New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

roREIGN-Prince Ito. before returning 10
1Corea. said that q fair government would be
ssntro6uced and effort made TO win the ma
trions friendship; If annexation should be neceS-
fxary il would be the fault OF the Coreans. ==
Peace negotiations have failed at Casablanca-
and General Drude viii at once resume opera
fssoT,s AGAINST the Moors. - The Mauretania
IS said TO have averaged 2624 knots IN her
speed trials, and frequently to have exceeoed
that rate Morenga, the Hottentot chief;
his son and uncle. were reported killed IN a heht
with British troops at Witpan- - Japanese
miners arriving at Atlin. British Columbia. were
escorted TO their steamer by three hundred white
syorkmen. - A dispatch from Peklng SAID
that the labor troubles in Canada were being
Followed closely in the Far East; Chinese COM
plain Of restrictions laid foreign labor by
i Japan. Armed peasants attacked the
house of Count Tolstoy during the celebration
Of his literary Jubilee. - The King Of siam
iscelebrated his birthday with lavish entertain
1nent Of the residents Of Homburg- - Five
men were killed and six persons were wounded
by the explosion OF a shell at the artillery
depot at Wilhelmshaven.
DOMESTIC.-In an affidavit made public in
Richmond. Ind, il was declared that Governor
William Goebel Of Kentucky killed by
Turner Igo. Of Farmers, Rowan County KY
who is now said TO he dead. - Chancellor
Hicks. at Vicksburg, Miss, declared the Gulf
Compress Company 10 be an Illegal trust ana
assessed penalties aggregating S1,Sooo0o ~
Returns from the Democratic primaries in Mas
sachusetts indicated victory for Henry NJ
SThifnev over General Charles W. Bartlett in
the GoVernorship contest. - Mayor rom L.
johnson vas renominated by acclamation by
~
General Jackson announced at Albany that
he had sent a letter 10 District Attorney Jerome
transmitting all the data and documentary
evidence in his possession obtained at an eX-
animation of the records of the so-called Ice
Trust Greece, for the third time, VIII
establish legation in Washington. - Two
Szorkn1en were killed and three probably 1atal-
Nv injured by an explosion OF gas in mine of
she Tehigf and WilkeS-Bar Coal Company III
1yfIlZes- -F3ar-re Penn. - The Putnam county
Feruhiican convention. held at Carmel n J.,
-enoT7ins4e6 John r Yale for the Assembly and
rSiaz-+on Rider for county Judge. - Governor
Folk was the principal speaker at the ceiepfd-
ton of Missouri Day at the jamestown eHpoSl-
tion.
f-TTY-Stocks were strong - II was
,,oinred out that in case Of victory over the
Standard OIL in the present suit the principal
Dar1 of the fight would yet remain. - Mr
: Twins MANNED TO continue his investigation OF
1n+erborough- Metropolitan finances, despite re-
cefvershtp talks - The Public Service Com
mission ii was said, would be asked to compel
the removal of the New York CentraIs over
head wires George T. Seward, president
of the Fidelity and Casualty Company, said that
The present a time for financial caution,
Sr,t not fer despondency- - President Evans
of the Wells Fargo Company said good would
result from the slight business recession
THE wEATHER.-Indications for to-day:
.Cooier ana fair. The temperature yesterday:
Hishest, 50 degrees; lowest, 6S.