New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Germany's move IN iaiius
tne troops at Agadir, Morocco Cduso :,
declines on the French and Engllsh
s,ocL markets. there were no diplo-
matic DEVELOPMENTS. 49, The haHdi
tr;ze bill. embodying in legislation ,ile
nrinciples of the Declaration OF LONDON
Iassed it's second reading in the House
Of commons. - President FalllereS
loft France on an official visit 10 the
Netherlands. - The British sealneh
strike came to an end. the men OBTAIN
inc a majority of the concessions they
ceimed. - The Harvard and Yale
athletes who are 10 compete against
oxford and Cambridge men next week
arrived i'm London. == The American
naval training squadron arrived at hlei;
Gus commander, Robert T. Coontz. was
presented to the Kaiser aboard the lat
ter'S yacht.
DOMESTIC.-P Taft made
nine platform talks on his way through
Ohio and Indiana yesterday on aroltra-
ton. currency reform and reciprocity
-= General Wood. chief of stan or the
army, reported TO the House committee
on Military Affairs that he believed the
jortifications on the seaboard are lnVln-
chile and could destroy any fleets sent
against them. = The Department or
Agriculture estimated that the cotton
crop of 1911 will be l4.425,5OO bales, the
largest in the history of the country
.= Mrs. Felicia Rees, mother OF Nora
Rees priestess Of the Absolute LlIe
cult. testified i'm Chicago at the trlal Oh
r. A. See for the alleged abduction or a
young girl == j. 3. Frank Smith VINO
was acquitted i'm UniontOwn, Penn, OF
killing his father and a brother-in-law
ON the ground that he was insane, es-
caped from the county Jail with TWO
negro boys and has not been recaptured.
.= EX-JuGge ID. w. White, OF Clay
County. Ky, stabbed John X. Boreing'
another lawyer. during a quarrel over
the settlement of suit at the formers
residence, in London, Ky. ..--t --.-.-. ,
CITY-Stocks were weak, 5000 The
hottest July day in twelve years was re-
spOnsiblc for at least dozen deaths IN
the metropolitan district =[ Ponce
sherim's posses and bloodhOunds Vainly
secured Long Island for men who muir
. Gtrcd a r0adhouse owner, robbed him or
600 i'm gems and got away after an
\ exchange Of shots with a member OF his
household = II. y. Atwood, the aVi-
aicr made q worlds record for accuracy
in landing on wheels in an aeroplane al
Governors Island. =- a suicide lett
q letter saying his brain was divided
fri two" and asking that his heart be
board Of Aldermen showed that the 1911
rate would be lower, but because Of the
increased valuation Of realty the tax bills
would be higher -- In pleading for a
certificate of reasonable doubt for J. b.
Reichmann nov in the Tombs, counsel
for the convicted banker said he had
beer compelled 10 give testimony against
himself before and after he was indicted.
=== Superintendent Van Tuyl OF the
state Banking Department has assessed
shareholders Of the Union Bank Of
brooklyn 81 10000 with which TO pay
that institutions debts. - 1t was ex-
prCted that a society composed Of de-
scendants Of the city fathers of 1911
would be formed at the City Hall CEN
ienary to-day.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-
day: Probably fair The temperature
yesterday: highest, 9S degrees; lowest,
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