New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Guns Of both the land and sea
forces Of the French at Casablanca were IN &C
tion driving of bodies of Moors VINO reLe tH 90
their attacks: advices received at Paris say that
the members OF the French colony al rex WI
start for Tangier to-day. - Inc nTsl pI
nary Dourna election resulted in a Lloerai VIC
rorv - The House Of Lords, by vote OF
III 10 40 passed the second readlllS OF the
deceased wifes sister bill: al the bishops ~ ~
Hague are making efforts 10 bring ABOUT some
definite action on the proposal Tor arpltratlo4I,
The japanese government mas pIdceu an
order with the Fairfield Shipbuilding Company
of Scotland for an 1S.0Gl-ton battleshlp; =,
TWO Germans and ito Chinese were killed oS
T,np PToyince - The New Zealand upper
house unanimously rejected the bill passed oy
the lower house making women eHs4O4e - CAV
ton tc the Legislative Council
DoMEsTIC.-President Roosevelt in his ad-
dress al Provincetown defined the policy OF the
administration IN regard TO the prosecutio oi
lawbreakers, saying thai Only sLcLI A'@1 ~ =,
-h9ng 70 fear from the administration. - IL
was announced in Norfolk Va. thal f4lilce
Wilhelm OF Sweden would spend three days N
New York. incognito, sightseeing - "A C c
renort was received il Washington from Gov
ernor Magoon on the outbreak OF yellow IeNer
in Cuba, attributing It to wo1uI neglect % go
Tarv precautions - The views OF secretary
Taft's speech expressed in Washington agreed
that he stood strongly by the administration
md that those opposed to his views VIII COM
5iue against him; the report that he plans 10
cave the Cabinet is denied= 1t was an
slounced in Lincoln, Neb that three Teglsieaea
reared Sunday night from Burlington Tram
between Denver and Oxford, Neb. = An
armed mob ridiled the station OF the Postal
Telegraph Company at Ash Fork, Arlz, Win
bullets during 2 night attack - Matthew =
Fleming of this city, was appointed by Governor
Hughes L, investigate the state Insurance De
Ylartn2ent. - II was reported that the sun
FOR an accounting of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Ed
dvs rroperty would be settled peacefully at
Ssoncor5 \ H to-day The eighth annual
horse show was opened at Bar Harbor. Me
CITY-Stocks closed strong and higher. -
a car crashed through a wall Of an Avenue
car harm and then into q tenement house in the
rear a thousand men and women attacked
a special policeman who was escorting strike
breaker - Facts concerning the Steinway
tunnel were brought out in the transit merger
srzesfisa ton The Standard Oil Company
distributed q mass of pamphlets proclairning its
Innocence Of the charges which Judge Lands
had fined il s29,000060. - The referee ap-
pointed by the Supreme Court decided agalnst
the city in its suit 10 compel certain street ran
way companies TO bear the expense OF paving
done between their tracks - The southern
Railway hearing was continued here, II DelnS
brought ont that interstate business IN Nortn
Carolina was expensive. ~ Senator PIaIt re-
fused to call meeting Of the United States
Express Company stockholders and denied mis-
u1lanaseuaent Of the company. - SeVeral
stockholders threatened &c attack in court the
merger of the Public Service Corporations car
Isats s. ~ Jersey - typhoid fever. it was
announced by the Health Department, was rap
idly abating-
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Showers and cooler. The temperature yeSIeT-
Gay: Highest, 81 degrees; lowest. 90