New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORFIGN-AIr. Taft inspected the schools OF
Manila, and urged on the pupils the Importance
of trades and agriculture; at dinner IN ti1e
evening he said that the future Of the islands
depended on the natives, who must make prog
ress before they obtained the benefits realzed
by other nations. =- The horses attached 10
the carriage containing Secretary Taft and Gov
ernor General Smith ran away while returning
from Fort William Mckinley: the occupants
We're unhurt == Emperor Francis Joseph
condition is not yet satisfactory; the catarrhal
trouble is stationary, but the patients general
condition does not please the phySclans. -
Frances expenses in maintaining her FORCES IN
Morocco are estimated at $4,000 a day; little
progress has been made in the negotiations for
the release OF Caid MacLean- -- Ihe IT'D
une's correspondent in Paris says that twelve
of the largest French automobile works
ducing their working forces by so per cent. =
The Socialists, a dispatch from Rome says, have
voted against a general railway strike.
DOMESTIC.-Lieutenant H. H. Rosseau. the
naval member of the Isthmian Canal Com
mission, faVors Increasing the width OF the
Panama Canal locks SO that the greatest battle
ships may be accommodated. == Secretary
Root arrived in Washington returning from mis-
trip TO Mexico =- The annual meeting OF
the Illinois Central stockholders in Chicago was
adjourned until Tuesday. = General James
q. GrnGlay. q clerk in the Controllers office at
Albany, was killed by an automobile in Troy.
y. Y. - The forty-ffth annual university
convocation of the state ended Albany Pro-
tessor Hdnus, Of Harvard University, deliver
ing address. = It became known at Nor
ton. Mass. that there had been numerous thefts
at Wheaton Seminary, A school for young
women. -= father ard son were shot. the
former being injured SO badly that he died. after
being mistaken for deer in St. Lawrence County.
y. Y. = Bishop Regis Canevin announced
in PittsbUrg that no marriages Of Catholics
his diocese Will be allowed hereafter Satur-
day or Sunday without his special permission.
= Judge William H Wallace, of the Grim
inal Court in Kansas City, ordered wholesale
arrests at all theatres and stores which keep
open to-day in violation Of the state law.
CTTY.-Stocks were irregular. William
4. Ridgely declined the offer of the presidency
OF the Mercantile National Bank. = The
Governor Hughes delivered an address -=
Lieutenant Cronin, of the battleship Connecti-
cut, II was learned sacrificed two fingers in
preventing a bareback by of the big guns
== W. J. Corners said the New York Demo-
cratic delegation was sure TO be for Chanler
trict Court, gave the transit receivers permis-
sion TO spend 100000 in re-equipping the
streetcar lines. -= A plasterer crazed by
envy shot two prosperous relatives in Brook
lyn. - Several japanese narrowly escaped
rough handling by guardsmen when they took
pictures Of some guns on the line of march in
the Sigel parade here. - Vice Chancellor
Emery, Of Newark, signed an order allowing
the long contested leather merger =-== Judge
whitman received more letters indorsng his
Sanoloacy for judge of General Sessions -
Herbert Parsons said his absence from the din
ner az the Republican Club had no political
fignihcance. - The Republican organizations
OF The city planned lively series of campaign
meetings. - Druggists declared war on the
new drug inspection law. == The third arrest
deeds - The prices Of chocolate and choco-
iate candy went up. -= The Lusitania left
here on her second eastward trip.
THE WEATHER.-Indcations for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest 52
degrees; lowest Il.