New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

EOREIGN.-Independen Day was celebrated
IN many foreign capitals by Americans. -
Herman Bartels, the rich Syracuse brewer. who
was held for eXtradition at Toronto, escaped
from the Sheriff IN the courthouse there. -
A petition signed by over two million Americans,
and favor1ng a general arbitration treaty, was
presented at The Hague. - The British gov
eminent demanded Of Morocco that prompt steps
for the release OF Sir Harry MdcIean be taken
80 Forty Croatan Deputies left the Hunga-
T!an parliament as a protest against the govern
ments railroad bill - Sir Edward Grey said
il the House Of Commons that Britain's claim
against China was based on the damages actually
incurred IN the Boxer rebellion. - The mas
ter Of the rolls OF the Kildare Street Club. of
Dublin. decided that the expulsion Of Edward
Martyr was illegal
DOAESTIC-A statement from the Presi-
dents Office at Oyster Bay in regard to the pro-
posed cruise OF battleships set forth that 1t had
not been decided whether Il should be TO the
South Atlantic, the Pacific or the Mediterranean.
but that If It should be 20 the Pacific it would
only be Of routine nature and not have any
special significance; Secretary Metcalf stated at
San Francisco that q squadron would round
Cape Horn and visit that harbor. - Cover
nor Hughes and President Woodrow Wilson Of
Princeton We're the speakers at the exercises in
honor Of the Stg1lerS OF the Declaration Of In
dependence at the Jamestown exposition
CITY.-Anong the Fourth of July observ-
Rnces were exercises by many thousand Italians
COMMUNICATING Garibaldfs birthday. - The
Italians who were discharged by julius Rosen-
heimer, Of Pelham, will be scTutini2ed to-day
with the hope Of Identifying bis nurderers. -
A detective who arrested a boy for shooting in
the street was attacked py mob which tried TO
rescue the prisoner. a young lt8laQ VINO
recently arrived in this country shot and killed
his aunt while celebrating the days he then blew
out his brains. - The Public Service Com
mission was actively at work completing its or
ganizatiOL. - A young woman was fatally
wounded. probably in the street, by bullet from
a mysterious source. - A girl fell dead at her
window from shot, which the police believe
was fred by a rejected lover. - Runyan. the
missing paying teller. speculated in Wall Street
cable messages were sent TO Colon and Kingston
TO intercept him. - The japanese CONNER
cial commissioner 70 the Jamestown exposition
said his couutry1Glen had no thought Of war with
the United States. - The leaders Of the
striking ice wagon drivers were not wholly sue
cessful in calling out those who had returned TO
work. go Robbers at the point OF pistols held
up a LackawannR freight train, thinking it vas
q fast express. 80 Frank Carroll. already hon
ored by Congress, saved another man from
drowning IN the East River. - John d. Rookie
teller passed unnoticed through the Grand Cen
trail Station on his way TO Chicago. 60 Il big
sightseeing automobile was struck by street
car and the occupants were hurled into the
street.
THI1 Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
p e'-- cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Hia1 Z, 70 degrees; lowest, GO.