New-York tribune., 1911-04-06
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS-Preside Tafts mes
bace. urging early approval Of the Ca
hadian reciprocity agreement. was reau
In both houses and referred TO commit
kees. - Senate: The session was brief.
and no business was transacted -
House: The new rules. approved oy the
sDemocratic caucus, were adopted alteI
ta lively contest in which Mr.. Mann ana
Nx-Speaker Cannon led the Republican
fEide.
FOREIGN Rapi, a profess
,1ional gambler. supposed 10 be the "a :,
snorra treasurer. made general denlai
tcf completely in the Cuoccolo murders IN
61estifying before the court at Nlteroo'
.Jtalv. The new Anglo-Japanese
Commercial treaty provides for reductions
i3n the Japanese tariff on the chief British
e1extile and metal imports in japan -
tMoretofl F'rewen will soon resign his seat
.,n Parliament owing TO his fear that inc
tveto bill will prove menace 10 lrlsh
sHome Rule - The dangers 70 war
ships from airships will not cause nm
fitation in the size Of batteships. accord
ling TO opinions expressed by English
naval experts ==- The New Brunswick
Legislature refused 20 indorse the reel
rrocity agreement between Canada and
The United states. == \ dispatch from
,Uonoulu saws that the Hawaiian Legis-
Nature will probably ask Congress 10
modify Inc tnlifSf 'NtiuSl'li ip"''
DOMESTIC.-H. II. II. Kohlsaat told the
,Lorimer inquiry, at Springfield H. 'Ila'
C = Funk general manager or the IN
,1ernational Harvester Company. was ms
.authority for writing OF a Sl0OOO0 "slush
fund" To elect Senator Lorimer; MI.
Funk testified that Edward Hines. chi
cago millionaire. asked him 10 contribute
TO the fund. the money TO be sent 10 Ed :
ward 1Ilden q wealthy packer, "A denial
tn f"hiN0pns
of another Lorimer investigation in the
United states Senate was revived AT
WASHINGTON. --- IT was reported at Al
bany that aliensts had been engaged 10
examine the mental condition OF all the
inmates Of Matteawan State Hospital for
tho Insane --- The State Trustees of
public Buildings will meet at Albany 10
discuss the cause Of and the damage re-
sulting from the Capitol fire - Gov
ernor Dix stated his belief that the state
Legislature would finish it's work by the
middle Of Nav. - The Court of Ap-
peals 1T Albany decided that incomes
from trusts created prior TO september
l. 1905 were subject 10 Judgment ana
execution i'm favor Of creditors.
CITY-.Stocks were dull and heavy.
- While two million persons looked
on forty thousand marched as tribute
90 the victims of the Washington Place
fire and a protest against the conditions
\ that caused the disaster. - Msgis-
,rate Corrigan told the grand jury about
n the wave of crime In the city and gave
the names Of policemen ana others who
could corroborate him. --= II became
known that the City Chamberlains office
Withdrew deposits from many banks just
before the collapse OF the Carnegie Trust
Company. - ia mes McCrea sHid that
legislation had placed heavy burdens
upon railroads. - Gutzon Borglum,
chairman of the Central Park rehabili-
tntion committee. In a letter to Mayor
Caynor. bitterly attacked the administra-
tion OF Park Commissioner StoveI. -
Fire escape towers within the walls Of
buildings were recommended in re-
port 10 the Board Of Underwriters after
an investigation Of the Asch Building
hre - Ambassador Bacon and Rich
ae6 Croker returned 10 Europe.
THE WEATHER. tions for to-
day: Rain. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 81 degrees; lowest. 40