New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
THE NEWS THIS NORNING.

FOREIGN-The Finnish Diet voted the appro-
priation to the Russian government of S40Oo.oo0
in payment for exemption from military service.
but intimated that no more money for that nur-
pose would be forthcoming. - shipment Of
over S7O00.0O0 in gold viii be sent to New York
on board the kronprinzeSSin CeCilie, which will
leave Southampton to-day. the Imperial Bank
of Germany raised its rate ! per cent. ==
AdYices from Odessa say that the Black Hun
dreds have renewed attacks on the Jews;
muuny of sappers at NladivostOk queled.
- The submarine LutiE which sank with
all on board off Bizerta, was in collision with
ferryboat in Toulon harbor, and went to the
bottom. - King Alfonso and Queen Victoria
arrived at London and drove to Kensington Pal
ace; their train left the rails at Cherbourg but
no one in the royal party was injured =
The Chinese government, a dispatch from Peking
says. is planning 10 establish newspapers in
each province to oppose seditious teachings.
#= The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse arrived
ar Plymouth, thirty hours behind her schedule.
she lost her rudder in a storm the third day
on ,,9I IT9m New YORK - Herr Harden, editor
brought against him by General Count Kuno Won
MOltke '''i
DoMESTIC-The President discussed with
F 1 ,S5tailHe iaylor Of Alabama the spread
oi prohlbltlon in the South New Orleans
Iahhers and business men expressed the opinion
'ia1 1Ae immense exports Of cotton, sugar and
LIce may be relied upon shortly 10 bring in gold
9i. aoload 10 relieve the financial situation:
lhe STOCK exchanges were closed until Nondav
as precautionary measure 80 EDinanCiaI
conditions throughout the West were catiefac
Inc Governors of North Carolina
IeoIsld' alabama and Virginia according To a
oispatch from Asheville N C are IilxeIy 70 a.
Slue Al their passenger rate conference 4, A.
Iahta frday upon a uniform 2Ib-cent rate Ia,,,
- according TO a Washington disna.cb -,
oeIeo eggs and canned potatoes will he irc,do7
t t.i me Iooo SUPPLY OF the Atlantic feet dIrine,
u coming trip to me Pacific - Frol,r b,,r. iII7
uIeu farmers Of Worcester County Mass 80
SsSpS 10 FORM the Farmers CO-operativa 4 60
ot@tl1h, I which will control the OUTPUT and nrico
- al LarLn products Of the county -, IA
p.iF. weston, the aged pedestrian LEFT
r., r,orSiand' Me, 70 walk to Chicago in f,.,ert,+
Cb H 10 r-- :, - The State Federation of Women,s
Us opened a session at Troy, ". y
CITY.-Stocks were weak - Al +ba roo,,
9uarl lerly meeting Of the United states Sfnar
~ y yoIduoh MI Gary, chairman of The boar5
"a oIiSCtoTS' announced falling off in boolirgs
=, thousands attended the debate in Prooi,
!Sn between Timothy L. Woodrlff ana $500
tle Independence League and Hearstiei,, iii go
gersn on Tuesday. - Former Frosi5+
ShlaIi OF the Commercial Teegranbere, T-r;o,
was not permitted 10 speak AT nIactinr oF H.
UNION. -- II was denied that Tobr ~
maker intended 10 sell an interest in hie -
ness mere. - The aldermen daci6a5 -,
the staten Island water plant ro~ 81 O,oa oGG
- INC tax budget 10 be submitted ~, H.
Board Of Estimate and Apportionn1ent ~ the
Soard or Aldermen, calls for about $40 5no 600
II was learned. - Herr ErbsIoeh ,,;rpn - .
Ine Bennett Cup. in the recent ba lloon rsce -
celven congratulations from the Kaiser b,,
cable hNaiS"r py
THE WEATHER-Indications fo- ., a
teir The temperature yesterday. FJigt1ast
degrees; lowest. ~. 70'' %