New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Twenty-seve men were killed
and sixteen were injured by bareback from
fo-inch gun on board the japanese batueshlp
Kashina near Kure. - The French govern
rnent expects that the Moroccan tribesmen VIII
meet General Drude's terms Of peace. - The
name of A J. Drexel struck from the
registry list at Cowes on the ground that as an
alien he was not entitled to the franchise -
Andrew Carnegie, speaking at Glasgow hlShiE
praised New Yorks municipal government IN
comparison with that OF foreign citleS-
Thirty japanese were drowned by the bursting
Of a reservoir near Kotaro while attempts We're
being made 10 extingulsh IRE al mine =
Dealings in 3 Der cent Yentes were suspended at
Madrid owing. il was reported TO theft OF
100000 in unnunbered bonds. - tIFdLlS ~
Of money have been made by the japanese gov
eminent TO D. W. Stevens and H W Dennlsoii
for their services in the Russo-Japanese war
The Methodist New Connection. the
United Methodist Free Churches and the Bible
Christians formally sealed their union at Wes-
ley Chapel. London.
DOMESTIC.-General Luke z. Wright retir-
ing ambassador TO Japan, visited President
Roosevelt at Oyster Bay and told him the Jap
anese sentiments toward the United states were
entirely cordial Fl The proposed new charter
for Chicago was defeated at the citys speclai
election by a vote of more than two TO one -
REPRESENTATIVES Of the five Central American
republics signed protocol in washington &C.
cepting the invitation Of the United States and
Mexico to negotiate a treaty for permanent
peace. - Alton B. Parker discussed the Con
stfr1ftion and state rights in a speech at the
constitution DAY. celebration in jamestown.
- Governor Hughes at p. n adjourned the
hearing Of the charges against Borough Presl-
dent Ahearn until Friday al p m. three wit
resses having been examined during the day
Director General Barr Of the jamestown
exposition rendered his resignation, giving as
his reason continued friction with President
Tucker - Mark Twain was the guest or
Henry H Rogers at the latters summer home
in Fair Haven, Mass. - George b heTnen-
way Of Naples. n. Y. was nominated for mem
Der of the Assembly On the twelfth ballot at the
Ontario County Convention held at Canandalgua
CTTY-Stocks were strong ~ The suit 10
dissolve the Standard OH Company was begun
here Charles NJ. Schwab said he thought
the end OF the trade reaction had been reached
William c. Brown. vice-president Of the
New York Central, said state rate legisatloh
had caused the tightness Of the money market
President Gross Of the American Locomo-
tive Company expressed the opinion that moth
ing was wrong with the countrys business out
side Of New York - dozen put ana
cali" traders were evicted from Their head
quarters IN the smoking room Of the stock Tx
change. - "Fingy" Corners was confident
that the judgeships would go to the Democrats
ttis fall The Democratic party in New
Jersey yesterday nominated Frank 3 hatzeh-
bach 1r former Mayor Of Trenton, for Gov
ernor Many fires were started by candIes
at home while Jews were at 1om hlppur ser
vices It was said that the financial con-
ditfon OF the city and Of the traction merger
was p serious handicap TO the Public Service
Commission. - Patrick Henry Hlrsch ana d
woman companion were the first persons 10 De
arrested under the new adultery law "-
Fx-Patrolraan Hess received the extreme pen
sIty for kidnapping Elizabeth Grady :" Pub
lie school reports showed 1e"eT part tiiie PuPA-7
than before in years
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy probably showers and cooler.
The temperature yesterday: Highest % degrees
1ovvest 6S