New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- Senate: The RECIPROCITY
Ill vas reported from committee OF the
whole but later restored 10 Jus lol nv
parliamentary status; Mr.. Penrose ialeu
~ obtain an agreement on the date lor
vote - The House was not IN seS-
sion.
FORFIGN.-JosephC aillaux formed
ministry in Paris, Jean Cruppl' forelsh
Minister in the previous Cabinet goes
10 the Ministry OF Justice pelhs SUI
ceeded at the Foreign Office by justin
de Selves. Prefect OF the Department OF
The Seine. - King George entertained
three thousand guests at garden part!
In Buckingham Palace. and afterwaro
attended gala performance al ftis
Majestys Theatre. - lndicati ons
were that the Shipping Federation would
abandon the opposition TO wage IN
creases. which have caused the recent
seomen's strikes. DR.. David Jayne
Hill was guest Of honor at Chamber
of Commerce dinner in Berlin; remark
able tributes Of esteem We're paid TO the
retiring ambassador. - Inc fort
Hood coal mines. Cape Breton. employ
ing six hundred men, were completely
flooded with seawater; no casualties
were reported.
DOMESTIC.-A severe thunderstorm
struck Washington, forcing the Senate
10 adjourn and drenching President Tart.
who was playing golf on the Chevy
Chase links. == Joseph +. Smith pres
ident of the Mormon Church, was wit
ness before the House sugar ipvestigat-
ing committee. - Conflicting tesu-
nnony as TO the connection of Hines with
Senator Lorimer's election was given to
the Senate investigating committee.
Lincoln Beachey, a california
aviator, made a swoop from an altitude
the bridge at Niagara Falls and down
the gorge almost to the whirlpool -
Arthur E. Smith, a Harvard student.
failing to qualify for a degree. took
fatal dose of cyanide Of potassium. -
The contest TO set aside the Will OF Mrs.
ole Bull was settled out of court, al
Boston: the will was set aside by agree
rnent of counsel. and the estate Valueu
q al 500 900 was awarded 10 Mrs. Olea
Bull Vaughan, daughter of the Nor
wegian violinist. - Mona KEGS.
woman disciple of +. A. Lee, on trial In
Chicago on a charge of abducting
Young girl refused to answer quesuon5
regarding the Absolute Life cult on
the ground that they might lncrlrnihate
her
CITY.-Stocks reacted in the late trad.
inc The marlborough declined
he citv's terms for new subWays, ana
Withdrew It's OFFERS. tACcIl 'iiH
operating the Steinway Tunnel ana tnlro
tracking elevated lines on the East Sloe'
the b. r. T.. subject 10 few modinca-
ions accepted the city's terms. ana VIII
probably be asked to take the Whole
gvstem. 60 The trial of Joseph b.
Reichmann was completed, and this
morning Justice Davis will charge the
Jury. - George G. Van Tuyl reported
to the Senate that the admission of trust
companies 10 the New York City Clear
ing House made ii the hub OF the coun-
try's financial system. 80 Edward v.
Gambler. testifyng in his wife's suit for
separation, said he was spirited and
of an affectionate disposition. - The
federal government filed suit against the
Periodical Clearing House the so-called
Magazine Trust" as combination IN
restraint of interstate trade. - In
the arrest Of a Chinaman who had 25o
pounds Of opium in his possession the
customs authorities hoped to discover
how the drug entered this country.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-
day: Showers The temperature yester-
Gay: Highest, So degrees: lowest, 6S.