New-York tribune., 1907-07-22
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-General Hasegawa. commander
OF the japanese troops il Seoul, believes that
he has the situation well in hand though rein
forcements are anxiously awaited from Shimono-
Seli in order TO disarm the soldiers. =- The
Kaiser Wilhelm II while being cOaled at Bre-
InerhaVen keeled over on the bottom, owing TO
the thrush of hundreds of tons OF water through
her coal ports; arrangements are being made
10 transfer her passengers 10 other steamers.
The Atlantic Transport Lines steamer
Minnesota was in collision with the small WI
son liner Zara in the Thames; the former steam
sr was damaged and put back TO Tibury. ="
An anti-clerical mob attacked religious pro
cession in Rome. maltreating bishop and sew
eral priests; many arrests were made 3, by & the
10 succeed General Hagron as commander in
chief OF the French army 80 Ambassador
Leishman has called the attention or the Porte
10 the recent explosion Of bomb near his sum-
rner residence. - AdViceS from Paris say
that there is little hope Of an understanding
between France and Germany while the present
French government continues. - Professor
Kuno Francke Of Harvard, has published an
article in a German weekly paper, saying that
Americans have practically no conception OF
modern German art except IN the branch OF
music.
DOMESTIC-The stables on John Wanamak-
er's estate. near hiladelphia, were burned. with
many vauabIes stored there after the fire which
DESTROYED Iyndenhurst A farmer near
Suncia, Mich. amuck with an axe, killing
his invalid son, his wife and her foster father,
being finally killed by a neighbor. == Four
murders were committed In and around Wheel
ing, w. Va - The shooting OF TWO Strlhe
breakers on a streetcar in San Francisco start
ed riot, in which the police used their CLUBS
freely and made over score Of arrests. ==
Five men were seriously burned in q shower
OF molten metal at the Homestead steel works.
-= II was expected in Boise that a verdict in
the Haywood case would be reached Saturday
night. - Chancellor Day of Syracuse Uni
versity at Lake Placid replied TO the Rev. B. II.
Stauffer Of Buffalo. == The Rev. DR. Charles
p. Aked of this city, in an address at Chautau-
qua criticized wig wearing. == II was said at
Gloucester, Mass. that fishermen there antici-
pated little trouble in Newfoundland waters
next aatunln. == The Filipino colony at the
Cornell Summer School said that their country
We're unhappy under the rule Of the United
States and longed for the old days under the
Spanish regime.
CITY.-Dr. James Edwin Russell, a Brooklyn
physician, assaulted and robbed IN Harlem;
he died at the Harlem Hospital as the result Of
his injuries. = DR.. Edward J. Gallagher and
his fancee Were struck by Long Island eX-
press train while in automobile; the took
fire from exploding gasOlene tank; DR.. Cal
-lagher was killed. == The Civil Service Re
form Association has appealed TO the Mayor TO
have Park Commissioner Berry. Of The Bronx,
removed II was learned -- The report of the
National Civic Federation municipal owner
ship of street railways in Great Britain showed
that conflicting conclusions had been reached.
f4E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to- day:
S1ft,y cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 50 degrees: lowest. G8.