New-York tribune., 1903-07-31
Nssp21ork 1sssi!p Gsibmars
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1908.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Rural Guards in Eastern
Cuba are being modified to suppress an upris-
ing nstgated by veterans of the army OF mo! moe
pendence - Some of the cardinals anticl-
pated a long conclave by bringing great ioduS
of trunks and other baggage to the vatican
- Rear Admiral Cotton viii entertain hlhS
Charles of Portugal aboard the Brooklyn to-
morrow. - King Edward and Queen Alex
andra rode through the wild Connemara country
OF Ireland in an automobile. = Chamberlain
has threatened mischief makers in South AFRICA
with deportation. == Russian soldiers killed
ten strikers on a railroad near ST PETERSBURG
- The Car, together with the Court ol nus
STA VIII go on a pilgrimage TO St Seraphm
cell.
DOMESTIC.-SeveraI cargoes of meats from
Germany will be held up for analysis on arrival
here and admittance refused if they are found
to contain deleteriOus substances. =" Ihe
Joint army and navy general board heIo It's
first meeting: Admiral Dewey was electeu preSl-
dent; coating stations I'm Cuba were discussed
and an address was made by Secretary Root
The Doylestown (Penn) National Bank
was closed bv the Controller of the Currency,
the failure being due, it is said to stock specu-
lations by it's officers and customers -= Sec
retary Cortelyou decided to try the experiment
OF immigrant inspectors at TINS port
again == Judge Gray accepted the appoint
ment as fifth member of the Alabama Coal
Strike Commission Business men in
Idaho Springs COL drove out Of town labor
union leaders who were charged with being con-
cerned in the blowing up of mine building.
80 A case of lockjaw has been successfully
treated IN San Francisco with antl-toXln -
Many Of those injured in the explosion at the
the number killed remains at about twenty.
80 A. B. Youngson. who succeeded p NJ
Arthur as grand chief of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers died IN MeadNllle, fenI
CITY-Stocks were weak and lower. == A
heavy rain and thunder storm closed a day OF
intense heat which caused one death and sew
eral prostrations; lightning wrecked several
aagpoles and three trees, uprooted by the wind
in Prospect Park, knocked the statue of Abra-
ham Lincoln from its pedestal. == 1t was ex-
pected that protests of merchants would be
needed by the Rapid Transit Commission and
new methods be employed in building the Brook
lyn extension OF the subway. - Borough
President Swanstrom was a guest of the Presi-
dent: the latter. il is assumed, urged him to
accent denomination -= An Italian bark
loaded with naphtha caught fire at the standard
oil Company's pier at Bayonne and was toWed
beyond st. George and beached by tugs. --
II was announced that trains would not be run
ming in the subway until next April, the delay
being laid TO the strikes which had caused de-
Law in the completion of the stations. =@ Dis
trict Attorney Jerome showed an inclination to
hurry the trial of sam Parks, setting 1t for
next Tuesday. -= a woman sWoODs when she
sees her baby killed by truck == Adolph
JantZen, "Al" Adams's right-hand man, was
sentenced TO the penitentiary and 10 pay hne.
An Hungarian baron was in court charged
with grand larceny. Two
rested charged with being involved in $1,000
drvgoods robbery. Winners at Jamaica:
!, Osgood; ., Agnes D.; 3 Shortcake; 4, Astarita;
3. Cincinnatus; T., Hazelwood.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and cooler. The temperature yesterday:
Highest 80 degrees: lowest, IL.