New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Observation-Disclosures in all the large
cities of the world celebrated the FoCr,l
nv receptions and banQuets; 1000 at
sfended the reception given at Dorchester
tBouse, the residence of the Ambassador
in London. - William t. Stead, In a
tribute TO George Washington, proposed
: that a statue Of "the greatest English
imam of the eighteenth century SHOULD
be placed at Westminster. - Inc
,crisis in the veto bill was reached When
lord I.ansdowne in the House OF Peers
trnoved the official opposition amendments
thereto votes thereon will be taken 10
tday. - Germany ordered the third
class cruiser Berlin TO replace the gun
boat Panther at Agadir, Morocco, thus
tfripling her force at that point. -
tPresident Fallieres arrived at Amster-
kdam on the French warship Edgar
I Ouinet. and was received by Queen WI
thelmina and the Prince Consort Of the
Netherlands - King George reviewed
t95 900 boy scouts in Windsor Great PARK
F. The jubilee meeting Of the Con-
eress of Naval Architects opened IN Lon
don - The jury at the CamorrlSt
trial at Viterbo, after serving -FOUR
.months. showed signs of restiveness and
Threatened to go on strike II an extra
sallowance We're not accorded them
DOMESTIC. President Taft spoke in
Ito be good Republican doctrine and a
ibenefit TO American farmers. - Inc
government thermometers in Chicago al
the weather station registered more than
,1O1 at 3 O'Clock yesterday. and on the
street level at the same time showed
1o4 degrees. - Emil Seidel so
fCialist Mayor OF milwaukee, w d.
burned about the head ana lace WheI
flames burst from a gas heater. 60
TX President BENJAMIN Hauison's home
in indianapolis is to be sold under par
ttiiion proceedings. - The New YORK
state Superintendent of Insurance mas
obtained orders from the Supreme Court
10 dissolve the Empire State ana Gu,
Zens Fire Insurance associations aho
distribute the assets in the form OF dlVi-
bends. Charles &. Wilmer was
thrown 400 feet to the ground and badly
injured by the capsizing Of his biplanC
at Pittsfeld Mass. == and automo-
bile carving five persons was run GOVT
10y trolley car near Providence, X. l.
and three of the party We're killed. -
Public buildings erected from a tuno
of 500 established a century ago were
dedicated 1T Goshen, Mass.
CITY.-More than five hundred cele'
bIations of independence Day were hello
i'm the five bOrOughs, the most important
being at City Hall. where the Mayor re-
viewed q parade Of nations, and the al
dermen held special meeting to com
memorate the centenary Of the build
ing; there were. fewer accidents and fires
and the only fatality was in the case
of a little girl whose clothing was sci
on fire by frrecracker. == Thirty
more deaths and hundreds Of prostra-
tions were ascribed to the not wave
which continues with practically un'
abated fury == The lure Of the waters
of the metropolitan district for refresh
n ment from the oppressive heat led r.
III fourteen more deaths from drowning
Enraged by a juvenile celebration
OF the holiday, the janitor Of tenement
house shot a boy. killed his father anc
iwounded another man. -- TammanJ
,beld its customary Fourth Of July cele-
bration with long talks, short talks ant
lthe like, but the heat caused the at
Tendance to he far below the usua
spoint == HsTry n Atwood battleC
legainst heavy winds and lack Of gaso-
Dene and flew from Governors Island II
Atlantic City in five hours.
THE WEATHSIR.-Indica for To-
DAY: Fair. The temperature yesterday
eHighest, % degrees, lowest. %.