New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-19
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN Two aviators were killed
in the first stage of the European circuit
race begun at Paris: q French army cap
tain also met death in an aeroplane. his
motor bursting and the gasolene burning
him 10 death - Relics of the Maine,
sucn as officers swor-s ana Chinaware.
were brought from the wrecked battle
ship = General DiaZ sailed from.
Ssntander. bound for Plymouth and
Havre. --= The American battleships
Iowa Indiana and Massachusetts arrived
at Queenstown.
DOMESTIC Preparations We're COM
pleted at Washington for the celebration
al the silver wedding of President and
Mrs. Taft at the White House to-day:
congTatulatoTy kilograms We're received
from the Emperor of Russia and the
Sultan of Turkey -== Miss Della Tor
roy. aunt Of the President. 2 White
House guest enjoyed a long automobile
ride i'm Washington. seated beside Mr..
Taft --= President Lowell emphasized
the importance of right thinking in his
baCCalaureate address 10 Harvard stu
dents at Cambridge Mass. -= Robert
FitZsimmons former pugilistic ChmpiOn.
vas severely hurt by the overturninG Of
his automobile near Batavia. y. Y. -=
Two women were burned To death in a
fire which destroyed the Boston and Ma
liant passenger steamer Governor An
drew in Boston HaTbOr --=, II was
learned at Albany that Governor Dix,
State Controller SOhmer and others We're
holding frequent conferences over the
monetary affairs of the state; a deficit
OF S1,500 600 on September l next is eX-
pected. --- Four cOnViCts were killed,
twelve mortally wounded and seventeen
guards and COnvicts injured by the col
lapse of bull pen i'm a mountain pass
near Waynesvilc, y. &. == a woman
who although q paralytic was able TO
move slightly ia AN electric storm a few
days ago. walked To church at Reading,
Penn. -- y Camden, y. }, man was
taken 10 Philadelphia hospital in
probably dying condition because Of
blood poison which developed from a bite
by bluefsh on his ankle
CITY.-By turning the hose on a tug
10 which eight of her crew had jumped
the Morgan liner Menus was able to
sail, twenty men short and twenty-nine
hours late. the lighter crews Will strike
to-day il was said == IL was said
that George G. Van Tuyl jr.. State Su-
leTntcndent of Banks. would assess the
stockholders of the defunct Union Bank
IN order II pay a dividend 10 the de-
IositorS. -= Mayor Gaynor in q let
tor, says he regrets that the unity of the
subway system is TO be broken by leav-
ing out the Fourth avenue line in Brook
}. n. and declares the people are entitled
L. single fare ride from Manhattan u
the seashOre. = The Citizens Union
said Tanmany Hall intended TO push the
Levy election bill through the Lcgislat-
IRE by a "blindfolded caucus" = \
streetCar conductor. stabbed by pas
senger. did not know he was hurt until
he collapsed on his next trip. == DR..
John II. Finley lett q sick bed TO preach
the baccalaureate sermon at the College
Of the City of New York -= The
Mayors Fourth of July committee an
nornccd its programme for the various
l celebrations ia the greater city. ==
| Ten thousand persons ATTENDED the open
Ing concert Of the season in Central
Park. =- 3lmc Sarah Bernhardt re-
TUNED 10 town after a 2J,0D0-mile tour
C. Ills country and Canada. feeling well
ard looking HounS = y girl who
Wds cnUrcd 10 hotel and stabbed ami
robbed. escaped by jumping from third
story window and sliding down rope
THE WEATHEB.-Indicati for to-
dgv: Fair The temperature Yesterday:
HIGHEST. Il degrees; lowest. I'll.