New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING

FOREIGN.-An agreement which extends and
assures the control by Japan over Corean affairs
was signed by the Premier Of Corea, acting BY
authority Of the Emperor, ana by Marquis Ito,
Resident General OF japan - An elaborate
programme Of entertainment for the japanese
naval officers began in Paris - The Aneri
can cruisers were warmly cneered on their sail
ing from Brest. - movement has been
started in Spain TO change the epitaph on CO.
- Many leaders Of British society were
present at a dinner and dance at the American
caused damage estimated at 100000. - 1t
was found in Paris that funds were available for
the execution Of Soleillant - Chicago May
Churchill sentenced in LONDON 10 prison
for fifteen years and Smith her companion.
for life. for the murder Of Eddie Guerrin.
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt IS to
the report on the accident aboard the battleship
Georgia before final action, and Acting Secre-
tary Newberry Will take & full synopsis OF 1t
10 Oyster Bay. - II was explained that the
powder removed from the battleship Illinois was
not taken out by reason of any danger TO the
vessel. but it simply discharged" TO the
Albany signed the apportonment bill and sew
eral highway measures. - Clarence barrow
finished the arguments for the defence and Sen
htor Borah began ne closing arguent c Tor ans
of misconduct IN once against Borough Presi-
dent Ahearn Of Manhattan were filed with Gov
ernor Hughes at Albany by George McAneny,
president Of the City Club of New York; Mr..
Ahearn's removal from office IS demanded. -
The next friends Of Mrs. Mary Baker @. Eddy
gained a victory in the AIerrimack Superior
, Court at Concord y. H. when Judge Chamber
lin denied motions made by counsel for the de-
PENDANTS to the suit = The Neptune Zine
steamer Rhode Island badly damaged by a
collision with the Enterprise Line steamer Frank
Jones al the formers pier IN Fall River, Mass
- Governor Glenn declared that he would
consider no proposition from the railroads which
did not provide for an immediate 2-cent fare,
and said he might call an extra session of the
Legislature.
CITY-Stocks were irregular. = Sir Hiram
s. Maxim resigned from the Mutual Lies board
OF trustees 60 The American Protective
Tariff League assailed the Presidents agree
rnent with Germany s unlawful and unfair.
- Frank Warner denied killing Miss Nor
ling but admitted that he killed John c. Wilson.
g. Howard Chandler Christy's chauffeur was
arrested for reckless driving while Mr.. and Mrs
Christy were in the car - Commissioner
Hermann Of the Department Of Parks said he
would try TO obtain legislation barring automo-
biles from city's park roads. -= 1t became
known that Acting Mayor MCGOWAN would hold
a hearing Monday on the McCarren bill allow
ing the city sell bonds at a private sale. ==
Colonel Ayres's counsel advised him 10 be ex-
anined by civilian doctors and then lay the
facts before the President. - Thieves, acci-
dents and blockaded traffic gave the Brooklyn
Bridge police a busy time In the rush hour. -
Two Italians were held in Mount Vernon on
charges Of blackmail and extortion.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Showers. The temperature yesterday High
est, So degrees; lowest 20.