New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
Ntsu7lurk DAILY Gribns1e.
FRIDAY, AUGUST "a, 1906.
THE VIEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Cuba has asked the United States
20 send eight guns manned by American artI-
lerynen TO aid in suppressing tne reOeInoa'
- Cuban rebels, led by Pino Guerra, capt
ure5 San Juan de Martinez the terminus OK
the Western Railway: a telegram from esueIta
70 the general manager threatened 20 destroy
- - ee..Io.- ,,i,1,oete os troor1s were stopped:
the line IS owned by British interests
Quentin Banderas, leader of the insurgents ih
Havana Province, was killed by Rural Gnaras.
- The Russian government he's decioea 70 70
put into operation it's agrarian schefhe' VIII. .
viii be promulgated as temporary law, az aDoue
twenty million acres of crown LANDS Will pe
offered TO the peasants on easy terms throuei
the Peasants Bank. - Delegates from fna4as
Russian regiments met at Krasnoye Selo, allo
decided thai the time was not ripe for gem
eral ulutiny - Three thousand houses; dam
aged by earthquake in Santiago. must DC oe-
r11oished: the city lacks coal. - accotulls
10 a dispatch to Lima. Nine Montt, wlfe OF tle
Chflian Presidenf-elect. was mutuateo oy Ioo-
bers and is in a dying condition on t.e s,1- Tap
shin O'Tfggins. - II was reported IN Lon hon-
Tov that Tapan would send consul TO tnVesti-
gate the killing OF the japanese poachefs on
the Aleutian Islands.
DOMESTIC-Senator Dick, OF Ohio IN an m
fervievy al Akron, outlined his position Win
reference TO the coming Republican state 0Ors !.
vention - An epidemic OF typhoia reVeI az
Three Oaks. Mich. was caused Dy tne DO-ie Ss
og thousands Of young sparrows wnich nau
fallen into the standpipe at the waterwO[h N =; :
- A stage in which were DR.. Golden ana
Tav,JI, ~ Iarchnont, fell through bridge into
the Housatonic River, near Great bafrlng ton'
Mass: Mrs Cobden's sister was seriously IN
az the naval review at Oyster Bay woula pe 0L.s
q few hundred dollars. - Uncertainty @ clls-t
ecTerizes the situation of the Democrauc oppo-<<
sftion "a District Attorney John B. Moran OF
T5oston for Governor of Massachusetts. -
Tho railroad commissioners at Albany oeciueu
that six dangerous crossings on Long lshano i,
ebould be abolished. - J. Edward AooleAs
said that Alice had split the Republican party
in Delaware. -
-TTY-Stocks were irregular. - William
Rarnes IL chairman Of the RepuDhcan Stete
executive Committee, said here. after CON
1900 with Governor Higgins, that the Cow
e~nor was a candidate for denomination. -
TyJIiano Travers Jerome attacked Hearst ano
Ar1rnhv calling the former "a person OF nc
11ses Ne said the ideas OF those about MIN
were dangerous == 1t was announced nefS
thar an appeal would be made to Presiaen'
Roosevelt to use his influence to end Ihe STRIFE
IN Cuba - Herbert Parsons opened ms ac-
tive campaign for reelection as president OF tle
Republican County Committee. - IL was
said that Al Adams had lost million or more
dollars in NJ. J. Sage & Co - SeVera
oDeTafic companies is was learned had received
rernission to rehearse in the list Regimen
Arnnorv - Mutual Life policyholders sug'
yest II was announced here the placing OF GER
tain names now on the administration ticket roi
election as trustees, on the policyholders tickets
- The local committee for the rellef OF th'
C,hilian sufferers was named and appealed 10
funds - The terms OF the plan for the re
1Irement of the Wabash debenture bonds wer
officially outlined.
THE WEATHER-Indication for to-day
Showers and cooler. The temperature yester
day: Highest, Sc degrees; lowest, Il.