New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-25
FOR THE BUSY MAN.

between the Moors and French is Continued r,.,
increasing danger of the proclamation of a ieSa1
the dogs infdeIs.' since rival the Sultan ~
been proclaimed. An outbreak Of cholera is reports
ed from Shanghai, while the yellow jack in Cub,
man has met viii DafnfuI but probabI S % Gs
Gus accident by slipping when playing tennis Tn
Crown Prince Of Sweden is in this country and hss
been received by Newport society with nnanV IS
tentions In order to avoid all social questions n
this city when the majority OF those who entertain
Sights of the metropolis incognto and not to make
known his identity. The Italian Duke Of TorlOnia
daughter of Charles A Moore. has taken her 10
the Adirondacks for their wedding trip
taken in the probing by the Public Service Com
the Metropolitan railroad companies, and soma
revelations which will inure 10 the benefit Of ina
pearance of the books of the Metropolitan CON-
pany for period Of years may 4ndeT 5 SHe n
motive for destroying them may ne reagIy n
stems TO enforce its orders to adequate
nuf1c service by the Brooklyn streetCar COM
pa1es a5te 6 ~ e comission in the ribT1s
Building. The raising of the rate of interest
securing the funds needed to maintain the city
credit and is by no means an unPrsceoehted pro
President of the Board of Aldermen the Vice
+f faitS 1 is now Acting Mayor OF the city the
first Republican to hold the Office since Mayor
governor Hughes has begun his tour Of stats
fairs to address the people on matters 9s5 con-
5Ih 81 u third 5anghter in the Governors fam
friends That Governor Hughes viii enter the po-
Iftical field as candidate for the PreSdentl nom
nation a statement is credited that ex-Lleutenant
Governor woodruff is seeking to secure the NOM
nation for icePresident on the ticAes when ne
be recalled that Mr. woodruff was an earnest
aspirant for that nomination in 1900, when Gov
ernor Roosevelt was named at Philadelphia
"The crop of would-be aspirants FOR nomination
PT the SSFesiion of Thoa w lawson ex-sen-
ator Gof Of West Virginia. and Senator IA FOL
| friends because Of his prediction for the DIET
they adopt The name Of Lieutenant GqT ~.
Democratic aspirants. Governor Glenn came TO
| his friends who wanted 20 boom him as possibs
Gandda[ the Wia Iy, ay3od % fo15
| II inadvisable to come TO New York at present,
after getting as far as Chicago from Denver. and
| has returned the plea OF III health
The strike of drivers for the meat delivery
ply for SUNDAY dinners in Manhattan. and persons
who have gone 20 the country over the weekend
fresh air and also prospect of something to eat.
dhe dangsr OF a milk famine IRON proIo1ge1
whence this city draws its supply will be IN
fall. the quantity Of which for the last months
has been much below the average for the season
Jgsapn strike hSs Saez 20 a6s m any
tenance appears to be merely question OF sufi-
! work at the sound OF a whistle. The court de-
wires cannot be used gives the companies a de-
an inferTie~ Which had %desSread cTeso q.
John D Rockefeller has decided 70 talk any
more for publication It is presumed that ne viii
continue to add 10 his public benefactions. which
/ already exceed sN0011011. The most remarkable
story OF summer has been that Of the resident
/ of RoCkaway who went IN swimming ofSshore az
night and came TO land again at Charleston. ac-
| cording his own statement. by the intervention
OF fishing smack and steamer, but the steamers
| officers declare he went aboard did the other
! passengers The proceedings 10 test the mental
/ competency Of Mrs. Eddy to a sudden end
! after DIT. Allan McLane Hamilton declared that
/ she sane. but other proceedings in regard 20
/ her property expected a woman IN Chicago
| swallowed hatpin five inches long and still lives.
/ The automobile record between this city and Chi
| caso reduced 10 seven minutes less than forty
/ hours. An automobile accident had three victims
/ in the BerkshireS- Six killed by a boiler
/ explosion in Hoboken- a tablet unveiled in
1 Salisbury Cathedral in memory of the ard
| more Americans who persisted in a railroad wreck
| there last year.
| The death record OF the week includes ths
/ OF the Rev. Dr. G G. Tiffany. former arch
| deacon OF New York: A. A. HousInan. broker for
! ! p Morgan: DR. EliphaIet Wright. the oIdss-
I physician in Western Massachusetts, who reached
/ the age Of ninety. the Rev. Luther H. Barber.
! also a nOnagenarian. long the oldest minister IN
| Connecticut: Peter Mcdonald. the racing man;
1 George Hoey. the playwright and Dr. Samuel
! Beyea. Of New Rochelle