New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-04

F,OREIGE.-A dispatch from Havana says IL
Is understood thai President Palma has modified
his attitude toward negotiations FOR peace. ana
another meeting % veterans viii be held 20 de-
vie q plan OF settlement - Fourteen officers
have been arrested a. Odessa, charged with
plot 20 XIII a.! the authorities. =- Troops fired
on e crowd "a e village near Warsaw. killing SIX
and Wounding twenty-five persons -= james
Eeir Hardie. The Socialist Member % Parliament
"a speecn a. Eslecs.oorIl prslsea the use o. 80
oornb by the Russian revoluuonists- - dis
patch from kingstown. ST Vincent, said that
rhere were Indications that La SoUfrlere was
resuming activity -= Secretary Root, N q
speech a. Santiago de Chni predicted that the
twentieth century would be marked by the gsst
development q South American states and THAI
The opening % the Panama Canal would revolu-
rionize the commerce OF he world. - Ad-
vices from London say that Sl.2oco0 gold,
about half the supply available. has been taken
-or the Uufted States. Pour men were
KILLED and eight were seriously injured in an J.
plosion on the Russian arnOred cruiser Rurik,
which Is being built at Barrow. - -Four hun
dred and ninety delegates. representing a million
and a half members OF trades unions. met a.
Liverpool; 8 resolution % sympathy with the ef
forts 10 establish a constitutional government in
Russia was passed.
DOMESTIC.-Nearly for1y thousand persons
viewed the naval review by the President al
Oyster Fay. - dispatch from Tangier. Mo-
rocco announced the capture there Of Paul o
stensland the fugitive Chicago banker who is
charged with forgery and embezzlement. -
latest dispatches 70 Washington stated that the
transport Sheridan, ashore near Honolulu
y total wreck 80 Speaker Cannon began his
campaign in Maine. - William r Hearst
made speeches fn Syracuse and Waterfowl
practically opening his campaign FOR Governor
60 William Jennings Bryan spoke at Detroit
- An automobiles and his daughter were
victims of an unprovOked attack al Ossining
- The National Irrigation Congress opened
SIS fourteenth annual session at Boise. Idaho:
letrer from President Roosevelt was read. -
The state cOnstabulary used dynamite 70 oust
the barricaoed Italians from their house in Flor
ence. Penn == J. J. Hill made plea for agTi-
culture al the Minnesota State Fair. - Two
New Workers were in a hOld-up wawona. Col
CITY.-Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs received a
wireless message from the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse announcing the death Of her husband
$500 II was learned that Cuban agents were
here purchasing ship 10 be fitted up a gun
boat 80 The Park avenue tunnel was COM
Tletely blocked by small wreck. 80 Labor
Day observed n Manhattan by a parade OF
labor organizations about fifteen thousand
strong, which was somewhat marred by rain.
So Archbishop John J. Kesne OF Dubuque
said here that after a study Of the church stu
Btion in France he thought the trouble due
10 Free Masonry. == n Italian was probably
fatally shot during quarrel which arose over
an alleged attempt % sWindle him.
THE WEATHER.-Indications for to-day:
Fatr. The temperature yesterday: Highest -
degrees. lowest. &c.