New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

F.oRFrGN.-GeneraIs Masso PARA, Juan Du-
cassi and Yara Miret were arrested IA havana
charged with conspiring against punhc oTueI-
== Sir Thomas Upton announced from l-oI
don that he would probably send another chal-
ienge for the Americas Cup --- Inc Selli-
rleut in Paris is that the Anglo-RussIan treaty
viii strengthen Frances international position,
- Premier Bond Of Newfoundland declared
the imperial rescript on fisheries was lnNalld-
Further cuts in ocean passenger rates
were announced by the Hamburg-Anlerican and
Allan lines -= The estate OF Princess DolSo-
rouky. near Tcherngov. was pi.laged ana dIo
burned By bandits. == According 70 japanese
editors the visit of Secretary Taft viii result IN
n better feeling toward <he United States --
The Peace Conference committee on maritime
,,-a,fa-e voted that submarine mines shall be-
come inoffensive when the reason for Whlch
they were employed ceases TO exist. -- seven
Moorish tribes have accepted the peace terms of
General Drude, the French commander -
The HaInDurg-Arnerican Steamship company
according to a dispatch from Glasgow mas or
dered the construction OF a transatlantic steamer
larger than the Lusitania- == Mile Lelle de
I.ussan the opera singer was married IN Lon
don September II. TO Angelo Fronani- son of
the Portuguese vice-consul in Washington
DONESTIC-Presiden Roosevelt announced
that he would not regard S2totsb as an excess
fve SUM to pay American shipowners above the
lids Of foreign vessels for carrying coal TOR the
Pacific feet. -= President Roosevelt consent
ed 10 receive documentary statements from the
striking telegraph operators. and later undoubt-
edlv will consult with Labor Commissioner
Nelll - President Roosevelt announced that
while ms personal opinion Of the Oklahoma con-
give Il his official approval - Inc annual
report OF Brigader General r. NJ ORely. sur
geon general of the army, shows the death rate
70! 1906 to be the lowest since 1879 == -Four
students were seriously injured in rush al
Cornell University. II was announced al
Albany that Governor Hughes had appointed
J. Hampton Dougherty. Of Bro - IN. member
Of the New York City Charte3 lewiston Com
mission - 1t was said at Albany that NJ I.
Hayes Of this city. had offered the State Land
Board $4,000 for Fire Island = The places
and dates for the army endurance rides ordered
by President Roosevelt We're announced at Fort
Ethan Allen. Vermont
f-TTY-Stocks We're weak. == StuyveSant
lfsh answered the accusations of President Har-
ahan Of the Illinois Central == The American
Bankers Association in session al Atlantic CITY,
voted 10 adopt its commissions report in favor
Of q credit currency STANDARD Oils meth
ods of handling its pipe lines Were disclosed at
the governments hearing = The INTERIOR
ough Rapid Transit agreed 10 add more trains
and cars 10 its service -= The burning Of
underground feeder cables caused an hours tie
I'D Of surface lines large section OF the
West Side. - The body Of Miss Beatrice
Perton Of New Rochelle. was found floating in
the Sound off Northpo-t. Long Island. by fish
srmen Maurice FeatherSon filed 4 suit
accusing fellow Democrats of duping him in a
price OF pies would be raised about October l.
= The police were requested 10 look for Mr..
MCINTYRE. an AIabaman. vino disappeared in this
city "Wednesday. -= a party representing the
Chamber Of Commerce and Merchants Associa-
ton inspected the Bush Terminal in South
Brooklyn
THE wEATHER--Indications for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest -
degrees; lowest, 46