New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

-oORFIGN.-It was reported from Paris that
che delegates from several Moorish rlpes id0
accepted the French terms OF peace ana Hdu
gone 10 obtain the adherence OF otner warning
Triles 10 the conditions. The Black Hun
dreds renewed attacks the Jews at ODESSA, ,
two persons were killed, many were injured
and , largo number of houses were looted.
- Brazil refused to accept the French plan
for the allotment of judges TO the Ferlllai--l-l -,
Arbitration Tribunal at The Hague - me
strikers at Antwerp accepted the Maritime Fed
eration's proposal to return 10 work penang
the decision of an arbitration board - Gen
eral Penalosa. who led the last rebeilon IN
Venezuela, has been arrested by the Colom-
bian government and taken TO Bogota. ~
Wilhelm Bode. director general Of the Berlin
museums EXPRESSED regret that the most no
table examples in the Kann collection would be
lost to Europe.
DOMEsTIC.-The hearing the charges
brought by the City Club of New York against
John F. Ahearn, Borough President Of Man
haitian. was resumed in Albany before Governor
Hughes. - Judge Hammond. Of the Massa-
chuseIts Supreme Court. after hearing the tes-
tirnony Of relatives and the family physician
of H. H. Rogers. decided that il would be cruel
90 compel his attendance in court. = Rear
Admiral John G. Walker. [. :. y, retired, died
suddenly Of heart disease at the house of
friend near York Beach Me. - Mrs Cassie
Chadwick was stricken blind while talking 10
her son. who visiting her in the Ohio peni-
Tertiary at Columbus -- Ten employees Of
the city government of Cincinnati dis
missed the result Of a factiOnal political
fight - The theory was advanced in the
murder Of Mrs. Rorshach at Petersburg, Va,
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who had entered the house for letters or other
documents. - Typhoid fever is reported TO
be spreading al Plattsburg. y. Y. and pollu-
ton of the water supply is blamed.
CITY.-StOcks closed irregular. - Richard
c. Kerens said there was no widespread business
depression; he thought a more flexible currency
was necessary - Theodore Starrett said the
slump in the stack market due and
the result Of dropsical condition Of securities.
- President A II. Joline Of the Missouri
Kansas & Texas Railroad pessmistic
garding the railroad outlook. - Ex-Judge
Gary, chairman Of the United States Steel Cor
poration. predicted immediate renewal OF
public confidence. - Prices Of cotton de-
clined 81 30 bale under heavy selling. -
George c. Boidt leased a lot in Fifth avenue
with 1S-fooJ frontage, for $4,000 year The
Public Service Commission gave a hearing on
its order 70 the New York City Railway direct
ing that more cars be run on the Fourth avenue
line - Commissioner O'Brien ordered the
Central TO put underground its high tension
electric system. - Alderman Meyers. after
q conference with the Governors counsel. said
that if Borough President Ahearn should be re-
moved his successor would be elected this fall
- Constance P. Andrews and his brother
sn-lav were removed as trustees Of the estate of
The formers wife. Physicians told Of the
treatment which effected the first cure Of lock-
law in this country. - An emploYe Of the
Tenement House Department was arrested fer
altering city records.
THE wEATHER.-IndiCations for to-day:
Partly cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, s. degrees; lowest 66