New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
IRE NEWS THIS MORNING

FoREIGN-The steamer train from Paris,
carrying passengers for the Adriatic at Cher-
bourg. was run into by the Rouen express al
the mouth OF the tunnel at Nantes: none OF
the American passengers was dangerously IN
sureG - An imperial rescript was made pub
lie at ST Johns forbidding the service by any
colonial authoritv of any legal process regard
ing fishery rights board any American yes
sci and suspendng all colonial statutes authorlz-
ing seizure Of American vessels for alleged V1o-
iauon OF nsheTy laws - Inc ieAL Et 'It -.
Anglo-Russian convention was made public in
London: il contains a special reservation 10y
Great Britain of her rights in the Persian Gulf
The Countess Montienoso. the divorced
wife of the Crown Prince now King. of Saxony,
was married in London to young Italian
.,ianyst Enrico Toselli - The Jansnese gov
ernment is preparing TO give warm welcome
10 Mr.. Taft his arrival at Yokohama; a
palace at Toxic has been assigned TO him during
his stay at the capital - Earthquakes dam
eyed many houses and churches at Guatamala
City Sunday and Monday: the coffee dis
tricts were not damaged. == The Lusitania
had covered 525 miles in the DAYS run ending
al noon yesterday.
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt and family
arrived in Washington from their summer home
at Oyster BAY Attorney General Bona
parte instructed United States district attor-
news in various parts of the country 10 bring
suits against railroads for alleged violations cf
the safety appliance law. --- Secretary o.
State Root left Washington for Mexico. where
he viii be the guest of President Diaz. =
Alleging that the safe deposit box Of the late
DSuSsea Sage had been opened by one Of The
trustees of the estate. Controller Glynn at Al
hany called Attorney General Jackson to
begin proceedings against the Mercantile Safe
Deposit Company of New York =- General
Charles E FuTlong. Of New York. died at Port
land. Me - Missouri railroads. after a three
months test OF the two-cent fare law, report n
loss Of s., 100000, and will appeal 10 the courts
- Heavy frost was reported in Iowa. South
rakota. Minnesota and Wisconsin while Cleve-
and reported a SnoWstorm- --- The Pennsyl-
sania State League of Republican Clubs. in
nnal convention Al Harrisburg. indorsed SEN
afor Knox for President --- A youth residing
at Cortland. Y Y. died from hemorrhage of the
brain which resulted from injury received
while PLAYING football. @= Brown University
at Providence. began lis l4Oth year with an
attendance OF about thousand students.
CITY.-Stocks were weak. Minority
stockholders OF the metropolitan Street Railway
planned fight for dividends. -- The Ma
tional Bankers Association, Atlantic City.
opened its regular annual convention --
Charles r. Murphy a plot on the part OF
Mcclellan managers by which the control of
his own Senate district would be taken away
from him President Butler included Pro-
fessor Leonhard. Roosevelt professor from the
University of Breslau. Germany. ir his welcome
ct the opening exercises Of Columbia Cniver-
sity- == The opening exercises Of the School
OF Applied Science and College OF Arts of New
York University held University
Heights. 80 The French and Hamburg lines
and rhe international Mercantile Marine fol
lowed the reduction of the Cunard Line Tues
day with wholesale slashing OF rates
THE wEATHER--Indications for to-day:
Fair and cooler. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. ca degrees: lowest e2