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

COMPRESSION a sub-commit-
tee of eight members TO conduct the
Lorimer investigation was named. -
The House was not in session
FOREIGN.-Sir Wilfrid Laurier an
nounced he would introduce a resolution
at the imperial conference recognizing
the right OF the Dominion TO withdraw
from the operation of any treaty maze
by Great Britain with another state.
- Lieutenant Bague. who left Nice
by aeroplane for Corsica, one hundred
miles distant, failed TO arrive; TORPEDO
boats were sent in search Of him. -
Vidart. the aviator, arrived in Rome, be-
ing the fourth 10 complete the second
stage of the Paris-Turin race. --- Inc
afterpart Of the Maine, il was announced
from Havana, will be seen above water
to-day - 1t was reported at New Ut
leans by steamship passengers VINO had
talked with Estrada at Belize that the
former Presidents newest plan was 10
divide Nicaragua into western ana an
eastern half and TO obtain the Presl-
dency of the latter for himself. -@-
General" Rhys Price left Los Angeles
for Lower California, announcing his IN
tention to set up an Independent fepup-
lie in the peninsula. 60 john Dllloh.
the Irish leader. was thrown from an
automobile in Dundalk, sustaining con-
cussion Of the spine and cut IN the
forehead requiring several stltches'
DOMESTIC-COlon Joseph Garrard'
commanding at Fort Myer, Virginia, was
reprimanded by the Secretary OF war
under orders from President Taft, for
reporting adversely the application Of a
soldier for the right To take examinations
for promotion to commissioned grade on
the ground Of Jewish parentaSe. - A
dispatch from Albany stated that Gov
ernor Dix had determined If necessary
TO call a special session Of the New
York LEGISLATURE to take action on the
proposed federal income tax amendment
Representative owen j. Evans OF
Ohio. Senator Pomerene's law partner,
pleaded guilty at Columbus TO receiving
a bride, and was fined $500; he appeared
later as a voluntary witness before the
grand Jury: eight new indictments were
returned. 60 John Z. Bigelow, the vet
eral author and former Minister to
France. was reported to be seriously III
at his home, in Highland Falls \.
CITY.-Stocks were irregular but
generally higher - A moving picture
film factory in The Bronx was burned
\ 9mid scenes OF great excitement. -
] Daniel O'Reilly was sentenced 10 serve
" five months in the penitentiary. following
his conviction Of having received par
of the $50. 900 in securities stolen from
Aaron Bancroft. -- The Committee
on Parks Of the Board of Aldermen vii
present n resolution to-day, advocating
the purchase of the Dreamland property
for a free seaside park - A SING
Sing convict committed suicide in the
Hudson, dragging down another prison
or. who tried TO save him. 80 The
police admitted the weakness of the case
against II. A. Scheib. who issued a
statement explaining how he and his
wife changed their names. - Hun
dreds Of prosecutions, IL was said, would
follow the exposure of counterfeitine
labels for food, drink and medicinal
preparations - In the discussion on
alleys before the convention on housing
F.. L. Olmsted said il should be under
public control. - The regular ticket
was victorious IN the Cotton Exchange
election - A new police squad was
formed 10 take part in raids and aid IN
the suppression of vice. - The rain
fall did not help the city's water supply
appreciably, but heavy rains were pre-
dlcted. - Mr.. Steers, Borough Presi-
dent OF BROOKLYN, defended Mayor Gay
nor against the alta ks Of President
williams of the b. x. IT.
THE WEATHER.-Indicat for to-
day: Probable showers. The tempera.
ture yesterday: Highest, 63 degrees
lowest, 81.