New-York tribune., 1908-08-27
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-The American battleship fleet left
Sydney for Melbourne: thousands Of persons
lined the shores to bid farewell TO the warshlps
- Crowds which the police were unapie 10
x5iss.erse besieged the Friedrichsberger Bank IN
Bfrin; the directors say that the institution is
solvent NJ de Reus, the Dutch Minister
70 Venezuela said that the letter which caused
his expulsion was published without his con-
sent. a blockade Of the Venezuelan coast. he
added. would be an easy matter = hlhS
Edward entertained NJ. -Clemenceau, the French
Premier and NJ dIswolsky. the Russian For
eign Minister, at luncheon at Marienoad. -
The Etruria was in COLLISION WITH a Ilsnler al
Tiverpool and was so badly damaged that her
messengers will be taken by the Umbrla- Which
viii sail on Friday Insurrection in three
provinces OF Persia caused fear at Teheran thai
the country is entering period OF anarchy.
- The conference of leading North Atlantic
lines has included the Russian Llbau-Ne" 1ofh
service in the pool
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt made a
speech at the presentation of q public library at
Jordanville. n. Y, his sister, Mrs. Douglas Rob
fnson being one of the donors. - Governor
Hughes made q speech ct the Saratoga County
fair at Ballston Spa, winning the applause OF
the farmers. but the horse owners refused 10
William H Taft, at Hot Springs, va
said that the federal guarantee Of national bank
deposits advocated by Mr.. Bryan would out
a n-er1i,1r7,- on reckless banking Wade
Ellis Attorney General Of Ohio. decided to ac-
cept the position Of assistant to the Attorney
General Of the United States, recently ofered
him by the President w ). Bryan VISITED
Salem, H. the place Of his birth, and IN q
speech at the courthouse insisted that the peo-
rle do not rule - Thirty miners were cut
off by FIRE and are believed to have perished in
HALEY Ola coal mine, near McAlester, Okla
=-ApplicatiOn made for bail for Ferd1-
nand -Pfnrey Earle and It is expected that he
will be released to-day and that he VIII seek
reconciliation with his wife.
C+FTY-Stocks were dull and strong -
Commissioner MitcheIs report on the Hurley
loan 10 Coler severely criticised the transaction;
the report was sent to Assistant District Attor-
ney Elder in Kings County ~ 1t was said
the cause of the failUre Of the Stock Exchange
rrrh of A O. Brown - Co was the refusal 10
banks to make loan OF S3.010.0s3 on Sl,Ue0OoO
worth Of Tobacco Trust bonds. - The cold
rainstorrn which began On Tuesday night caused
the loss Of several lives and considerable dam
age 10 property throughout the city. - It
warning him OF Hams might not be produced at
the trial - District Attorney Darrin Of
Queens announced that he would not seek & re-
nomination, but would take one a Republi-
can if his services were demanded. - Three
negroes attempted TO hold up & hat dealer in his
ured. - Pinkertons were put on the case OF
Bethune, the missing lawyer. whose wife is
seeking him in the West. -. It was
nounced that the Maloney dnnulrnent case was
On the court calendar for to-day - 4 COM
nnittee appointed to hear the claims Of the
rival Republican factions in West Virginia
y @ A Ward, the sculptor filed bill Of
Public Service Commission took formal notice
Of the suit brought in the name of Adolph c
Gubner to hold up the appropriation of city
moneys for the payment OF the expenses anu
salaries Of its employees.
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day:
Rain: tomorrow, fair. The Temperature yes
terday: Highest, 60 degrees; lowest, Sc.