New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FcREIGN-A German vessel loaded with
rifles and flying the Spanish fias was captured
by q French cruiser of the coast OF MOROCCO
= The proposition to submit the Newfound-
land fisheries question TO The Hague Tor aroi-
tration is regarded in London as the pest solus
tion of the problem. - The OnionisIs electsu y
a member of Parliament in Bury ST. Edmunds
5y a largely increased majority. the tarin ques-
ton entering into the campaign which was won
bv q Protectionist No diplomatic COM
,1iication is feared at Paris from the Morocco
affair since if France and Spain nave 20 ehoesu
fhe mowers given TO them by the AlgeciraS con-
vention the other nations will support thefl-
- The Temeraire, England's third battieshlp
of the Dreadnought type was Tai;oni died
an Ascoli Italy After call by Ambassa-
dor Canbon on Chancellor Won Bulow ~ was va
said that the conference was not ARRANGED @ pe-
cause of Morocco but that the subject had peen
discussed - Kari Hau's lawyer publshed
statement that Frau Hau's suicide was causeu USE,
ty her husbands infidelity, not by a belief that
he had committed murder
DoMESTIC.-Secretary Taft, speaking IN
Oklahoma City, attacked the proposed s'aoo sov
constitution advising Republicans to vote for
its rejection - Two persons az leasA Meie
killed by series Of explosions at q Du Pont
powder factory. which shook all the cities on
San Francisco Bay - Mrs. Roosevelt gave a
luncheon for about thirty OF her fellow members
Of the St Hilda Society on board the Mayilo"e,; G
of oyster Bay. - Controller Ridgely in an
interview in Washington on the money sltua-
tion said that he found cause for hope rather
than alarm William Jennings Bryan sald
at LINCOLN Neb. that the Presidents plan for
federal control OF railroads wou<S serve as pro-
lection 10 them against the states --A, <.
Dulin. of this city, in a statement ISSUED III
Pittsburg advocated ex-Congressman Charles a
Towne as Democratic nominee for President; d
meeting of prominent Democrats at Nashville,
Tenn launched a boom for Governor Folk of
Missouri as the only logical Democratic candl-
f.ata ror President orderly is dying
after a brave fight TO which the inmates of
Thral Hospital, Middletown, N Y, which was
burned to the ground, owe their lives :"
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden entertained MS re
cent hosts and hostesses at dinner on the flag
ship Fylgia at Newport, r. l. - Governor
Hughes addressed large assemblage IN the
amphitheatre at Chautauqua, n u -~-- N
conductor was murdered in a boarding house at
Rochester. and the proprietress and poy were
arrested charged with the crime.
CITY-Stocks closed weak, after early
strength - Mayor Busse of Chicago and a
committee from that city inspected the electrical
system of the Central ~ A woman was
hurled from her seat in trolley car az a n. cur
and run over. - State Senator Everett Colpy,
New Jerseys political reformer. declared for
the enforcement or modification Of the bishops
law The city and the street railway
companies agreed on a paving proposition whlch
il is believed. viii save the municipality large
sums in judgments in damage suits -
Frank H Higgins. of the late eX-GoVernor,
and Miss Ethel Levey, the actress, were IN an
The oldest ferryboat engineer IN the city dr0ppeo
dead at his post - The New Haven Railroad
Is awaiting results of the governments invesu-
cation of its purposed merger :" ponce
man used a borrowed automobile TO eaten
speeder. A leader Of the independence
League said that Tannany would be consulted
this year in making nominations ~ IL was
reported that Secretary Root OF the state De
partment had improved greatly IN health unGer %
the regime of Muljoon's sanatOrium. - me
.lrst mass meeting was held 10 condemn Senator
NcMauus - A crowd Of women watched
,yro thugs strangle and rob a on the steps
leading TO the elevated station at Soutn ferry'
one assaflant was arrested - Assuralces So
were received from Washington that the ~,
Gaudens designs for the new eagle ana douple
eagle would be adopted
THE WEATHER. Indications Tor To-Day
pat- and warmer The temperature yesterday:
Highest Al degrees; lowest, %.