New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Adyices from Havana said that
Secretaries Taft and Bacon had practically
abandoned hope OF finding compromise in
Cuba: the dispatch added that IL was not denied
that intervention might be followed by American
sovereignty. - A bomb was exploded near
the NarEa Gate, in st. Petersburg, but one
was injured; 10 Jewish massacres were reported
in the provinces: 1eld courts martial began work
Rt Odessa and IN Poland. - Secretary Root
landed from the Charleston at Panama, and was
warmly welcomed by the officials and the people.
- Six hundred fishing junks were lost IN the
recent typhOon near Hong Kong. and the total
loss of life Is now estimated at ten thousand.
So The Pacific Mail steamer Mongolia, which
went ashore on Midway Island, has been loated.
CD Dr. Care, before a medical congress at
Stuttgart. told OF successful experiments IN
uansplantng blood vessels 60 An edict abol-
isling the use OF opium at the end OF ten years
has been Issued at Peking. - Spanish papers
say that the situation IN Morocco IS disquieting
and foreign Intervention Is predicted. - Cen
eral Caceres the Dominican President. has taken
the field with a strong force and has recaptured
DaJabon; he hopes 10 raise the siege OF Monte
Crisu
DOMESTIC-The probability OF intervention
IN Cuba was discussed in Washington: prepara-
tons for service conditions were continued by
the War and Navy departments. - Secretary
Root, il was announced. would go 10 Carthagena,
Colombia, IN day or two. 10 consult with Presi-
dent Reyes. == Direct communication was es-
tghlished by wire between oyster Bay and
Havana. - Vice President F'airbanks Iefd
the cornerstone for the Chicago courthouse and
was afterwards entertained by the city and
county officials. - The receiver Of the Real
a settlement OF S15SO0O from Joseph VAIN
wright; the bank held Wainwrights note for
$4,000. 80 Governor Higgins left Albany
for his home II Olean where, II was said. he
would decide whether not he would stand
for denomination: his decision IS expected on his
return 70 Albany Monday. - The contested
delegations from the 1st and I'd Assembly dis
tricts OF Jefferson County would, IL was said,
work 20 oust John y. Carlisle as state commit
teeman-
CITY.-StocEs were irregular. - Charles
u Murphy began quiet campaign for Mr..
Hearst among his district leaders. == Both
Murphy ana McCarren We're non-committal in
their replies 20 the committee Of Sulzer men
who waited on them. == A Jockey was in
stantly killed by the falling of his mount in a
race at the Gravesend track 80 The Rev DR.
Parkhurst arrived home from Europe He said
ne favored Charles i. Hughes for Governor.
- Russell Sage's VIII probated in the
Surrogates Court There WAS no contest. =-
IL was said that the price OF milk would prob-
ably be raised IN this city soon. An 1n-
fo1dcated man ran of with +. r Dicks big
steam yacht and rRmmed ferryboat in the
East River. &C. Samuel p. Colt president OF
the United States Rubber Company. announced
that negotiations for large concessions in the
Congo Free state were IN progress
TEE WEATHER--Indications for to-day.
Tar. The Temperature yesterday: Highest. 81
degrees; lowest. -