New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-06
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-'war" was the word used III
France 10 describe the situation in Morocco.
which is becoming more serious for that coun-
try H The British Legation at Tangier was
reported to be treating with the bandit Raisuli
for the release Of Caid Sir Harry MaCLean.
- At the Hague peace conference yester-
day the entire American project for a perma
nent international high court of justice, pre-
scented by Joseph H Choate was accepted. with
the exception of the paragraph referring 10 the
allotment OF the judges 60 Witnesses at the
coroner's inquest IN Quebec told Of having dis
covered flaws in the bridge, and the coroner
adjourned the hearing until after the govern
nent commission has taken its evidence -
The anti-JeNish disorders in Odessa We're ended
by the action OF Governor General GlagolieIf,
who announced in a proclamation that excuses
would not be tolerated. - Fifty people were
buried alive by a vast avalanche Of snow at
DOMESTIC-The Mckinley monument was
dedicated at Buffalo before assembled thou
sands; Governor Hughes accepted ii for the
state. - The Navy Department faYorlnS
the concentration of battlesnps rather than
having TWO fleets. plans to increase the strength
OF the Atlantic feet from eighteen to twenty
eight battleShips. - Attorney General jack
son announced at Albany that he would soon
begin an action against the American Ice Com
pany. - Race feeling IN Washington State
reached a climax. and a mob drove out all the
Eindoos employed in the city; many fed for
British Columbia. but some We're lodged in tai.
for safety. - Colonel J. @. Galbraith. acting
inspector general of the army, in his annual re-
port urged that the army enlistment conditions
be made more attractive for the private soldier
Nome the cruiser FElgia from Boston. -=
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fleischmauu. of Cincinnati.
enjoyed balloon trip over part Of Massacau-
sets Vermont and New Hampshire, in COM
pany with DR.. Stevens. - Fire destroyed the
Webb Hotel at Shelton. Wash. and fifteen per-
sons were burned TO death.
CITY-Stocks closed higher. - Watson &
Co q prominent brokerage firm, assigned ==
The Interborough-Netro Company direc-
tors passed the quarterly dividend on the pre-
ferred stock. - At the transit merger hear
ing before the Public Service Commission Mr..
Twins said he regarded criminal action probable.
and read certain sections OF the penal code
bearing as he thought. the evidence so far
taken. Mrs Carter on the stand in her
trial for completely in Chester B. Runyan's
bank thefts said she thought Runyan was a
srPittsburg millionaire when he gave her SoVeO
Justice ]. Franklin Fort, OF the Supreme
Court OF New Jersey. declared that he would
be a candidate for Governor if the Republican
nomination came Of the party's free Will -=
It was reported that Mr. Mansfield was treated
by Christian Science healerS up TO within ten
DAYS Of his death. - Lantry said Murphy
was violating the basic principle of Tammany-
- The Rev. DR.. William West Kirby, arch
deacon and formerly Of Christ Protestant EpiS-
copal Church at Rye. died at his home there
from typhoid pneumonia == There was sun
another delay in the action against the stand
ard Oil Company and its subsidiary concerns.
THE wEATHER-Indications for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest
81 degrees; lowest 20.