New-York tribune., 1907-09-30
THE NEWS THIS MORNTNG-

FOREIGN-Many high japanese officials
called on Secretary Taft at the Shiba Palace IN
Toxic: il is popularly believed that MI TAFT 5
visit viii result in some agreement regarding
JapaneSe emigration 10 America - Advlces
from The Hague say that the movement Tor
periodic meetings OF the peace conference has
failed and that the right Of convocaton VIII
proba bly, remain with the Russian Emperor
- The British home. Channel and Atlantic
fleets. under the command of Lord Charles Ber-
esford. viii start about October IA Tor manoeu-
Sres in the North Sea. - A bill VIII be IN
troduced IN Spain 10 stop labOrers from emil
grating To work on the Panama Canal, and the
government has issued circulars which contain
charges Of Misrepresentation by agents and III
srearn5ent Of Iaborers. - President Cabrera
of Guatemala announced his intention 10 send
n delegate 10 tie Central American peace con-
ference at Washington. = The long distance
balloon race for the Aero Clubs grand prize
started from Paris under unfaYorable weather
conditions
DOMESTIC-President Roosevelt left Wash
sngton on his Western and Southern trip, the
first to he at Canton Ohio, to-day, 10 attend the
dedication Of the Mckinley memorial == The
cornerstone of the Cathedral Of Sts- Peter ana
Paul was laid in Washington by Bishop Sat
terlee in the presence of a dlStlng gulShed COM
panv of public officials and prelates; addresses
Were made by the President and the Bishop OF
London, the closing session of the convention
of the Brotherhood OF 81. Andrew was also held
at Washington - James /. CoWleS, Secre-
rary of the Postal Progress League of New
York. after comforting for several days with
officials in Washington expressed himself at the
national capital as being hopeful of the carry
ing cut of some Of the reforms == Chicago
reported q vigorous fight by boards Of educa-
ton in many cities against the introduction Of
secret societies into high schools ii being ar
gued that they are un-AueriCan. - It was
asserted in Pittsburg that because of the de-
cline in the quality Of Bessemer the iron and
steel companies of the country viii have 10
spend Sj0.W1oUo in changing To open hearth
furnaces. =- The Syracuse Chamber OF Com
Inerce issued call for convention on October
23. - and - 10 consider the agricultural con-
siitions of New York State. - Plans for the
coming conference of friends OF the Indians and
other dependent peoples were announced at
Lake Mohonk. " Y.
CTTY-Socfalists started a small riot in Car
negie Hall and tried 10 break up the meeting:
nine arrests were made. - The Citizens
Union gave out report by one of its commit
tees in which II argued that too many local laws
have been passed by the Legislature and that
more power should be given to the various COM
missions. - National Civic Federation Of
fetal told Of the condition OF workers on the
Panama Canal == The Brooklyn Civic Union
nominated ticket after ali night convention.
- The fishing schooner Emma and Helen
sailed into Guarantee from Barnegat under full
canvas in gale blowing siXty-five miles an hour
70 get medical assistance for her dying mate.
- II became known that the life insurance
companies were quietly preparing their admins
tration tickets and soliciting proxies for the ap-
preaching annual elections. - General Sigefs
daughter unveiled a monument 10 his memory
at Woodlawn Cemetery. == 81. Michael's
Protestant Episcopal Church celebrated its cen
tennial.
THE WEATHER.-Indcation for to-day:
Partly cloudy The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 90 degrees; lowest, "a