New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-08
THE NEWS THIS MORNING,

EoRFTcN-The Moorish losses I'm the action
al casa blanca are estimated by the fFeh'ii a.
three hundred killed OF Woun9ed4 lle ne, ga 1h l1To
there has been disarmed. and the french cna. - =
az Tangier has submitted formal deIhdius ~ 'iIe
7To-oecsr7 government ---= Plails loE d siSa~
waterway between Hamburg and Rreinen seem seem
,SI-oS-, - he a5onfe6 =- The Duveen Brothers
annotlnced thar they expected 10 sell the Ram
collection in Paris, J. p Morgan deIleo 'Ia'
the dealers had acted for him in the purchase
- dispatch from Berlin said that bankers
regarded unfavoTably an attempt by Japan 10
kiIIed and eleven hurt in a railway accident be
tween Posen and Thorn: Prince Alexander reg
otof is among the dead. - Inc 1uihlsn
forces which recently crossed the northN est
frontier Of Persia are reported 70 be marching
~ Truniah. saCking and burning villages on
the route: ninety Christians said TO have
been killed at Newaa- == Troops took charge
of Belfasl and maintained order IN the city.
- Senator Albert J Bevaridge, of Indiana
ana Miss Katherine Eddy. Of Chicago. were mar
rfed 81 the American Embassy in Berlin
DOMESTIC-The bat1lsship Connecticut made
a satisfactory showing IL .tS trials of Rockland,
Ne - Funeral services over the ashes OF
Augustus St Gaudens the sculptor. were held
ar Cornish. y II. =--- The Assistant Secretary
of state Of Alabama issued statement. in
which he said he could not revoke the charter
of the Rock Island Railroad TO do business in
the state because contempt proceedings would
be brought against him. -= Nice-President
E. L Russell Of the Mobile * Ohio. represent
ing President Finley Of the Southern Railway,
and q railroad attorney from birmingham, Ala
continued their conference with Governor Conner
Alabama and the Southern --- Charles h
Meyer president of the Western Federation of
Miners. recently released on bail from the peni-
Tertiary a. Boise, Ida. reached Denver, there
was no demonstration. -= Storms in several
Northwestern states caused several deaths and
much damage 10 crops and property. == The
operators of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany in Los Angeles. walked out; there mad
been previous intimation OF q strike
CTTY.-There was a sharp decline in prices
on the Stock Exchange, many issues reaching a
new low level for the year =- The Public
Service Commissioners for the ID District in
spected the electric zone" of the New York
Central 80 Frank Hedley the stand at the
Interborough- metropolitan inquiry, said that the
proposed change at S6th street would greatly
increase the local service IN the subway. ==
John c Hertle Commissioner Of Accounts, was
suspended by Acting Mayor MCGOWAN. pending
an investigation into charges made against him
by Charles u. Schenck. an accountant in the pay
Of the city. = The leader Of the Nassau
County gang OF burglars was sentenced TO forty
years in prison and other members got long
terms. II was discovered that the straw
hail fOrgers Of deeds operated IN al least three
states. -= State inspectors marked more than
nine hundred milk cans at the 18th street depot
''unciean.' -= Commissioner Darlington said
a committee Of the department would inspect a
number OF lodging houses before acting on re-
cent protests presented by the Lodging House
Keepers Association.
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 81
degrees: lowest. IL