New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Lusitania, with nearly three
thousand passengers on board, sailed from LlV-
erpOol for New York; it is reported that an at
tempt will be made 10 beat the record OF the
DeutSC hland. Sir Henry Campbell Ban
herman. the British Premier. said that the Com
mons would renew the attack on the Lords at
the next session, and predicted the defeat Of the
upper house = The arbitration committee
Of The peace conference, by vote OF 80 to S, ap-
proved the principle Of obligatory arbitration;
Germany and Austria voted in he negative
DOAIESTIC.-President Roosevelt arrived at
his hunting camp in the Louisiana canebrakes
leaEiG- the railroad at Stamhoul and making
The remainder Of the trip, fifteen miles horse
back. = The Massachusetts Republican State
convention in Boston renominated the entire
ticket headed by Governor Guild; Senator Lodge
was chairman and made a long address;
special session Of Congress for tariff revision
was favored in the platform. - The Massa-
chusetts Democratic State Convention split at
Springfield, nominating two tickets headed by
Henry NJ Whitney and Senator Charles w.
Bartlett. - The Putnam County Democratic
convention indorsed Lieutenant Governor Chan
Ter as a candidate for President. == The dele
gates TO the Episcopal general convention went
10 Williamsburg. Va, 10 witness the presenta-
tion % the Bruton parish church of a lectern
from President Roosevelt and Bible from King
Edward -- The deep waterways convention
al memphis adopted a resolution asking Con-
gress for an appropriation sufficient for the
creation of a fourteen-foot channel from the
Great Lakes 10 the Gulf of Mexico. == Cover
For Johnson Of Minnesota. after denying he is
a Democratic candidate for President said he
knew Mr. Bryan was in the race. - a loco
i4olift eng WHO hlll6Q an Italian Buf
faio was nearly mobbed by the latters COM
rades
CiT4-StOcks were weak at the close -
II H Nreeland resigned as general manager for
the receivers Of the New York City Railway
Company. - The Central Federated Union
meeting TO protest against the Connecting
Hallway hold-up" in March, 1905. was recalled
IN connection with l. E. QUigg's testimony be-
fore the Public Service Commission. - Judge
Rosalsky explained his 81 600 retainer from
Lemuel +. Quigg. - Commissioner Bingham
and Controller Metz in the grandstand at the
Traffic squad review and flag presentation made
no attempt to conceal unpeasantness =
Martin Maloney, jr.. il was said will go to
Europe and bring home his eloping sister and
her husband. =- The Hudson County Grand
Jury agreed on the indictment of several Jersey
City politicians for activity in the recent rri-
mary elections in Jersey City. Policemen
who tainted at drill were all living - BRYAN
II was said. would not let any but the common
people chip in" to make him President -=
Justice Gaynor in the Appellate Division Of the
Supreme Court decided in a case against the
American and Metropolitan Tobacco companiec
that q firm was within its rights in refusing to
sell is goods to a jobber. - Numerous claim
ants for food damage against the city were
eonfounded by the United States Weather Bu-
Teau records.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day.
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest 65
degrees; lowest. so.