New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
Nem11ork Daily Gribs1aae.
TUESDAY, AUGUST IA. 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Secretary Root sailed from Mon
fevideO en- an Argentine gunboat for Buenos
Ayres; President Ordonez and his Cabinet ac-
companied the Secretary TO the pier ana paQe
him a hearty farewell - Mr.. Bryan and MI.
Sullivan expressed radically divergent views on
the Democratic situation in Illinois == MIS-
-rairie CJohn oliver Hobbes) novelist and play
wright. died suddenly in London. -= Ann
O'Delia Dis Debar, the notorious swindier, was
liberated from Aylesbury Prison on ticket OF
leave. large store Of bombs was dlscoV-
cred In St. Petersburg; many Outrages were re-
ported from the provinces. == King Edward
WIN start on a trip to Aiarienbad to-day and will
meet the Kaiser on August Is; there was a
rumor in London that the soVereigns would ad-
wise the Russian Emperor in regard 70 MS pollcy
toward the people - Hard fighting between
Greeks and Bulgarians has been going on at
Ahfolu in Eastern Rumelia adVices from Vienna
say that Greece is expected To sever diplomatic
relations A dispatch from Teheran says
that the new Persian parliament will he con-
sultative body. in which all classes will have
representation
DoMEsTIC.-Chairman Sherman Of the Re-
publican Congressional Committee and Chair
man Shonts Of the Isthmian Canal Commission
had conferences with President Roosevelt ==
The Navy Department issued orders for the
formation Of the Atlantic feet, which is TO be
reviewed by the President al Oyster Bay on
September 3. =- The annual Grand Army Of
the Republic encampment opened at Minneapo-
lis. == The Chicago Clearing House banks
offered a reward Of $4,000 for the capture OF
President Stensand Of the Milwaukee Avenue
State Bank. = There was a great increase in
che number Of gamblers at Saratoga on account
Of strict enforcement Of the law in Albany. -
A Birmingham (Ala-) bank cashier confessed TO
the embezzlement of 100000. = Seventeen
fee dealers and six ice companies were indicted
IN Boston charged with conspiracy to advance
the price Of ice
CTTY.-Stocks were strong. = Acting Po
lice Commissioner Waldo revoked the licenses
OF all Brooklyn Rapid Transit special policemen;
the railroad then made all specials inspectors;
trolley service the Culver Line stopped
and the Brooklyn Rapid Transit said il would
not be resumed until the people decided to pay
the second fare: riots were frequent; the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit's counsel made state
ment denying that Justice Caynor's decision
had justified a refusal TO pay the second fare
80 Vice President McClintock Of the Mutual
Life spoke disparagingly of the international
policyhOlders' committee. -= James J. Hill
was at his Office and denied that the Chicago
& Northwestern Railroad had purchased the
Dakota Midland. -= II was learned that Dis
trict Attorney jerome would for Governor.
II discovered that many ice dealers
were using false scales == Justice Thomas
W Fitzgerald submitted to examination in sup
Elementary proceedings =- II was announced
that the Hearst would nominate full in
dependent ticket.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. IS degrees; lowest. GO.