New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Observation-Disclosures was prorogued the
ministers have planned to work out in the course
OF the vacation series of radical reforms "hlch
VIII be presented at the next session -
Eighteen more Nationalists were arrested at
Longford Ireland, and committed for trial on
charges Of participating in an unlaWfui assem-.
foly likely 10 cause a riot - thousands OF
Japanese in the central districts are reported TO
be starving, owing 10 the recent floods -
Mr. Carnegie has written article on the Ger
man Ernperors economic mission. highly euIo-
CYSTIC of the sovereign - The town OF ddza-
gan repeIled Maelainin. the fanatical priest and
the European residents VINO had Teo returned 10
the city: France has ordered two battaitons
from Oran 10 reinforce General Drude. -
The Governor Of British Guiana has apoogized
10 President Castro for the recent seizure OF
falara on Venezuelan territory. - The report
OF the Senate commission on the explosion on
the battleship lena made grave charges against
the naval administration, and urged speedy re-
forms
DoMEsTIC-President Roosevelt sent an
identical telegram to the rulers OF the five Cen
tral American republics urging them TO submit
al future differences to arbitration: the Same
action taken by President Diaz OF Mexico
- Prince Wilhelm Of Sweden visited the
President at Oyster Bay and the town was dec
GRATED with Swedish colors in his honor -
Rear Admiral Charles H Davis jr, reached the
age iiIait and was retired, as was also colonel
Amos st.ckney, corps of engineers. who was
given the rank of brigadier general - Testi-
flying in the North Carolina rate hearing at
Washfn gton, Controller Plant Of the Southern
Railway said continued agitation against rail-
roads may decrease business. - Governor
HugneS SPOKE ST the Lewis county Ialf at LOW
Vile, N Y before ten thousand persons. -
Ambassador Bryce spoke at the annual conven-
fton Of the American Bar Association at Port
land, Me. - Governor Hughes announced a
number of appointments at Albany. - Two
boys were sutfocated in q sand bank near a
boys camp at Squaw Lake, n. H - -Four
persons Were killed when a train struck an auto
mobile at canandaigua. N I.
CITY-Stocks closed strong. - Prince
Wilhelm OF Sweden errfved here from Provf-
dence. - DR.. Thomas Darlington inspected
the health conditions at the Croton watershed
- The budget for 1908 of the Board of Edu-
cation calls for appropriation OF more than
s3l 600 coo. - II was expected that the In
terborough- Metropolitan Company would resist
the Public Service Commissions pUrposed orders
for the books and the betternent Of traffic. -
J. @ A Ward brought suit against the Society
OF the Army of the Cumberland, charging that
st had broken its contract with him for a statue
Of General Sheridan. - Brooklyn mounted
patrolnan drove his horse into the bay and
reached drowning boy in time his life
- Mrs. Laura NJ Carter, who gave Chester
B. Runyan up to the police. was placed trial,
charged with receiving stolen goods. - JUS
lice Brady denied the motion Of George Gordon
Hastings for permission examine the books
A rr,otornan had TO have his foot aInpu-
tated and several passengers were injured
the result Of a head-on collision between trolley
cars near TaTrytown.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 76
degrees; lowest, e..