New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-04
THE NEWS THIS MORNTNG.

FOREIGN.-General Sir Harry MacLean.
commander Of the Moroccan Sultan's bodyguard.
was captured by Raisuli through treachery; the
bandit demands reappointment as governor Of
Tangier and a heavy indemnity in return for
TIE generaFs release - The Russian gov
ierrrlent is hastening TO carry out the recent
order for distribution Of land 10 peasants on
easy terms. and has ordered the relaxation OF
measures against the Jews. Two Jews
were killed and fifteen were wounded IN an at
tack started by q gang of the Black Hundreds
IN Odessa - a dispach from Berlin said
that Japan had placed an order with the Krupps
for a number OF 12-inch naval guns. - Ad-
vices from Toxic say that there is suspicion
that another power is behind the agitation on
the Pacific Coast. The British Admiralty
and War Office have refused permission 10 en-
list 70 the son, born IN London. Of negro father
and English mother: the case Will be taken up
:n Parliament, - Further proposals 70 mod
tfy the conduct OF war were introduced at The
Hague. - France took formal possession Of
the new Siamese territory awarded under the
recent treaty.
DOMESTIC-The President approved the se-
iections made by the Navy Personnel Board Of
fifteen officers for retirement. - Secretary
Taft left Washington for a months vacation at
Murray Bay. - About score of persons.
including several government employees, were
injured in trolley wreck about three miles
from Washington. - The jury in the case of
z. s. Holmes. tr. at Washington. disagreed and
was discharged. - John d. Rockefeller was
served with subpoena at the country estate
Of his son-in-law, E. Parmelee Prentice, near
Pittsfeld Mass. - The Secretary of State at
Albany announced that he had instructed the
preparation Of a call for an election Of state
Federation of American Zionists closed at Tan
nersvie, y. Y, after the election of officers.
- a woman was killed and three persons
were injured in an automobile accident at Wei
lesley. Mass.
CfTY-Stocks were strong. - President
Manuel Amador Of Panama arrived here with
his wife. His views were extremely optimistic.
- Secretary Taft was at luncheon with rep
resentatives Of Colombia and Panama al the
Hotel Manhattan. in an effort to bring about an
understanding. The result was not made public.
- There was report that al effort would be
made 10 hamper the work of the Utilities Com
mission by not supplying the funds necessary
for carrying its work. - Striking garbage
Tenovers wanted payment for the time they
were not working, but Commissioner Craven re-
fused entertain the claim. - Mrs. Kath-
crime Stuyvesant Roberts was sued by mining
company for which il is alleged she failed 10
sell stock agreed. - Mrs. Russell Sage
cent S. 900 gift to the First Presbyterian
Church in Manila, P l. - II decided in
the Supreme Court that Senator Clark should
render accounting OF the sale Of the United
Verde Company for 100000. - There was q
report that Chester B. Runyan. the paying teller
OF the Windsor Trust Company, who disappeared
with se5,317, had gone TO South American.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, so
degrees; lowest, 81.