New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-12
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The American batueshlI
fleet now visiting Europe arrived al
lCronstadt. Russia - Seven 'aviators
started from Johannesthal. Germany, IN
a 1.164-mile race; Lindpainter, carrying
a passenger was the only competitor &c
arrive at Magdeburg the first stage OF
the race. the others being caught in
storm and forced 10 descend. - The
American Line steamship ST Paul, de-
layed at Southampton by strike or Goa
carriers. will not be able TO leave before
tomorrow at the earliest; renewed trou-
BILE was also reported in manning and
provisioning the White Star liner
Olympic, scheduled TO begin its maiden
voyage on Wednesday. - Special ar
rangenlents TO rush moving picture films
IN colors of the coronation 10 this coun-
try by the fastest steamers were report
ed completed. - Surprised comment
was reported from Caracas on the failure
of the United States and Great Britain
'alone among the powers, TO acknowledge
the invitation Of Venezuela TO partici-
pate in the forthcoming centennial cele-
bration OF its independence. - Re-
sentiment was expressed in Paris against
the aggressively military action Of Spain
Sn Morocco. and fears that Germany may
take q hand in the difficulty were again
given voice. == Plague was reported
TO be raging in the Annoy district, China
DOMESTIC-It was said at Washing
ton that Democratic leaders Of the
House Of Representatives We're urging
1.-THE Senate TO defeat the Root amend
ment TO the Canadian reciprocity meas
ure. g. A dispatch from Washington
stated that officers We're being assembled
at College Park, Md, preparatory
to the opening Of the army aviation
- -tt1n orfoc
delivered in the national House of Rep
,resentatives on Representative Allen, OF
Maine. who died last winter - The
output OF coke during 1910 was stated 10
be greater than I'm any other year in the
history Of the United States. - The
federal government announced that it
will sell the monitor Puritan. - Will
lam church Osborn and George z. Van
Kennen, commissioners appointed by
Governor Dix 10 examine the State
Prison Department, made public a pre-
urinary report at Albany In order TO
aid in the reorganization Of the depart
Inent Four girls were drowned in
O lake near Appleton, Wis. when small
saiiboat of which they were occupants
was capsized by a squat; FIVE other oc-
cupants were saved. == Two men
We're burned TO death in a boarding
house fire at Cairo, i'll. = The Cen
a
0orsed the strike at the Baldwin Loco
motive Works and pledged assistance -
the strikers: II was said that streetcar
euploves might Join forces with the 10
q motive men. -= 4 girl graduate or
the Sargent Gymnasium at Cambridge,
Mass. declared that physical exercise
was q crime preventive
CITY.-Saturday nights downpour Of
rain was estimated 10 have added three
billion gallons Of water 10 Manhattan
store. the equivalent 81 ten days supply;
the list Of the casualties OF the storm
however, was greatly increased by later
reports, which further showed that losses
caused by the lightning and seventy
mile gale that accompanied the rain We're
not exaggerated -= Settling a dispute
over a game Of "cat" with bare fists, one
boz Of sixteen killed a lad Of the same
,ace and was arrested on q charge Of
homicide. =- Three children. poisoned
by Jelly bean candy, were sent to Belle
Nue Hospital. and after treating them
the physicians said their condition was
serious -== A liOness supposed 10 nave
been burned in the DTeamland fire was
CAPTURED in Luna Park. === The report
OF the conference committee on subways
was completed and will be submitted 70
the BOard Of Estimate this afternoon.
g. The Indian chief Of police Of the
Wisconsin Indian reservation Is 20 ar
rive to-day 10 pay bis first visit 10 New
York. as the guest of the officers NJ the
Museum Of Natural History. =-
Bishop Greer administered confirmation
and preached TO the little congregation
OF the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, on
Blackwells Island, and promised them q
visit 70 The Cathedral of st. John the
Divine =-- Robert NJ. Moore entered
the Stokes shooting case as counsel Tor
the girls accused If the shooting
THE WEATFER.-Ind for to-
DAY: Thunder showers The tempera-
ture Yesterday: Highest. S3 degrees;
lowest. G5.