New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
THE NEWS THIS MORNIHG-

FOREIGN-Heavy loss Of life was reportco
from Quebec, Canada. through the collapse OF
sn unfinished bridge, a mile ana a nan io4o,
five miles below that city. - The 7roposllion
made by the British representatives regarding
obligatory arbitration was approved by lEe eA-
srnining committee after q debate Of three hours
ct the Hague conference - Muiai f1als;
the newly proclaimed Sultan Of Morocco. issued
a proclamation stating that he proposes 10 sat
.sfy the French demands and enter INTO gOoo
relations with all other powers. -9 me
Premier Of Newfoundland made new proposal
regarding the conduct OF the hsherles reguiI,, g,;,
tions Offering from the modus FlNenul' "hlCl
DELAYS an agreement between Great Britain ana
IT, tinted States - Three Russians have
been found guilty OF plotting against the NE OF
.he car and sentenced 10 death. several others
being imprisoned for varying terms -
Primo Levi secretary TO the late ItallaL feii-ic
Crispi publishes in Berlin a letter which pur-
morris TO give Emperor Williams earlier views
disarmament
DONESTIC-It was reported that peace
conference in Washington probably VIII result
from the notes sent TO the Central American
republics by Presidents Roosevelt and Dlaz- =
Renresentative Loud Of Michigan. member OF the
house committee. inspecting the naval sta1lons
along the Atlantic seahoard. said IL was the
plan TO place 6rydock in every navy yaro IN the
country. - Authoritative announcement 1Il Eas
made al Washington that the St Gaudens de-
signs for the new SO and $40 gold pieces nave
besn accepted - Governor Hughes spoke at
the anniversary Of the opening of the Agricultural
Experin1ent Station at Geneva y. Y - Many
buildings were burned at the Heddon camp
meeting grounds, near Exeter, N H - An
ap-PnGTf
Ga believed viii live The tTenty-fourtn an
maj session OF the International Law Asso-
citation opened at Portland Me- - Federal
and state authorities at San Francisco are CO.
operating to fight the bubonic plague
CITv-Stocks wore dull with irregular
closing - Edward F. Phillips who robbed
his employers. brokers, Of about $4,000. con-
fesse6 and was held in $4,000 bail for examina-
ton The trial of Chester B. Runyan, the
Windsor Trust Company defaulter, was contin-
ued - Prince Wilhelm spent busy day, vis-
iting .he Singer Building. Roosevelt Hospital
and attending a dinner in the evening. -
Stuyvesanr Fish refused to make public the
resolution which caused the controversy at the
meeting Of the Illinois Central directors on
"Wednesday Herman Barth, charged with
meter frauds bv the Edison company, was held
In the Tornbs police court for further hearing.
The Southern Pacific Railroad has en-
gagged an expert to investigate electric traction,
with the view Of adopting IL on the Sacramento
division The Hamburg-Arnerican Line an
nounced cut rates TO the Levant, possibly pre-
cipitating even greater rate way than is now
on - The Public Service Commission issued
five orders TO the transit companies as the re-
suit OF its investigation into the affairs of the
merger in this borough and the B. p 7.
THE wEATHER.-IndiCations for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest 40
degrees: lowest. So