New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
Airm:2lork Daily Gribn,te
TUESDAY, MAY u, 1908
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-I: was reported from Panama
that President Marroquin of Colombia hao re-
signed and that General Reyes Woulo suCCeou
him Bulgarians in Salonlca are NUNS
from the Turkish troops. and many are an
prison. the city is under martial law; ana & tuI
fher trouble is feared. - The Turkish Gov
e-nmepf in a communication to representatives
Of the powers. denied responsibility loi e"S
massacre at Monastir- - 1t was announces
in England that negotiations for a parcels post
convention between Great Britain anQ .he
United States were going on - An lhe
members Of band of Moros which attacked one
rearguard Of Captain Pershlns coiuihil IcoI
Bacolod Mindanao. were killed. - AoVices
from Hong Kong say that 1900 persons are
starving in Kwang-Se Province - Kind Ed
vrard and Queen Alexandra reached Edinburgh
on their first ceremonial visit to Scotlaho- -
A French preliminary court held Therese mum
bert her husband and her brother for trial
DoMESTIC-President Roosevelt spent the
night at San Jose. Cal. and will reach oaii
Frsncisco to-day - An investigation of the
Washington city postoff3ce has been conpietso'
hut he results were not announced at the oe-
partnient The government crop report
gives the average condition of winter wheat as
a2 g or Nav l. against 913 on April l. -
Among the sixty-one bills signed by Governor
OSeT was one providing for the aoonUon VI
grade crossings on the Bay Ridge ana . DIE sLtoii
Beach lines in Brooklyn. and another autioiL ,i..e
ing commission TO investigate the poluuoil
Of New-York HarDor by sewage from 49,
Jersey - Four hundred and thirty three
P1rtnz;,ese immigrants wrecked on the North
Carolint coast are destitute ana oepenoeht oi
charity until government all reaches tnsI, en-
Francisco Highbinder tongs were arrested on on q
charge of conspiracy TO murder three hunaIeu
members OF the Chinese Society Of Engilsh Edu-
cation: the police are looking for the otner
seven. two Of those arrested confessed -
Kentucky sued the Southern Pacinc Rallway
C-on,panv for 81 100000 alleged TO be que TOT
-ares unpaid for five years. =-Lheuteilaiit
chester one of the watch officers of the monitor
Arkansas reported 10 the Navy Department
that the vessel would probably be a prisoner IN
the Mississippi until the floods next spring
CTTy-Strocks were duh and strong -
John r Mcdonald delivered the ultimatuTn 10
the striking subway eEcavators that II 1hes
did net return to work by tomorrow thelr
rlaces would be filled: the strikers met and de-
cided to stay out. =" Various asSocia'Iot i: u.
Of EMPLOYERS decided to hold a mass meeting 70
take action on the present building strike colol-
1Eons A policeman came near arres'lhe
Deputv Police Commissioner PIPER az the en-
trance to the bridge for alleged violation OF the
law The leaders of George u haven
jr's tallv-ho coach broke loose from the wheel
ers in Central Park West and cleared stone
wall: one horse broke its leg and was shot whiie
the other ran away in the park. - W hat the
police considered might be a cleW TO the Cundrd
rier dynamite outrage was the description oy q
Postof1ce clerk Of man who asked TO have
letter 10 General Greene weighed
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day;
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest Us
degrees; lowest. -l3.