New-York tribune., 1908-09-14
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

E,oRmcNJ-The PROCESSION of the Papal Leg
ate and prelates attending the Eucharlsuc Coii-
sress was held in London without serious az
order though the police had Difficulty IL Eanu-
ling the enormous crowds; no Ves-rneIlts Were
-Tss not carried - Premier De2kin has
asked the British government TO send IN AUS
rralia a fleet at least as large as the American
- A dispatch from CopenhdEC:l says ma
Great Britain has sent 4 diplomatic agent 10
,Iutland TO report the movements Ger
~arships in Danish waters -. SociailslS a.. a.
tackled a Catholic procession al BudapeSs' NJ
Of the rioters were arrested. =-- representa-
tive Rartholdt viii introduce TWO resolutions 6I
the Interparlianentary Conference at Berlin re
garding the sovereignty Of nations ana the hou-
Ing of future peace conferences. =-- Much diS-
satisfaction has been caused AT Buencs ENres
nv the Jockey Clubs ruling thSt T"Feign H"l SIS
shall he excluded from stake races: MI Hag-
gins consignment has arrived al M'nlcViGec-
DOMESTIC. The fight against Governor
Hughes il said at saratoga, \. L was
waxing hotter. hut indications were Iilal he
z.o11ld he renor1inated after hard battle. =-
Actual work on the slate Of the Democratic
State Convention. ii was said al ho.ilsS.tTI, .
1ro1ld n0t begin until tomorrow. the Sltuat1on
7Tss called chaotic. -= Sheriff Lane Of West
chester County said at Saratoga n Y. that
Harry X Thaw would be placed in the hospiIai
ward in the Jail at White Plans - .oI
Mitchell au6 Samuel Gompers were on the stahn
in Washington in the injunction case agalnst me
officials of the American Federation "t lLapVi
for boycotring the Buck Stove and Range com
r,anv =- The Chicago-New 7 ork limited train
on the Erie Railway wrecked IN Geneva
Perm and thirty four passengers were injured.
CITY Congressman Waldo said she renomi-
NATION Of Governor Hughes was necessary - the
success Of both the state and national tickets
The Central Federated Union repudlateo
the committee Of the unemployed and ! kadS
How F2ei1nan and Yaw. TWO nlen were
hadl1- hurt when q Sea. Beach express tram
wrecked the carriage in which they were Tlding-
Eeir Hardie told the Central Federaten
Union that the working class would rule the
nation and make the laws, and gave suggestions
as TO how 10 bring Il about == girl was
T,,rrea to death at Middle Brook. Long Island,
pnS her mother was SO severely injured that
her chances of recovery are slight. -- Cen
eral BENJAMIN F. Tracy. referee, viii hold a
hearing today 70 determine the city's debt
limit - Woodrow Wilson arrived from Eu-
rome A runaway Italian banker was
canght here after long chase about the couh-
! 1rv The Metropolitan Opera House man
! agement in announcing that its subscription
hook would he open to-day, gave out some OF
/ its plans for the coming season - Pusrcsar |
7,eddlers met and resolved that Sigmund
/ Schwartz had been wrongly dealt with when ne
wss arrested for selling licenses" ~ A
/ South Norwalk CConn-) crew won the l3A
rowing race of the United States Volunteer Lie
! Saving Corps from rhe Battery to Coney ISL
J and - An anthropologist OF the American
| Museum Of Natural History returned from a
/ fhousand-rnile journey IN an 1S-foot canoe In
/ the hitherto unexplored wilderness OF the Hud-
son Bay district
THE WEATHER - Indications for to-day:
! Fair The Temperature yesterday: Highest, a
/ degrees; lowest, 81