New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The American proposal for the
collection Of contractual debts was adopted
practically unanimously by the committee OF ex-
animation at The Hague == The Trade Inion
Congress met az Bath. England all sections Of
the working field being represented; ettorts are
heing made 70 unite the delegates for political
action - The labor troubles a. Antwerp In
creased. many seamen being severely beaten
and the militia troops have been ordered out:
the strikers and locked out men destroyed much
T,ronerrv nv fire Grain exporters threat
ened TO leave Odessa unless the outrages OF the
Black Hundreds were suppressed. and as a result
be maintained - Admiral Philibert reported
another sharp action with the Moors on Monday.
in which the forces Of two tribes We're dis
1,ersed: the losses Of the Moroccans in the en-
gagernent of the previous day were heavy. the
dead being left the field - II was Re
ported that Spain would occupy number OF
Moroccan ports including Iangler- 80 A sirl
who desired to be arrested mutilated painting
by Ingres at the Louvre; this is the thlrd case
Of this kind in two months. - The coroner
ilrv began its investigation into the wreck OF
the Quebec Bridge: none of the witnesses would
express an opinion regarding the cause OF the
collapse.
DOMESTIC.-It was announced that the
President will leave Oyster Bay on September
25 four DAYS earlier than expected and VIII go
TO Washington before starting on his Western
rrir - Governor Hughes visited Johnstown
and spoke at the county fair in an optimistic
1-e,n - The answer of the Temple Iron Com
rarv in the federal coal suits filed in Phila-
delphfa -- A wholesale escape Of prisoners
at the Western Penitentiary, at Pittsburg was
frustrated bE the discovery OF lne plOl bS tiie
warden =. II was reported in Philadelphia
that movement of the feet to the Pacific Coast
would result IN an entire reorganization oI o. W Ine
: Atlantic coal trade. = Representative Iheo-
dore E Burton Of Ohio, consented TO become
the Republican nominee for Mayor OF Cleveland
against Tom L johnson. = Bids We're
o9ened al the NAVY Department for the con-
struction of five torpedo boat destroyers auLhor-
tzed bv the naval appropriation acts of 1906 ana
1907 - AT the horse show in Newport Regi-
nald C Vanderbilt again carried OF more prizes
than his brother, Alfred @ Vanderbilt
CITY-Stocks closed strong. - Florence
7 Sullivan returned from Europe greatly bro
ken in health - 1t was established oy the
police that Henry Hoffman. the burglar Shot
bx Charles Verrall. also the man VINO
murdered Mrs. Lena Schum- - Ferdinand
P Earle announced that he would leave MS
wife 10 marry q new affinity. = De Forest
officials denied that they were giving any pool
room service F. Z. Anderson, the notary
implicated in the fake deed case: decided to
-oaI-e a confession. The taking Of testi-
rnonv in the Standard OIL suit was again de
ferred The departments enlarged their
tentative estimates for the city budget =-
sharp cut in the price OF copper was expected
10 end the deadlock between consumer ana
Trrodroer Justice GieEerich ruled that
General Manager Alfred H. Smith must stand
trial for manSiaughter IN coDnecIloh VIII uhe
Ierev-ete- wreck - The Health Department
took means fight the spread Of typhoid al
>cer Brighton Staten Island. == Richard
croter- IN was learned had not lost his citizen
shin under the new federal law -- Three al
legad Black Hand men were arrested after a
running pistol fight in Second avenue. -
oscar FIarnn1erstein gave out his plans for the
seasons opera at the Manhattan -- Edward
ward Vanderbilt told al the hearing on MS
sanity how his daughter Minerva played hookeE
f-o,o school Charles y. Chadwick. a
water supply commissioner made public cor
re-pondence showing the reasons for rejecting
the John Pierce Company's bids for the Asho-
kan dam.
THE wEATHER.-Indications for to-day:
Showers and cooler. The temperature yester-
day: Highest. 50 degrees; lowest So