New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Aiarconi arrived at Glace Bay
and announced that wireless messages MouIu
be transmitted IN three weeks 10 SIiueIl en- %
land at the rate of 10 cents word tor COM
.nercial messages and D cents for press mes
saCes these rates later being cut in man, ihe
speed at present is said TO be about t~ehty y
words a minute Three leading Moroccan
tribes have signed the peace conditions imposed
by General DrGde. and the war Is regaF1ed aS
ended Sultan Abd-el-AziZ has arrived al hdpdt'
the force ACCOMMODATING Mulai Hang is SAID 10
be small. - The Sultan has ordered lle Iee II
entry of wheat in Turkey and other slmllar
measures likely TO be adopleu OWING ~
Jack of supplies iE Constantinople =- large
number Of Americans were present al the open
ing session of the International congress ol
Hygiene at Berlin - Seven men ana a SlTl
were executed by shooting without nlaI al
LODI for the murder OF Marcus Sitpersteii' III
- A wireless dispatch from Halifax lndl-
Gated that the Lusitania's speed had peeh re-
duced TO about twenty knots OWING, presetn-
abIH- 20 fogs - The new harbor at St Ma
zaire was formally opened
DONESTIC-President Roosevelt's neighbors
Viu give him a -'send-off'' when he leaves
oyster Bay for Washington tomorrow -
Attorney General Bonaparte. on his return 10
Washington. said his annual report would CON-
tain some important recommendations on legis-
lation to strengthen the existing laws against
trusts - Robert Fulton Day was celebrated
at the jamestown exposition, Mark Twain be
iag master Of ceremonies - Inc special
naval board which investigated conditions at
New York and other ports reported that the
annual appropriation for ships loaned 10 the
to Sltaeao. - The trial OF William L
Borah United States Senator, on charges Of
land frauds began Boise, Idaho. = The
Hotel Ampersand, on Lower Saranac Lake, was
totally destroyed by fire last night, with a loss
Of about $4,000. - The fourth annual ma
tionaI conference of Unitarian and other Chris
tian churches was held in Boston yesterday in
connection with the International Congress Of
Religious Liberals.
ClrY.-Stocks Were weak. == At the Stand
ard Oil Company hearing Ti1ewater OIL Com
pany officials testified Standard Oils
methods in getting control OF their company.
- Stuyvesant Fish sent call to Illinois
Central stockholders for proxies 10 fight the en-
croacknaent OF Union Pacific and Southern Pa
cif1c interests at the forthcoming meeting ==
Forged letters purporting TO come from Murphy
and Assen4bly'Tnan Wagner, praising The Nc
Manus, circulated in the 18th District.
Ex-Assembly7nan Robert MaZet began a
fight against Harry w. Mack for leadership of
the 18th Assembly District - Sheriff Hayes
agreed to name $50 extra deputies to prevent
fraud by Mcclellan forces at the primaries.
Friends Of Alton B. Parker were working
for his nomination for President. - One Of
the worst crushes the Brooklyn Bridge
sailors returned after being shipwrecked
A plan was introduced at Columbia TO bring
professors and students into closer relationship.
An Englishman committed suicide from
the Atlantic transport liner Minneapolis. -
THE WEATHER-Indicati tions for to-day:
Partly cloudy; showers by night The tempera-
ture yesterday: Highest, a degrees; lowest. 60.