New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
THE VIEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Chinese press and officials
welcome Mr. Taft's speech re-establishing
American influence in China as a disinterested
friend Of the Empire. - The New Y York Yacht
Clubs replv TO the Swedish challenge for the
Americas Cup Is expected to reach Stockholm
to-day: requests being received from all
parts Of the country to share in the expense OF
building a challenger. -= The condition or
Emperor Francis Joseph, who is suffering from
bronchial trouble is worse; his temperature yes
terday was 1922. - The japanese govern
nnenJ has opened a million acres Of Corean land
TO settlement, and has placed restriction emil
grafton companies. a sharp action between
French troops and Moors was fought about nine
miles from Oudla. - It was rumored IN
Berlin that the government would issue new
aoan 70 finance credits Of $35.5OO,o0O. = The
Cuban Ia Dor leaders have decided not to call
general strike they awaiting ruling from
The Department of Justice regarding the land
ing Of strike breakers.
DONESTIC.-Governor Hughes and party ar
rived at the jamestown exposition; the Cover
nor was guest at a dinner in the evening; New
York Day Will be celebrated to-day. == The
House Of Bishops Of the Episcopal General Con-
Vention, in session at Richmond. Va, voted
against the amendment offered by Bishop Doane.
4 Albany, making stringent provision against
officiating at the remarriage Of divorced persons.
- John A. Thayer of Worcester. Mass, de-
clined to be candidate for Lieutenant Cover
the ticket headed by General Charles w.
Bartlett - John williams recently appoint
ed State Commissioner of Labor gave out a
statement in Albany defining his position. ==
The Guaranty Trust Company of New York
in Chicago urging the sale of the Union Trac
ton Company, the North Chicago Street Rail
road Company and the West Chicago Street
Railroad Company. - The International As
sociation Of Cotton Growers and Spinners took
action in Atlanta interpreted friendly to
cotton exchanges and 10 speculation in cotton.
- Mrs. Charity c. Royal real daughter of
the American Revolution. whose father also
fought in the French and Indian Wars died at
Ellsworth, Me. - Stephen O'Meara. of Bos-
ton, consented to run for Mayor of that city.
CTTY.-Stocks broke sharply. - Thomas F.
Ryan gave August Belmont $4,000 for the Ma
tional Civic Federation's trip abroad without the
authorization Of the stockholders of the Metro
politan Securities Company, it was brought out
at the Public Service Commissions inquiry.
~ The Lusitania two successive days
beat the worlds record of 601 nautical miles for
a days run, made by the Deutschland in 1901
- The Standard Oil inquiry brought out
more evidence Of the company's large profits.
- The annual report Of the Rock Island
Railroad showed large increase over last year
Of surplus available for dividends == Helm
rich Conried, director Of the Metropolitan Opera
House. announced some of his plans for the
opera season - District Attorney Jerome
started to ascertain who was Sen. G."
Antiquarians doubted stories that treasures
stolen from Paris churches had been sold in this
country.
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day:
FAR and warmer. The temperature yesterday.
dighest, % degrees; lowest 43