New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREGN-It was reported from Tangier
that AIulai Hafg's forces had defeated the Sui
tan's troops and had captured General Bagdanl
in an action near Hettat; the French squadron
sailed southwark In haste from Tangier. ==
William English Walling, Mrs. Walling and her
sister. Miss Strunsky, were released in st. Pc
tersburg, no discriminating papers having been
found by the police, who express regret for the
arrests; the Americans expect TO leave the capt.
tai on wednesday. == Secretary Taft. speak
ing at a dinner given by members Of the As
sembly al Manila, expressed hope for the adop-
ton OF a lower tariff and favored the limiting
of exports of sugar and tobacco TO the United
States; he warned agitators against attempting
TO inJure the good relations between America
and the islands. = Chinese laborers mu-
tinted at New NIodderfontein: the police fred on
their compound killing and wounding nine
teen. -= marked improvement was shown
in the condition of Emperor Francis Joseph.
DOMESTIC.-Presiden Roosevelt visited
VicksbUIg. Miss where he was enthusiastically
received, and made speech. - Stuyvesant
Fish obtained postponement Of the election Of
Illinois Central directors until December IS.
= Under orders from Washington a ship
menr of leaf tobacco and cigarettes valued at
more than $1,000. consigned from Durham.
y. a., h. the British-Anercan Tobacco Com
panE. Limited, was attached in Norfolk Va.
under a section of the Sherman antitrust law
never before invoked by the government. ---
a suit was filed in Columbus Ohio. to dissolve
an alleged combination Of twenty firms to con-
trol the plumbing trade In nineteen states in
cOolng New York. -= After visiting New
York, Luther W. Mott, who took office last
utHuay as superintendent Of the State Bank
ing Department. sent his resignation to Gov
ernor Hughes on the ground that his health
was not equal to the task before him -
attorney General Young, Of Minnesota appeal ed
10 The United States Supreme Court from a fine
tor 800 for contempt of court imposed nv
Judge Lochren, the issue being whether a
united States court can enjoin a state officer
from enforcing state laws. - The hearing
on the charges brought by the CITY Club If
New York against John F. Ahearn President
or The Borough OF Manhattan was resumed
Deiore Governor Hughes at ALBANY - Al
Ieo FarloFv, official spokesman for the Chris
Gan scientists, announced in Boston that rnon
the oeath OF Mrs Eddy no successor TO her as
ne mead OF the Church would be elected
CIIH-Stocks rallied sharply " 7
Bryan addressed the striking telegranbere ~
SuIIoh Han. this city; in the evening he smoke
az cooper Union. - President Haraban oP
ne LIMOS Central sent word on from C,hica 90
ettat A1f hartman was ahead in his fight Win
C-SFeSant tlsh- - Alfred GWynna Vandar
pm received one-haf Of the -rssiduary eeta+o
cue MIN on his thirtieth birthday. ACCORDING ~
tle PROVISIONS OF his fathers will - A Ieal,
IA d te4IlarInonic wire in Broadway noanboIa
Haysuneo a large crowd. - Arguynente 49,
heard on the motion to dismiss the indictnoento
Hea-nst john r. Hegeman. - Judges MI
aLu Fa"cett, or the Kings County Court uaro
creolled with great success in fighting crsr,a
- - n. Huston. ex-Treasurer of the 1TritaJ
SUES, poboed up with the prospectus of ~
CuzenS Trust Company. INC
TIE Observation-Disclosures for 70 H.
F@: The temperature yesterday TTigboSS.
" degrees; lowest, Sc