New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
Assppnrk Dailp Gribt1re.
THURsDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1909
TEE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOFEIGN--The Cuban insurgents began 10
cisalTa and oisband without signs Of opposition
sanitary measures have been started 10 prevent
spread or yellow fever. - Mr.. Taft denied
having given any interviews IN respect TO per-
hpns or issues IN the Cuban situation. A
Bection OF the French press continues 10 express
nount or the aims OF the United States regard
70 Cuba g. Violence continues IN Russia de-
spite the stern measures OF repression; an at
Bourse was frustrated by the police; rebels
seized steamer on the Black Sea and stole
$500; there are again ugly runiors IN regard
70 the clsloyalty among the troops. - The
Constitutional Democrats, who VIII hold a con-
sress at Eelsingfors on Sunday are expected TO
Tenounce the Vfborg manifesto and 10 adopt
moderate measures 70 bring about reforms. =
Many wrecks with heavy loss OF life We're re-
ported as the result OF a gale of the French
there was no ground for distrust Of the German
and American missions 10 Fez, the powers being
bound by the principles OF the Alseciras conven-
Son. - The international Law and Wireless
congresses held sessions at Berlin.
DoMESTIC.-The President announced the
appointment OF Charles z. Magoon as Provi-
sional Governor OF Cuba - General Bell was
ordered 10 accompany Mr. Nageon 20 Havana
20 take charge OF the United States troops in
Cuba. s. II was learned IN Washington that
Mr.. Shonts had reached a tentative decision that
the Panama Canal should be built by contract
So The Democrats OF Rhode Island al Provi.
oenoe. nominated James II. Higgins for Gov
ernor. - William Randolph Hearst ad-
dressed a crowd at the Montgomery County Fair
st Fonda. y. 7. - Justice Van Kirk iu
BallstOn, dismissed the demurrers Of the defend
ants in the suit brought by Mrs. Mary S. Young
against the Equitable Life Assurance Society.
-= Thieves entered a japanese bank IN San
Francisco at noon, killed the manager, seriously
wounded clerk, and escaped with S5 1000. -
Five hundred Calnornians forced the Starbuch-
Iallant Fish Cannery, at Port Kenyon. 10 6eport
twenty-seven Chinese laborers - A dispatch
from Chihuahua, Mexico. to The Herald" OF
III Paso' Tex. said that the Mexican Supreme
Court had affirmed the death sentences OF Rich
ardson, Harle and Mason, the insurance murder
sFs. - Seven men were killed and nine were
seriously injured by accidents IN smelling plants
at Baltimore and Pueblo.
CITE.-StoolHs We're irregular, closing weak
6 Charles L Hughes notified OF his
nomination and accepted it with speech in
s. William Randolph Hearst sent his letter
of acceptance TO the Independence League. -
Commissioner Bingham said he had asked for an
appropriation suffcint 10 provide him with two
thousand moro policemen. - Democrats Of
the 9th New Jersey Congress District IN conven-
Son howled down resolutions indorsing Bryan
r- IL was said that factionsl hrht between
the Magic and Cowan supporters in the 21st
Senate District was expected tonight -
The rnechanicien OF the motor boat Goldie was
thrown into the North River and was uncon-
ecious when rescued. E= The old BROOKLYN
Navy Yerd receiving ship Hancock which has
been prepared for the transport service between
here and Cuba, VIII be ready for the sea to-day.
THE wEATEER-Indications for to-day;
Far and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest 90 degrees; lowest. SO.