethel Conrad and LII
Ian Graham at $4,000 each, although
counsel for ". +. D. Stokes said ms
client was out Of danger and Miss Con
rad dismissed one lawyer and engaged
another - The New York Presby-
terry adopted resolutions Of paclhc nat
ure drawn by the Rev. DR.. Wylie, defin-
ing It's attitude toward the General As
sembly and the Church at large, which
was Endorsed by a letter from the Rev
Dr. Jowett. Of the Fifth Avenue Church,
and dissented from in writing by the
Rev. DR.. Fox, secretary Of the American
Bible Society. == Police Commissioner
Waldo put his new three-platoon system
in operation.
THE NATURALIZATION for to-
day: Showers. The temperature yes
terday: Highest, a degrees; lowest, %