New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-31
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.


FOREIGN Rowland Hunt, NJ. T, at
tackled The government in the House oil
commons. limiting that II had been
"hamboozled" regarding the proposed ar
bitration treaty --= Garros took the
lead i'm the Paris ROme-Turin air race
arriving in Piza from Nice -= The
American Ambassador and Mrs. Whlte-
law Reid entertained a distinguished
company Of diplomatists and others OF
note AT dinner. - The American
cavalrymen who are 10 take part IN tne
International Horse Show arrived III
London. - Four persons were killed
In hotel fire At Silverton. b. {. -
Efforts - float f. G. Benedicts Yacht
stranded near cape Antonio, cuba,
failed. An American fishing
schooner was confscated 70 the British
government by the Canadian court ior
fishing within the Canadian limit -
London subscriptions for the Sl25oo'Ooo
bond issue Of the oregon Washington
Railroad and Navigation Company were
closed within an hour. with II per cent
nromilm quoted. = The Chilian gov
eminent brought land and sea forces 10
hear 20 prevent further attacks on Peru
viano --= The suit for separation
brought D. he American novelist. Irene
Osgood." came TO an end.
DOMESTIC President Taft. speaking
st Memorial Day exercises in Arlington
National Cemetery. made strong plea
for peace. --- 4 statement by William
J BRYAN. criticising their attitude on re
vision of the wool schedule. created great
indignation among Democratic leaders in
The House -- operating officials OF
the American Tobacco Company's large
factories al Richmond and other to-
bacco men viewed the Supreme Court
decision with little concern as far as its
effect on business was concerned.
j was reported at Annapolis That the
Board Of Visitors would recommend the
appropriation Of 100000 to enlarge the
Naval Academy. Confederate and
Union Veterans joined I'm celebrating
Memorial Day i'm many Southern cities;
the usual ceremonies were held at Get
fysburg ==- Mr.. Carlisle. in report
of his investigation Of the Public Ser
vice commission. 1st District. approved
the work Of that body and recommended
the construction of comprehensive
subway system. -= The state Assem-
biz passed bill creating a fire proven
ZION bureau i'm New York city. with
mower to enforce laws aud ordinances.
CTTY.-TheOdore Roosevelt said at
Grants Tomb that he believed i'm peace
but not I'm arbitration treaties that would
not be respected ---- John w. Gates
who sailed for Europe. was said to be
unconcerned about the further cuts IN
steel prices. while a representative of his
Repubnc Iron and Steel Company de-
,lared that concern would pay no atten-
ton 10 Judge Gary's statements. -
August Belmont. the banker. was thrown
hv his pony stumbling in a practice game
q u0lo al Meadow Brook and received
veiuful injuries - Senator O'GOr-
mans election was made possible. il was
said. by 9 letter Samuel Intermyer wrote
10 Manor Gaynor alleging that +. :
Stetson told him !. p. Morgan controlled
the insurgents ---- Harry Scheib. q
chaufcur. identified a body found in thu
bathtuh IF his fat IS that % his wife
end was held boy the Coroner. pending ar
Investigation. - John Clafin and six
teen other merchants. favored the Inter
lovouCh subway offer in a letter sent e
the Mav0r and other officials concerned
Statistics of the Health Depart
.sut showed q decrease i'm typhoid fever
which officials attributed 10 an educa
tioral camraicu ..- Directors. officer.
and counsel of the American Tobacco
Comp2nv began q series of conference
that will continue until plan for read
tustment has been formed
THE Naturalization for to-
CAV: Generally fair. The temperature
yesterday. Highest, ~ degrees, low
est a..