New-York tribune., 1907-09-28
THE NEWS THIS MOHNING-

FoREIGN-No disturbances have occurred
in Cuba following the reported discovery % % a "a
revolutionary movement. - Secretary IaII
and his marty arrived on board the minnesota
8. Yokohama. The Lusitanla arrived dt
Liverpool at 4 p. m; her average speed from
Sandy Hook TO Queenstown was lbs hilotS' ;'
the stokers are said TO have done poor WoIh-
-ThA floods are subsding in Spain ana lhcfetS-
ing in the South of France; one hundred boales
have been recovered near Malaga - -Four
more Moroccan tribes have submitted TO the
French terms, and il is believed III PARIS tiial
the Sultan will cease all opposition to carry ing
out the Algecras conVentlor; q a iullC. +.5 "a
rersons were burned TO death in fire started
by incendiarics at Wu-Chow; the town was
looted but nO foreigners were injured
Boxers in the southern part OF hiang-Se Prov
ince killed Italian priest and number OF
converts; the Protestant missionaries are re
ported safe. 80 The Royal Irish Yacht CLUB
viii send q cable dispatch outlining TO the New
York Yacht Club the conditions under winch
81 viii send another challenge for the cup.
DOMESTIC-Announceme was made IN
washington that additional changes necessary
in the vessels Of Admiral Evanss heeI VIII lur,
fher delay the departure =- The Loru
Bishop Of London arrived in washington to be
the guest of President Roosevelt and attend the
international convention OF the Brote[hooo !. @ oI
ST Andrew Senator Dixon. Of Montana,
told the President that the Western states gen
orally would refrain from indorslng any presl-
dental candidate until the President had been
heard from definitely on the third term ques-
ton - Senator Cunom, Of Illinois, related
10 friends in Washington his belief that Speaker
Cannon will be the Republican candidate Tor
President if Mr.. Roosevelt declines to run
monument to General George sears
Greene. erected by the State of New YORK was
unveiled on the Gettysburg battlefield Gov
ernor Hughes making the principal address
= Amherst ". B-lcher, brother Of eT-Mayor
Belcher, OF Paterson, p. j. was sent TO Dame
mora State Prison after pleading guilty at
Kingston. y. Y. 10 robhnc the Cornell steam
boat Cornpany's machine shops, Of which he
was supcrintendent. - Attorney General
jackson, at Albany. received a letter from
District Attorney Jerome. accepting his offer for
assistance in criminal proceedings against the
Ice Trust. - The Massachusetts Railroad
Commission in q letter severely arraigned the
Boston & Albany division Of the New York
Central Railroad
CTTY-Stocks were weak. - It was said
that the continuance Of the inquiry into the
citv's traction affairs would result in startling
disclosures ~ The big profits derived from
the Standard Oil pipe lines Were brought out by
Frank B. kellogg at the Standard Oil suit. ==
The charter commission planned to drop bor-
ougn presidents in the consolidation Of depart
rnents. - An appropriation of S1o.oo.eo
for improvements along the waterfront at Bay
Ridge was held Up IN the Board of Estimate by
Borough President Coler. who objected to the
proposed price for the land - General Ra-
faei Uribe Tribe Of Colombia visiting this city,
discussed South American affairs =- Anal
gamated Copper and Steel shares reached the
lowest prices Of the year. -= The Hearst can
didate for Governor in Massachusetts said the
Democrats were sellin. nominations there
The f{04 alien girls who arrived denied plot
TO wed bachelors here. new Brooklyn
department store had to delay opening because
CT financial troubles. Horace c. Duval
criticised the attitude of the government tow
ard corporations.
THE WEATHER--In Indications for to-day:
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest. 53
degrees; lowest. 10