New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
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THURSDAY. MAY IS, 1908
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

roRErcHy-Tw eTty-tvvo emigrants lost their
lives 81 Z collision near GrlTnsby oeLF cen ! !Le
British steamer HuddeTsdeld ana the N0IN estS-l 80
steamer Cto. almost all or those hlileu
crushed IN their berthS. =-- The fuhefol VI
General Mayia Rodriguez toUk place al la Sl.e'
President Palma and members 1L tiI IN +Is
were in the long procession which foioNea HIt
funeral car TO the grave - Ihe hlle pI
49, 80 zaC5zes ~ visit the French capital,
and President Loubet viii make trip 10 Koile.
- A dispatch from C0nstantinopie says ina
the loss Of life in the Turkish advance on lpeh
was large. and that many 4uIhs meIe 80 C ms
and taken by the Albania1ls 70 the noun. .@'5S' ~
- Collector Cruzen. Of san luan. r n,
5las been severely censured by the treasuIS
Department for lrreEu-lrlles IA NC
Tnert of the customs - Marcel Renault the
vpeIl-lznovn automobile expert died a. Couhe
Terac from injuries received in the Paris-Ma-
C1rid race. =-- Bubonic plague has appeared At
the Chilian seaport. Iquique where there were
or Monday ten cases, six CT them fatal.
DoMEsTIC.-August W Nachen. general SD
rerintendent Of free delivery in the Postoince
Depa rtment was arrested or charges ot &C
cnpring bribes. and dismissed from Once
tv Postmaster General Payne: the contractors
accused OF bribing him also We're arrested. Ma
chen. who denied the charges. was released on
10000 bail - President Roosevelt visited
and spoke in Helena ANA Butte. Mont --
Senator Hanna received many congratulations
for Withdrawing his opposition 10 the indorse-
znent Of President Roosevelt by the Ohio STATE
Republican Convention. --- The Pennsy ylEaIld
Republican Convention indorsed President
Roosevelt for denomination. and declared
against any change in the present tarln sched-
,nan Of the State Committee. and Senator Pen
rose was chosen Is his successor =- tToN
ernor odeu viii hold hearing the extradI-
iion Of Moody Merrill tomorrow - m m
International Arbitration Conference at Lake
e5oncnk began with the greatest attendance IN
s1s history --= The Committee on Banks OF
the Connecticut state Legislature charged that
a %ew-York firm OF bankers has uonopolized
the investments of the States savings banos-
CITY-Stocks were irregular, closing weak.
- An audience that filed Carnegie Hall 10
cverfiowing went wild over ex-President CleVe-
land irving to crowd the platform TO reach
him and vigorously 2pplaudeG his sentiments
and those Of the other speakers denouncIng the
pishirefs F71ltchery. Charles 2. Murphy
said he believed keeping " s. Devery out Of
Tau7rnany Hail would help that organization III
The next rnunicipal election. - G E Mills
was sentenced TO not over eighteen months at
Sing Sing. a decree Of separation was
granted to Mrs Chester z. Duryea. - The
general superintendent Of the Manhattan Rail
way Company declared that needed improve
rnents would be made as quickly as possible.
Il was declared that the murderer Of
Hefernan at Ardsley was not a club member;
but there were repeated statements that he was
wealthy and prominent. - 4 notice was
posted on the Oceanic warning hrSt~cabin pas
sengers that gamblers were aboard, some Of
them tried to entice W 4. Hazard, the polo
player, into dice game. - Winners at Nor
ris Park; !. Dark Planet, 2. Moorhen; 3. Leoni-
dss; 4 Africander; .. Semper Ira; 6. Eloim-
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day;
Showers. The teLpera ture yesterday. Highest,
- degrees; lowest. 60