New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-05
Assp11or.!s DaiIp Gribnate
TUESDAY. MAY 5, 1908
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Bands of insurgents are incre aasd
aug in numbers ana activity in Macedonia, a1o
flights with Turkish troops are peconlIi s M a.
frequent: an italian squadron has arrived dI
seaionica 49, King Edward left Paris ana ar
rived at Cherbourg. where he went on board ms
yacht: an enormous crowd acclaimed HIM IN the
Ixfreets Of Paris as he rode the station with
FPresiGsnt I,oubet The American, British
sand Japanese ministers in Picking discussed WIN
prince Ching the Manchurian demands or Kus-
seia: the text of the demands in effect, does nor
adiffer from the synopsis first ca bleo from
= Emperor William reviewed twenty-five
Thousand italian troops on a plain near rome
:efterward he dined at the German Embassy
iend received the diplomatic corps in Rome -
"A daughter was born 10 eH-Cfo"h FrIhceSs
rxouise OF Saxony. - The question OF closing
the C;rotto Of Lourdes in France has been left
10 the courts for decision 49, The second
ssee5ine of the Irish Land bill was moved in the
House of Commons. John Redmond. Mr.. Baltour
land Sir Henry Campbell BanneTman taxing KING
mart In the debate. - The Presidential mes
sage to the Argentine Congress took an Opt
,nistfc view Of that country's prospects. -
fsThe Nfcaraguan revolutionary Jun1a AT fanS1ii =!
fclaims important successes for IT'S partlsdIs IN
that republic - A new issue of postage
stamps to commemorate the installation of the
bCuban Republic has been authorized
2: DOMESTIC-President Roosevelt spent the
sday in Colorado. having enthusiastic recep-
.rion and making brief speech in Denver. -
The United States Supreme Court decided that
THE statute relative to bribery at elections OF
persons protected by the Fifteenth Amendment
rs unconstitutional - the Gipi9Inats VINO . re-
g,ruch indignation over their treatment at the
exposition dedication ceremonies. =Governor
sodell and his party returned to Albany from 81
Louis yesterday morning: the Governor said he
had enjoyed his trip. - The Interstate Ma
1ionaI Guard Association began its convention in
columbus Ohio, delegates from twenty-five
States and Territories being present; Secretary
Root spoke the new militia law.
CITY.-Stocks were strong and higher -
italian strikers In Brooklyn were engaged In
1.-Two riots. - The report Of Teele Jerome s
expert accountant, while upholdng the Metro
J7olJan Street Railway reports, found discrep-
ancies in them. and admitted that he had not
examined the vouchers. - There was a re-
port that five hundred negroes would be used
IN places OF strikers in the subway to-day, and
that the Italins would attack them The police
guarded men working various sections OF the
subway from interference by strikers; the re-
serves were called out to suppress a riot at
broadway and Forty-second-st-. but found none.
A canvass of three East Side blocks
showed that only three out Of thirteen saloons
had closed since the operation of the higher Ii
cense law; the State Excise Commissioner esti-
mated the total decrease at not over per cent.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, %
degrees; lowest, o..