New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30
Issu21prk DAILY GribnssG
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER so. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Secretary Taft issued a procla-
nation at Havana, taking temporary charge
OF the government Of Cuba and appointing him
self Provisional Governor; the occupation will
last until order has been restored and new
Cuban officials have been elected; a commission
has been appointed TO olsband the rebel forces;
practically all factions support the action of
the United States. - The foreign offices Of
Great Britain. Germany ana France approve the
decision Of the United States to take charge
OF the Cuban government until order is restored.
- dispatch from London says that nego-
tations between Great Britain and Russia in
regard TO Persia, Tibet and AfghaniStan are
moving toward an agreement. 60 Word was
received at Cape Haytien of the defeat Of the
rebels besieg1ng Monti Christi, Santo Domingo
by President Caceres. and the execution Of
twenty-fOur prisoners. - Sir William Ire
iOar. known the chidrens Alderman"
elected Lord Mayor OF London. == Taking
of testimony in the trial Of General Stoessel was
begun at st. Petersburg. == Officers of the
steamer Mongolia, which went ashore on Mid
way Island, adversely critcise the officers OF the
japanese training ship Anigawa, who are said
70 have refused aid To the stranded vessel -
Anti-clericals say that the Pope's attitude tow
ard the Separation law removes all chance OF
agreement. - The mOdus vivendi between
Great Britain and America in regard TO the
Newfoundland fisheries is understood TO be
nearly completed
DOMESTIC.-The damage done to property IN
Mobile and vicinity by the Gulf storm is esti-
mated at 100000 and the loss Of life at one
hundred; great damage was also done at Pen
EacOla and along the Mississippi Gulf coast
- President Roosevelt visited the North At
target practice and dining with the jackies
the Missouri. - Orders preparatory to NOV
ing troops 10 Cuba We're issued in Washington,
and the work of engaging transport begun.
- Two persons were killed and about forty
injured in rear end collision on the Pennsyl-
van!a Railroad at Eddington y. J. AL
ford W. Cooley announced in Washington that
he would resign next year from the Civil Ser
vice Commission and return to the practice of
law in this city. == Congressman WadSWOrth
and Perkins and Senator White were renomi-
mated by upstate Republicans ~ Senator
Beverage, speaking at q mass meeting in Min
would be permanent.
CITY--Stocks were irregular. closing strong.
60 The Independence League dropped its own
candidates ana Endorsed the Buffalo ticket -
II was said that Mr.. Hearst would speak at a
big Tammany ratification meeting. - Charles
T. Murphy ordered the Independence League to
make no opposition TO Big Tim SulliYans
candidacy for Senator. - There was trouble
in Tammany Hall over Murphys Discrimination
10 renomnate William Sulzer for Congress.
- The old Municipal Ownership League de-
cided TO put up an independent state ticket, with
Charles T. Hughes Governor. The
statue Of George Washington, given 70 the city
by ex-Regtster James r. Howe and situated at
was unveiled. - The body OF a supposed VIC
tim Of a BLACK Hand" murder found in
woods near New Rochelle - James A.
Ferre, the MutuaPs Worcester manager, re-
signed from the service - Mrs. Thomas
Hitchcock was the victor IN several classes at
the Mineo,a Horse Show yesterday.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Rain and cooler. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 20 degrees; lowest, CD.