New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-12
Nsp21nrk DAILY Griburre
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER u. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-No important encounters were
reported between the opposing forces In Cuba,
the news OF President Palrna's decision 20 sup
press the revolt has been received in the rebel
camps - Advioes from Siedce say that firing
has been resumed: refugees tell OF brutality on
the part OF the troops; field courts martial have
superseded the courts IN many districts OF
Southern and Western Russia and the govern
ment apparently intends TO pursue the policy OF
repression - German destroyers. according
70 THE London Daily Mall made a dash for
manoeuyres, reaching II and returning without
being observed. - DR.. Charcot announced at
ne was organizing an expedition 10 the South
Pole. and Charles Bernard said that the Belgian
ooeanographie Society was organizing an expe-
IN reply 20 President Pardo's speech OF welcome
at lima. referred TO the advantages which
would accrue TO Peru through the construction
OF the Panama Canal. - The German
Inanosuvres were continued near Liegnitz. the
Blue army attacking a strong position held by
the Red forces
DoMESTIc-Political observers in Washing
ton declared that the results OF the Maine cleo
ton and Mr.. Lttleheld's reelection indicated
that other men opposed by Mr. Gompers had
little 20 fear from him. - Nearly complete
returns In Maine gave Governor Cobb A piu-
rality Of about 1900. and Congressman Little
Held somewhat over LOCO. - Senator Dick
retained his leadership OF the Republican or
ganization IN Ohio by winning over a requisite
or the Ohio Senator's Is expected: Ex-Governor
Herrick, IN addressing the state convention
made a strong plea for tariff revision -
II was learned IN Washington that, while no
order hs 4 been issued looking in any way 70
intervention in Cuba, the army and navy were
r;sly prepared for any emergency. - The
appointment OF Colonel c. c. Sniffen as pay
master general OF the army was announced at
oyster Bay and the choice Of Pay Director =
p. Rogers as paymaster general OF the navy
AT Washington. =-- An enthUs isstic reception
was given 10 Mr.. Bryan in ST. Louis: IN an ex-
temporary speech he touched lightly gov
eminent ownership.
CITN.-Stocks closed weak - The Hearst
state convention met here. adopted a platform
and decided 10 nominate a full state ticket. -
Crowds cheered Herbert Parsons at a big meet
.ng in the 24th Assembly District. - A ma
Jorsty OF the Hearst delegates seemed unalter-
ably opposed 20 a deal with the Democratic ma
chine. 60 The international poncyholders'
committee appointed Andrew Gray son OF Judge
George Gray, OF Delaware, acting secretary.
- There was a lively fight between two
players az the New YOrlk-Boston baseball game
az American League Park 80 The Lacka-
wanna ana Erie railroads announced reductions
IN fares 20 meet the recent Pennsylvania reduc-
ton - Heinrich Conried arrived from En-
rope and announced his plans for the opera sea-
SON. - The local Cuban 5unta severely de-
oounced The action Of President Palma -
George j. Gould arrived from Europe
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms: cooler
The temperature yesterday: Highest so de-
-sreess lowest. 20.