New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORETGN.-wireless messages received al
Honolulu from the battleship fleet said that II
was 1850 miles from port steamng AT SPeeo @
Of ten knots - Batteries under Rachin Khan
sheled the revolutionists in Tabriz who sent a
telegram tc the Shah asking amnesty ="
Senior ObalGia was elected President OF Panama
bv a large vote: there was no disorder, and
after the result announced a friendly spirit
shown by the former supporters OF Senor
Arias Official advices from Port Prince
to Paris said that fears Of rebellion were IN
creasing and that the Haytians were showing
great hostility TO foreigners - The Demo
cratic plank, favorinE exclusion has reused dis
pleasure In Japan == Salvador is quiet, &C
cording to reports from the capital, and the
government has imprisoned several leaders OF
the fnsurrection against Honduras; Mexico con-
siders the situation in Central America Serious
and II is reported that kilograms regarding in
terventiOn have been exchanged with the Amer
lean government --- NO new cases OF pIasue
have been reported at Port of Spain since July
4, and clean bills of health have been issued
- The japanese Emperor summoned Count
Katsura to discuss the formation of the new
cabinet Mail advices from Peking say
that the visit of the Dalai Lama to the capital
is not regarded with favor, and the Chinese
government is making great efforts to induce
him 10 return to Lhasa.
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt, Secretary
Root and Assistant Secretary Bacon held a con-
ference at oyster Bay the Venezuela situa-
tion and other important matters == Senator
Warner, of Missouri. visited Mr.. Taft at Hot
Springs, Va and told the candidate that condi-
tons in Missouri favored Republican success.
- It was learned at Marion. Mass. that four
on a launch in Buzzard's Bay; two We're rescued
after having been in the water twelve hours.
- The government thermometer in Phlla-
delphia recorded 97.1 degrees at p m. -
Bishop Potters physicians at Cooperstown. N
Y, reported that their patient had had good
day - The Prohibitionists viii hold their
national convention at Columbus, Ohio, this
week - The funeral of Rear Admiral Charles
NJ. Thomas held at Trinity Church, New
port. r. J.. the burial being at MiddletOwn R. L
- Mr.. Bryan, at Lincoln, Neb-. received Of
fers of support from Herman Ridder and some
Of Governor Johnsor's forces.
CITY.-Seven persons died the hottest day
Of the year; all the beaches We're black with
bathers. == One man was killed and another
fatally hurt when an automobile ran into ditch
at New Hyde Park, Long Island. = Charles
K Hamilton was blown to sea while making an
ascension in his balloon at Brighton Beach.
- downtown blaze kept the hremen busy
hour and a half - At test Of the
salt water high pressure stream thrown
George r. Sheldon, treasurer Of the Republican
National Committee, came here to select head
quarters Offices - The Commissioners of
Accounts investigating the causes of fatalities
at the Parker Building fire recommended only
civil suits against firms selling inferior hose to
the city. - Sea Cliff. Long Island refused to
permit the Montauk Line steamboats, to land
there. == James K. Hackett the actor re-
turned from Europe, but not prepared to
make a statement regarding the suit for divorce
brought by Mary Mannering his wife -
Announcement was made Of elaborate plans for
IN Brooklyn - Two Newark patrolmen We're
injured in a fight in a Greek Catholic church in
that city
THE WEATHER-Indication for to-day:
Showers. The temperature yesterday: Highest,
SO degrees; lowest. 70