New-York tribune., 1908-05-18
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The japanese government ez-
pects TO face the next Diet with majority over
all combinations Prince ITO Is SAG 20 "a 49,
cuced Marquis Saionji TO reconsider ms . oeci.
sion TO resign: steps viii be taken 10 ~relsEe ~
financial depression - Nesotla1sons e pelM eel f
J9ran and America relative to protection OF
patents copyrights and trademarks are reported
10 have been concluded in a way SATISFACTORY 70
horh nations Five thousand japanese
,rendarr7es have reached Seoul and will be dis
fributed in the farming districts OF Corea oIQFrs
have been issued to treat kindly laW-aplQlhs
natives: conditions are improving =- iWel'E-
seven deaths from cholera have been reported IN
the Munster Fusileers. which was sent into camp
from General Willcockss force. - FrehCA
forces under General Nigy occupied boud@e1lp, @
the stronghold Of Mulai Hassan, scattering o'VVV
rribesrnen ~ Thousands OF delegates are eA-
rected TO attend the Pan-Anglican congress
which viii begin in London il June - NO
large imports of American gold are expected ia
Berlin: the money market is easier. and the
Reichsbank is expected 10 reduce Its discount
rate
D0NESTIC-It was decided at Pittsburg that
the Allegheny National Bank, Of which Mont
r1o77erv was cashier would not reopen to-day,
- - r. a1-aT7f,7er would take charge.
Three young men were injured, one OF lheiH
fatally. in automobile ACCIDENT near froNI-
dence The Wright brothers, accord
Ing 10 2 Norfolk dispatch, viii sail soon Tor
Europe and viii enter an aerOplane which tneF
if.1e yoisnce in connection with the Cleveland
streetcar strike; arbitration IS hoped tor -
Midshipman a L Lucas, Of CfeFelahd, a nleLa- -
her Of the Annapolis graduating Class WIS
drowned al Annspolis - Agop Garabedian,
. wealthy Armenian was killed by being thrown
from A horse 5rhile riding at Brookllne, Mass
The Citizens Union issued a statement at
Albany attacking the Ward primary ballot bill
nineteen men had passed the April eXamlna-
+ions for the grade of consul and appointments
70 the student interpreter corps =" II was
said in Boston that $4,000 parasites Of the gypsy
and browntailed moths had been released in
Massachusetts last week. -- The KEY Df.
sellilla Webb of Newport R /, announced tndt
he had received a call to Louisville KY
CTTY-Announcemen was made Of the in
corporation by c W. Morse and his friends or
-he Morse Securities Company. TO take over the
assets OF the National Bank Of North America
An electrical expert said that water power
would soon have to be depended upon entirely,
as the coal supply was nearly exhausted --
The first thunderstorm Of the season played
havoc with buildings in the Raritan Valley
The Rev. DR.. AFed said there were too
MANY persons in the Church who were satisfied
that their work should be done by paid deputies
Mayor Mcclellan was attacked by social
ISIS al the meeting of the Central Federated
uTnion. - The first Fourth of July celebra
ton victim was killed by an explosion OF toy
caps - The tKenty-flfth anniversary Of the
ordination Of the Rev. Father James 3. Curry was
celebrated - Fort George opened with the
usual disorder. a retired British army
or warshps - The police We're unusually
active in arresting speeding automobilists. -
4 motor launch ran aground in the East River
and the eight passengers were rescued with
difficulty. An unsuccessful attempt WAS
made 10 blow UP the undertaking establishment
os a Salornon- receiver Of two Italian banks
THE wEATHER-Indications for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest, 75
degrees: lowest. "a