New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

r.,,.,- ,-,,, oscar of Sweden died on
sunday morning and the new hiIs' - 1,e
Y took the oath of office - NJ ; nneaee-
hundred were killed and wounoeu IA IaisnJ
,t ir T-i,, bulgarian bands in Maced0nla, am aIIo
-rrther lprisings We're feared -I,.;s declared
.,,.a,,gb,assv of the Canadian PaclnC ueNi O.
ShdosnI.eassa slrassa ell Red Route impossible COM
-.i.,1lt- - The government OF toItuSa so
,,rnnised to terminate the dictatorship iI 90 -,
IL the present calm is malnIalhed = =. of +I7<
- II n,lree masterpieces The Erection OF the
.-raeS ,E-as stolen from the ChuTch OF ->oH'
Tlaule in Courtras, Belgium
DoMEsTIC-The call for the RepunIic3asn ~ -e@
S;roI C-onxention in Chicago On june 10 heA.
ms issued by the National commute q
Washington: new rules throw out delegates al-
ready elected in Michigan and Alassac raa,-o,7o--
Robert II. Fuller, secretary 70 @ ~
Hughes denied report that the Governor hdu T
engaged rooms at Chicago in connection Win tl .
Republican National Convention. oi,,,i M;
lahor men on railroads east OF the AlsslsSlppt "a
1,egan voting on demands for approximately W W
,,eT cent higher pay, with a general strihe iiSA'
1nanth as the possible alternative. - liiu9-
,.andant coke operators of the Pittsburg district
voted TO employ only American labor, because
of superiority over foreigners, ana TO + Iais
wages Secretary StTaus OF the Det'Ar =
,,ent of Commerce and Labor in his ahllal re-
mort recommended national regulation o. cor
porations engaged in interstate commerce. -
Holm : Whalen. Secretary OF state, spoke al
Albany on the relations that shouiG eNls. @ te
tween capital and labor == The NateflO"h II
N W Chamber of Commerce complained 10
the Public Service Commission IN the "a
District against the service and rates OF the
New York Central Railroad - The dnnual
,enor+ Of p Y. De Graw, Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General, was made public at WASH
ington.
CITY-Au places OF amusement were closed
for the first time in years. == a woman was
killed in an automobile accident at Hastings
p-the- Hudson. German Societies, repre-
scented by $500 members in mass meeting con
4 demned the Blue laws Of New York State. -
The Lusitania brought as prisoner the accused
leader in s20o. 600 baggage Jhefts- - DIR. Felix
Adler discussed the Long Range Sinner" at
Carnegie Hall. - Swedish churches made ar
1angenents TO hold services commemorative OF
King Oscars death. - President Stickney OF
the Chicago Great Western expressed himself as
-conserVatiyely optimistic On the financial and
railroad outlook - A committee reported
various recommendations for systematic
architectural education at the recent meeting OF
the American Institute of Architecture. =
The labor unions denounced the Sunday law de-
cision in strong terms. = Two men were ar
rested for defrauding tunnel company by pad
ding the payrollS- - A second cabin paSSen-
ger the Ameril1a held for selling IN the
steerage bogus passes TO avoid Ellis Island. -
An Asbury Park policeman was sent TO rescue a
woman who said she held prisoner in the
South - Transatlantic passenger steamers
reported rough weather. - \ journeyman
tailor was held by the Deputy Commissioner of
Immigration for refusing to receive his wife and
children.
THE WEATHER-Indcations for to- day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest 90
degrees; lowest, 36.