New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria. ac-
cordirg the Temps OF Paris. VIII proclaim
to-day the independence OF Bulgaria. assuming
the title Of Gar Of the Bulgars and including
RunleIia IN his proclamation; the paper adds
that il is feared Turkey viii declare war -
Dispatches from Vienna and Paris lndlcate IIldt
Austria will soon annex the provinces Of Bosnia
and Herzegovina and il is believed that the
Emperor has already announced this action to
the powers A hurricane caused much
damage at Manila the battleshiD fleet safely
rode ont the storm - Advices from Caracas
say that it is believed President Castro will not
yield 10 the Dutch demands; his health is i'm
proving. - The expedition OF Harvard men
on the schooner Mayfiower TO seek for gold in
rta wreck Of a Spanish galleon sunk IN West
Indian waters has apparently been Torestalled
by Jamaican syndicate - TWenty-four
countries will be represented at the Interna
fional Road Congress. which viii open its ses-
Eions in Paris on October i.
DOMESTIC.-Nfr Taft was enthusiastically
greeted by crowds in Kansas City. where he
addressed a large gathering of negroes - A
careful review Of the results of Mr. Taft's West
ern tour shows that he has routed apathy, has
harmonized warning factions in the states which
ne has visited and insured Republican success
in these among them being Nebraska -
President Roosevelt made public a letter which
liquor conditions. = Mr. Taft will close the
campaign with speech at Youngstown. ONO
on November . - Two persons were killed
and three others probably fatally injured when
an automobile plunged over an embankTnent
near Ashland. Penn, on TO railroad tracks be-
low = II WAS announced at Wilmington
Del that the Rev Dr. T. J. Kinsman. of the
General Theological Seminary, this city. had
been chosen as bishop OF the Episcopal See Of
Delaware. ==- Ferdinand StrauS, nominated
,5y the Democrats in Massachusetts as a PreSI-
Dental electOT. has resigned because he is go
ing to vote for Mr.. Taft. - The schooner
Beulah NcCabe. according to report in Mobile
Ala. has been lost at sea. with the nine persons
on board. -= The villa of Theodore Freling
huyseI. at Tuxedo Park, y Y, was nearly de-
stroyed by fire.
CTTY.-ATrs. Isabelle Van Cleaf was killed
and her son, broker, was hurt in a runaway in
Broadway. -= a was killed and three
persons injured in automobile accident
at Edgewater. - The political leaders point
Cd out the necessity of registering early. ==
The Rev Dr. s Par1es Cadman branded the
personal liberty advocates opposed to the ad-
,ninistration of Governor Hughes as anarchists
Thomas r. Kane Deputy Controller of the
Currency in an article made public showed the
unfairness OF Bryan's bank deposit guarantee
plan -= John R Dos Passos, lawyer who
IS Democrat, announced that he would sup
port Taft. - The subway for handling
freight proposed by William J. Wilgus Op-
posed by Irving 7. Bush the ground that it
would prove too costly. - Jews began the
celebration Of Yom KiPpur. or the Day Of Atone
rnent == DR.. Aked, in discussing Sabbath OBJ
serVances said Sunday dinner and bridge whist
parties presaged disaster. -= Canadian
woman who had dressed and lived a man for
fifteen years. was forced TO disclose her at
Ellis Island == 4 Wild scene OF disorder fol-
lowed the arrival Of Eugene Y Debs, the So
cislist Presidential candidate. at the Grand Cen
1ral Station. - Herman Ridder presented an
arbitration plaustO the Central Federated Union
fn the discharged reporters case. which was ac-
cepted. -= A man and d we're killed
nv an express train at Winfield Long Island.
It was announced that new institute for sea-
men would be dedicated in West street this
week.
THE WEATHER-TndicatIons for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 20
degrees: lowest So.