New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-22
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-Scna Repubhcan IT.
surgcnts joined Democrats III tUltII ~
,no Unrse wool tariff revision bill to the
r,iranoo committee with instructions 10
ranort II back not later than July W
House: The Bristow amendment
reserving 10 the federal government SUI
,,or,.fsion Of the election Of senators ~
direct vote was rejected.
REIGN-Preparations for the coro-
NATION of King George were coHpie'eu
and tho weather outlook was tair' pupH'
rejoicing reached high pitch oil crtlu-
siasro - AnSelmC Braancamp wa
sIoctnd President OF the Republic or
PORTUGAL hv the Constituent Nssenip,N'
- The German Emperor visited INC
American squadron Of hattlesHlps ~
Kicl --- Ferdinand Edmond DueH' t.
ceiycr for the dissolved religious con
cations Of France, vas convicted oi c.L
bozzlinc and sentenced 10 twelve years
,,n,risonment at hard labor -- We
drino was the first contestant To com
rlete the Liege 20 spa and return hlSht
I'm the Paris journals aviation race
ONESTTC-Prcsiden TAFT in spe-
,isl message 20 Congress asks the imme-
diate amendment Of the pure 1000 ana
dr!g law i'm accordance with recent ue-
cisioDs of the Supreme Court -- Be
"a 60,
fore the House sugar trust committce
81 in0uir-r i'm Washington, {. b. warren
president Of the Michigan REFINING COM
Iany. a beet concern. testihed that the
American Sugar Refining Company OWNS
50 ver cent OF the Michigan corporation
stock. Judge Lanllng, OF lhe
United states Circuit Court, i'm de-
cision al Wilmington Del, ordered that
the so-called du Pont powder trust be
dissolved. -- The FraWley bill estab-
fishing q state athletic commission ana
regulating boxing and sparrinS matches
jaescd the Assembly ut Albany; the As
scmbly also passed tho Wagner bill Gre
ating commission 10 investigate condi-
tons under which manufacture is carried
on in first and second class cities.
CITY-Stocks were duh and irregular.
.- The Board of Estimate unani-
mously adopted the McAneny- Wilcox
subway report. with some amendments,
giving tho PETERBOROUGH and the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit week in which a.
flc their replies and asking the Public
Service Commission to draw up con-
tracts. =-= The Olympic. the largest
steamship in the world. arrived and was
welcomed by crowds along the river
front. - Eighty-fiyc hundred chill
dren have asked 10 he sent to the conn-
trv. and the Tribune Fresh Air Fund
has caused six thousand 70 De examined
by physicians. and will send the first
party To its countr. places tomorrow.
= President Taft win address the
New York state Bankers at their annual
dinner tonight. -= Eugene =. pnh-
lin said the Playground Association was
not committed 10 the selection Of Rock
away Beach for seaside park. hut th2t
q conlmittce of one hundred was being
formed 10 select a PARK site. -- 9. NJ.
Miller. chairman of the board 81 -
Johns Cathedral said Mr.. Grams APP
pointment as architect was not 10 super
sedc Mr. la Fargo. whose contract, he
said had expired because his work was
done. -= Police Commissioner Waldo 8
sweeping changes i'm the detective force
90 into offec, this morning. -- Fresh
water poured into GoW0nus Canal the
Mayor starting tho pumps and mes
wore scattered on its surface tNWiElnE
the purity that is 10 he. after which the
Mayor made q speech and South Brook
lyn held % parade.
THE WEATHER.-IuG Indications Tor TO-
day: Fair The temperature Yesterday
HIGHEST. "A degrees; low t, 90.