New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
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WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER le. 1906
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-A typhoOn az Hong Kong caused
great Damage 20 shipping and heavy loss OF lie;
etearners soundered six were IN collision. and
eight vessels were driven ashore; q large number
OF small hosts were lost - Dispatches from
Havana say that there no indications that
terms OF peace have been arranged. and that *
Sc doubtful ~ the insurgents viii accept any
terms which the government IS disposed 70 oIeE'
there was a sharp fight 81 Los Palacios, in which
the government troops suffered heavily. -
Hundreds OF persons were arrested n MaIsAN.
and fears OF q massacre caused panic az
Odessa: seventeen rnutineers were shot az Hell
singfors. - Advioes received az Victoria told
and Russians in which twenty Russians and a
dozen Japanese were killed - Mobs IN Quay
aaU wrecked newspaper Offices sne were 4zo os-
burg saw that the British naval authorities at
Portsmouth forced German excursion steamer
70 leave that harbor n a storm; oIneefs az
T5orrrrnofrrh deny the occurrence. - Tiscount
FIayashi IS expected 20 resume the post OF hor-
eign Minister, which he recently resigned -
f-Sra Fosebery, in a speech at Hawicl1 referred
humorously 20 President Roosevelts scheme OF
spelling reform - President Aon't was Al
DOAESTIC-The Interstate Commerce Com
mission IN Washington gave out SIS construc-
ton OF NE new Railroad Rate law. - The ex-
ecurive committee OF the American Federation
OF Labor. 81 session IN Washington, decided 20
remain IN politics. - Secretary wilson u
washington said he feared q shortage IN New
Works Tneat supply when the Pure Food law
xyearaer Bureau tn washington said he was
OF six days. - The Republican state Con-
vention. assembled az Concord. y. H. noni-
mated Charles II. Floyd. OF Manchester, on the
ninth ballot. - A Rock Island train plunged
through q bridge near Dover Okla; many
messengers were killed or injured; others were
rescued from floating wreczase miles below the
scene OF the accident - William Jennings
Bryan devoted his speech az Winston-SaleT,
y. C. 20 answer 70 Mr.. Shaw's speech al
Salisbury the tariff; he called Mr. Shaw the
prince Of standpatters' - The schooner
p d Iibber was wrecked of the Frying Pan
shoals: the clyde liner New York rescued four
OF the crew: seven sun are missing.
CTTY-StoclZs were irregular. - The re-
suits of the primaries showed that Mr.. Parsons
thar McCarren and Woodruff had been success
ful in Brooklyn. == Kuhn. Loeb & Co. Issued
q statement practically confirming the an
nounce.aent OF the sale 81 the Baltimore a. Ohio
Railroad - A third ticket. made up OF names
taken from the other two. was filed for the
Mutual Life election. - SulZer men were
confident OF victory for their boom for Governor.
- lawrence Hanlon, Assistant Supertntend-
ent OF Ferries. was suspended for stopping mu-
rscipal ferryboats while employees voted. -
More than two hundred thousand visitors
rtronEed Coney Island for the second night OF
the Aardi Cras Carnival 80 Justice BischoG
Granted an interlocutory decree OF divorce TO
Hrs. Hcisey Corwfn == Il was announced
that the New Astor Theatre would positively be
opened on Friday evening, al difficulties with
The Fire Department being al an end. - The
Board % Estimate for action their sppica-
ton for franchise and the rejection Of the old
oompanys proposition
THE WEATHER-In6ications for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest.
IS degrees; lowest. 60.