New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
Irsp11nrk DAILY Gribrlnc
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Is. 1906
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-The Cuban Congress assembled.
and though Quorums were lacking In Dotn
houses, passed a blanket bill conferrlng tull
powers on President Palma 70 take what steps
he thought best 10 suppress the insuiTecuon-
g. All lines OF communication, both py ran
way and telegraph have been cut by the IN
surgents The city OF Cienfuegos is again re
vorted captured by the rebels. whose forces have
drawn closer TO Havana -- MessASes from
Senator Zayss and General Castillo again macs
orrers OF surrender 20 The American forces The
sailors landed from the Denver at Havana were
Withdrawn. =- A great meeting Of students IN
81 Petersburg passed a resolution In favor 81
opening the universities: IL WAS decided also
20 continue the struggle for liberty -
Dominican forces attacked the rebels from
Cristi Is still besieged. - RuInors OF a
FrancO-Ja panese agreement are being circulated
81 Paris. 60 The overdue steamers BreWster
and Managua reached Port Antonio. after rough
voyages - The House OF Representative Al
Melbourne voted preference OF 10 per cent 10
British goods imported In British ships. --
IA Falieres and his stan went 10 Marseilles 70
visit the Colonial Exposition: over eleven thou
sand troops and many detectives have been
massed IN the city.
DOMESTIC.-Following a conference at oyster
Bay by the President, Secretary Taft. Sec
rotary Bonaparte and Assistant Secretary
Bacon, Il was announced that Mr.. Taft and Mr..
Bacon would leave WASHINGTON tomorrow for
Havana 80 Orders We're issued In Washing
ton for more vessels 10 be in readiness 20 pro,
coed 10 Cuba, and preparation 81 the Army ana
Navy departments 10 meet any emergency con-
ttnued. 80 panic was caused al the unveil-
ing OF a statute or President Mckinley at CO.
lumbus, Ohio. by efforts OF a large crowd 10 get
near Mrs. Alice LongwOrth. - The President
presented the Roosevelt Cup 10 the owner OF the
Ntsn. The winner Of the international yacht races
on Marblehead. === Representative Hepburn
said In Washington that an effort would prob
ably be made this winter 10 amend the rate
law as 70 make II more easily enforced. =- Miss
Ethel Roosevelt was thrown from buggy while
driving near oyster Bay. but not hurt. ==@=
Broome and Seneca County Democrats bottled
Hearst and called meetings TO elect second sets
OF delegates 10 the state convention. -
Abram Salcido, president Of The Douglas junts
OF Mexican reVolutionists. turned 70
the Mexican authorities by order OF the Depart
ment OF Commerce and Labor.
CITH.-Stocks We're strong W r.
Hearst was IN conference with William J. Con-
ners, who later met Charles r. Murphy. -
The Cuban revolutionary iunta received a proc
l9mauon from General del Castillo chief OF the
Havana insurgents. making appeal for the
overthrow OF the Palma government --=
Timothy /. Woodruff Offered 81 600 for evidence
seaaing 20 the arrest and conviction Of illegal
voters IN the coming Republican primary fight
tn Brooklyn. == Mayor Mcclellan said that
would come out for Jerome. =- Plans were
discussed a. meeting before Commissioner
ELLISON Tor the construction OF a large altering
plant az the Jerome Park reservoir. === The
Cttizens Union, Il was learned would not make
any regular nominations, but support candidates
OF good record. == Frank WisneWski. tho
only eyewitness Of the shooting Of hartley T
1he Long Island State Hospital. 80 The
Board OF Estimate approved recommendations
Tor seven new school sites.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day.
Fair and cooler. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. IS degrees; lowest. 81.