New-York tribune., 1906-09-18
Nssp11nrk DAILY Gribr1,ar
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER is. 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

FOREGN-Rebel leaders met at Bejucai and
decided not 10 accept the peace proposals or the
goverrr.ent - General DorOsheVsky, presi-
Dent Of the court martial at Warsaw, was snos
and wounded 81 the thigh - Mr.. Root sailed
on the Charleston from CallaO for Panama.
hearty farewells were given 10 the American
Secretary at LAMA and at the port - - n
wrecdng crew VIII leave Honolulu on Wednes-
day 20 attempt 10 save the Mongolia, ashore OF
Midway Island: the steamer is said 20 be baoy
DAMAGED - The Duke OF the Abruzzi is pre-
pairing with the aid OF King Victor Emmanuel
an expedition 10 the Htmalayas; IL Is hoPeo 70 70
ascend Mount Everest 80 Eighteen schooIleIs
have been wrecked recently a. BeS l5g % Te ~,
being taken 20 suppress csrlist revolt IN OA'~-
lonia-
uOAFsTYC-Advioes at Washington from
SScretaYy Root showed that he was on MS way
70 Pnnalna- and the cruiser Columbia was az
Colon and might take him 10 havana II ulo
Cuban trouble was not ended before nus a.
- The Democrats were much disappointed
fy the peaceful programme OF the President IN
regard 10 the Cuban crisis, as they expected 10
be able 20 denounce his reckless rnilitarlsIil-
- Three warshtps started for Cuban waters
20 be sn readiness for any emergency, and others
are making ready, although IL Is believed az
Washington that a peaceful settlement or dir-
terences Is at hand - The committee ap-
pointed by the Democratic conference which
met at Albany on September 10 issued an ap-
peal 20 the Democrats Of the state. warning
contestants for the GovernOrship nomination in
New Hampshire the situation on the eve OF the
Republican state Convention which opens to-
morrow. IS interesting. 80 William J. Bryan
spoke at Raleigh and Greensboro. y. c. -
A severe storm swept the North Carolina coast.
doing great damage at the beach resorts near
Wilmington - The Rev. DR.. William X Hall
crTV-It was announced here that the UarTf-
man Interests had obtained control of the Balti-
more q Ohio. completing an ocean to ocean line
- President Parsons OF the county commit
tee again expressed the greatest confidence in
the ability or his supporters 10 win the primary
fight to-day. CONGRESSMAN Sulzer's booln
for Governor was launched al the Astor House
= Thousands climbed from stalled bridge
trains ana walked over the roadways 10 Brook
lyn IN the evening rush hours. - Charles F.
Murphy was busy with plans 10 vote the entire
Tammany delegation for Hearst al Buffalo
Ihe polcyholders' committees Of the Mutual
ana New York Life delayed filing their tickets
tlll to-day. 80 The opening Of the New Astor
Iheatre was again delayed. although the audi
ence had assembled. by order Of the Fire Depart-
1nehC - october 10 was set the date for
the trial OF the New York Central on the indict-
ment charging violations of the Anri-Rebating
Jaw. - The hearing the Pure Food law
was begun at the rooms OF the Board Of Trade
and Transportation. - The steamer ATassailis
arrived IN port from Palermo with a story og a
storm al sea that set cattle free between decks
- II was announced that the Volunteers of
America had obtained control Of s. Cregory's
Hospital = Archbishop Farley n vas
learned favored the action of Nonsignor Nc
creaoy IN resigning as chaplain Of The Ancient
Order OF Hibernians. - William paD5olnb
hearst pleaded for a new national rs~t,, az
ratification OF the Independence T.e.-,~,s o,,'s =,
Gates. - II was said that members % the
Sons OF the Revolution were dfspIesse5 ~. 80.
pans beng used for the restoration of Faunces'.
1hNefn - The Cuban revo-u 'onsrz furra in
this city announced that ONLY tha -ee-,oo--,I .,
faltna nom the Presidency could put a p4rTna-
neut enc 10 Ine war. 80 Governor Higgins d.
fccleo bheflfIE Hayes and Flsherrv n epforca
the law at the polls to-day. and ho-y, rerliai
serve order. -
TT THE ~ wEATHER-Ineioations for to-day:
ffalr. The temperature yesterday: Highest, S3
oegrees; lowest %.