New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-02
con stout Reader Tells What He
Missed in Last Weeks Paper.

Importance happen ..s,,, Reader. BRYAN got !
-, :. ,erIted Constant heaoe'' DI.
-, ., last and the enemy ooui''is, e. ,ls
80 ,hs efete East Ten 80
called ti'7 ,.orns the globe trotter home in a
Nesl IN thousands. including eighteen |
royai 49,. Senators and ex-Senators ana |
tnltea o's,rs+,c Governors and ex-Governors. |
twenty - ,,adison Square Garden on Thurs |
80 IN hear him p1omuieate ms present |
day ihs"' Among other things he adj 1
- ,bef binaetallism was no longer an issue 4
illi''e sa,aa arbitration for labor disputes and
' - president Roosevelt for what he mao
ward curling the trusts lie Favored ma |
80, ov-nership for trunk lines OF raliroaas ana
'oi"' o.s,,, for local lines. lie suggested |
-. 80, only should no political Contributions |
iron, corpora tions. hut that the books
40 - onsned so that the name OF every |
'Ne" I,,,,,.r Of any considerable amount might |
-, before election. He declared that the /
- ,ox WAS desirable and predicted that 1
S., q constitutional amendment would ne |
$3.50 rhich would permit II In TINS country /
- oast,ss.ea the Senate and urged the oirect |
.I.,,,on NJ Senators by the people he saiu re /
- This nation 10 be foremost as peace
-. q, ,ba world He proposed tha' al cor
,,i,rs ne oplisei TO take oGt ieaefal license
h.fore being permitted 10 carry on an li'le1s'a'e
p'-sss ans suggested that possible cure for
,anas Of he President 10 put the articles con-
I,,os A.. trusts on the free list. He went 40 1
- ,ye,,sn and made another speech along ule /
-, ,,,es on alrnos, the same spot where he /
80 hoot,a down bv some frisky sophomores ten |
,-sorh ago de defended his statement regard
.ns The national ana state ownership OF raliFoaus'
,t,h u,ss belag criticised adversely in al paris
OF the country.
.,Thst IS doing in state politics." asked Busy
Man.
BRYAN reception almost ooIiterateo tle ga
,ecl Of harmony in state politics" replied CON-
slant Reader Mr.. Hearst, in an interview
ia Ia would run for Governor on the Inde-
,,onssnce League ticket, but would accept Dem
,o,rstio snpport Jerome baited him with the
ouestiou is the independence League re"
party clean cut and independent or is IL oi1ls
a club TO coeroe the Democratic party INTO
nominating Mr. Hearst for Governor. a par
OF The Municipal ownership League protested
against the alleged deal between the Hearst
managers and Murphy The Jerome-ParkeT-
sheehan- Shepard Democrats have called e. con-
ference to meet IN Albany on September o 10
consider how to checkmate the Hearst move
.nent President Roosevelt showed his sym
psthy with President Parsons OF the Republic
can County Committee in his effort TO down
ouigg and Odell by inviting him 10 lunch with
him This made the otell-QuigS crowd I'M
easv"
Have the Cuban reyoluliouists accomplished
enything yeto" inquired Busy Man -
There is stil a great ceal OF uhoei u 'aIi1rs
bout conditions in cuba. Evidently Inc gov
ernnent considers the situation Il serious one
for amnesty has been offered for perloo OF
thirty days 10 al who wlll lay oo% 49, M a.
erms. Two insUrgent leaders eurrendered IA
the provinces OF MatsuZas ana santa tiafa
snd the rebels took The town az Cahahas. on
the coast west Of Havana Inc cp9ecI OF uIe
iusurrection according ono OF the leaders
s. legal elections. Apparently, They are trying
so precipitaJe American intervention An
ernissary OF The Insurgents arrived here on
Tuesday with authority Tor the establishment
of junta 10 further the revolutionary cause.
What is going on in Russia
Terrorism and famine stalk through the great
country. General Min, commander az the sem
inovsky Guard Regimen, and a personal adJl-
tsnt IN The suite OF the Emperor, "hose 2ssassl-
nation had been twice attempted. was murdered
by girl, one OF the terrorists. She fired ave
shols into his BODY on the station pialIol IN AT
Peterhof. He had been condemned to death by
the terrorists Immediately after the Moscow re-
volt last December on account Of the stern re-
preston practised by battalion under his COM
nand, and especially for the wholesale execu-
ton OF persons condemned by drumhead court
martial for being caught with arms in their
hands. The recently appointed Acting Military
Governor General OF Warsaw was shot and
killed while driving IN a cab also. With the
loea OF checking the aerarian disorders, ukase
transferring 4.Joa'5o1 acres OF the appanage |
lands 10 the Peasants Bank for distribution was
hurredly issued before the terms Of distribution
were settled. BY The end OF September n Is I
said. the famine will have extended 10 the prov !
ances or hazans simbirsk. Samara and Saratoff !
Inc Whole cost or FEEDING The people devolves |
on the government The grain required in these /
pITPlnces Ior food and sowing il is estimated
fOfIst acts IN the week ended August % show |
,hSt loi officials, gendarmes. police, etc. were l
Killed. % were wounded, and 23I private per-
sons were killed or wounded
Russia Is certainly a bloody land - remarked I
busy Man and ~ a wretched pliqht"
Yes replied Constant Reader this fact was !
blbQSul most fOrClD!y MT
y, 81 nne arrival here OF forty children who had
~, 49,. unnamed ny riots In Russia They had 1
llot escaped feeling the edge of the s--ord chew /
selves, as their bodies showed 1'e'i'-
.y, nee a are q number OF odds and ends OF for
r5s sA news continued Constant Reader ..ri,o |
hio conference ended The No. a.i inc
rraSa caused so much discussion Is now bei,,
not take tSn ~ Europe Apparently Europe does
al 1ota' Chill. two DAYS overdue i'0O' a'fiNea
going TO he ,5n e. Commerce Commission "a
come. Many shippers have ,iro. so'ne tirne TO
,,,ai.s o .. tlle new law to file a number % -.
he hili r. direct result OF the provisions -,
Nne DILL tne Union Pacific Pailvrs,, - sun OF
mined 10 install its own So. sy mas deter
80 heretofore the Armour private - -, 81
saNf I'ad monopoly over this rsi,Toa !, az iies
80. -. ~ racine q all the profitable Csli,or,,
'rut trade. The Representative - ,,,- ma
,,ssst oHll1aiies appeared before fba 80 -alu
,uisSon. the former asking for . -, ne com
liass, and the latter for mora -, a. OF ful-
So re IaW- The commissioners told - a 10
we law was going 60 be enforce ~. In that
"esI thing 10 do was 10 obey in ''"'' 'iie
Ahe sudden death Of Frank 4 Him.,
.te OF The board OF trustees az ~ ,. 1Ieas-
yH, ebly OF the Presbyterian Churrt =, E
rs states and president Of the peal E, ei.e
-, company, OF Philadelphia discio.S a."
e., ."a, another trusted man had t,oro -, tile
snnss 20 found upon investigation tbst th
20 ,bs e,. me trust company had been denle, Ia
suicie, 1'eli Of millions by loans made Ipt'i
~ ecient collateral Il was made 1S,, MHhout
brains on rso committee suicide by blowing bis
tuition bt,nsa1s iu taat he had robbed the insti-
,co,a,, .-iiIistH III was also said tia, ~ 80.
,ears directors had not even mat sar , Iust
.eaIS merely putting their a y an t"r three