New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-15
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-An attempt 10 XIII NJ. Falleres
made on the Avenue des Champs Elysees
by naval reserve named Leon Maie, of Havre.
who fired TWO shots at the President MaIIe
was arrested: no one was injured -- There
Were collisions between police and Workmen AT
Toulon, Montpelier and Brest, buI generally the
efforts Of the anti-army leaders 10 cause trouble
failed 10 bring results - The British steamer
Canada caught FIRE in Oran HarboI, and was
flowed out by a destroyer and tOrpedoed in order
70 save her from total loss. - number OF
delegates OF Latin-AmeTicar countries at The
Hague complain that their governments have
been Influenced by the Washington admlnlstra-
zion TO vote for the modified form of the DragO
Doctrine presented BY the United States -
SiI Henry PeTln. who founded the coal tar
color industry died in London. - Further
agitation is expected in German Poland, despite
the Prlssian governments efforts to force the
Poles 10 adopt German methods
DOMESTIC-It was announced at Washing
ton that the State Department had perfected d
respondence and preliminary treaty negotiations
with the Oriental governments. --- over 10000
Elks reached Philadelphia for the convention
which begins to-day. = II was announced in
Philadelphia that ell the hrenen Of the Standard
Oil Company would strike on Tuesda: -
Ex-senator Henry J. Coggeshall died al his
home at Waterville. y Y - Damage suits
aggregating between 100000 and $4,000, 600
threatened against the Jones & Laughlin Com
pany, it said at Pitsburg because Of al
legged damage. caused by the distribution Of orc
dust The defence in the Haywood case
said that II had new evidence against orchard
but the judge intmated that the trial should be
ended soon possible. = Z. @. Small
president Of the Premier silk Company, was
arrested on a charge Of forgery on a Maryland
farm where he had been employed a farm
hand 4 farmer shot and killed his wife
and brother and probably fatally wounded him
self Al North Chesterfield, Ne 80 Nine Greek
restaurants and TWO Syrian shops were wrecked
by rioters in Roanoke. Va. = Fishers Hotel,
opposite Rhirebeck Ferry on the Hudson. was
burned: three persons We're injured
CITT-TLe commission that has been investi
eating muncipal ownership made public the
second portion Of its report = The New
York branch Of the Wonen's Trade Union
League opened a convention al Beethoven Hall
=- The anthracite coal operators announced
that peace in the anthracite mining region was
absolute. - \ man who fell off the Pail
sades II said, would probably live. =
Texas, a big igUana, ESCAPED from the Bronx
Geological Park and was caught in the Bronx
River. 80 Part Of the collection Of stickpins
stolen from Judge Brown found hidden IN
a negro's cellar - 4 vigorous administra-
zion Of the jamestown exposition is promised.
II was said by the appointment Of J. y Barr
as director general - The heat stirred the
war germ in Chinatown, where rival tongs We're
casting black looks across the streets at each
other. - Hoboes formed union under tho
leadership of James Eads How for q fight for
the peoples rights
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 50 degrees: lowest. 81.