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

CONGRESS Senate: The Senate lis
tened TO a remarkable defence OF ChrlS-
tian Science by Senator Works, oil can
fornia, and to an attack on reciprocity
by Senator Gronna, of North Dakota
- The House was not in session
FOREIGN.-A dispatch from London
stated that the seamens strike SITUATION
had improved and that lockers at Gas
SOW and Sunderland were r6sumlhs
woik. Two motormen were killed
and five other persons injured III
charge by the police on Il mob near the
streetCar barns at Indianilla, near Mex
ico CITY. The House Of Lords
uasseo clause two of the veto bill as
amended. = NedrinC led the nine
contestants in the Paris-U Utrecht Lon
don-Paris aviation race in the fight
across the British Channel, from Dover
10 Calais. a Lisbon dispatch stated
that the reports of conflicts between the
Portuguese loyal troops and sympathlZ-
ers with the mo1archists were untrue.
DOMESTIC.--A board Of naval experts
in explosives is being selected by the
Navy Department to study the hull OF the
Maine in the cofferdam in Havana Har-
Dor. == Attorney General Wickersham
discussed the Supreme Courts recent
decisions in the Standard Oil and To-
tacco cases before the Michigan State
Bar Association, at Battle Creek. Mich.
.- An action to separate the business
Of coal mining from railroading was
begun. says a dispatch from Washing
ton. by the Attorney General against the
Lehigh Valley Railroad. -- Repre-
sentative L. b. Vreeland, Of New York.
i'm an address before the Ohio Bankers
Association. at Cedar Point, Ohio in
dorscd ex-senator Adrich's plan for
central bank == The defence in the
Mcnamara alleged dynamite conspiracy
case sprung 4 surprise on the prosecu-
ton In Los Angeles when ii asserted that
the court had no jurisdiction in the
nineteen charges Of murder, as the
brothers had been eXtradited for alleged
dynamiting.
CITY.-Stocks were strong. - The
fifth day of the heat wave continued to
prey on humanity, and several deaths
and numerous prostratiOns resulted.
~ The missing letters from w. L. ID.
Stokes 10 Miss Lillian Graham were pro-
duced in court, and il was shown that
they had been taken from her rooms by
employees OF the Ansonia, Mr.. StOkes's
hotel. - The Park Board was dead
locked over the election of landscape
architect 10 fill the place made vacant by
the removal Of Samuel Parsons, jr., eight
weeks ago. - Answering complaints
OF street cleaners, Mayor GaynOr wrote
TO Commissioner Edwards that if the
men struck there would be pfenty 10
take their places. and added that the
night removal of garbage must be con-
tinued - An official of the Standard
Oil Company said it would be some time
yet before the company would be ready
10 announce plan of reorganization i'm
u accordance with the supreme Courts
decision. .- Commissioner Waldo de-
posed Inspector Russell as head of the
Detective Bureau, naming Inspector
Hughes as his successor. - Mayor
G&ynor withhold his consent TO the Still
wei bill providing that q courthouse be
erected i'm City Hall Park. =- Ii was
learned that the Fifth Avenue Presby-
terrain Church had declined contrbu-
zion Of 100000 made by the late Smith
Ely. = Deputy chief Thomas j.
Ahearn was retired from the ire De-
partment on full paw after continuous
service of thirty eiEht years. -= the
Public Service Commission gave a hca--
ing on the free transfer situation, and
counsel for one company said ne would
need six months 10 present his case.
THE WEATHER.-Indi for to-
day. cloudy The temperature yester-
DAY. Highest. o. Ge-regs; lowest, -.