New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-03
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

r,oPFJGN-The American battleship meet
arrived al Manila after pleasant VOYAGE rom
Albany: officers VIII he permitted 10 MAKE sIioI
visits or shore there Is great llnproFelilthI III
.he cholera situation in the city -- II was
reported from Sofa that Bulgaria was haSleli-
sre r,renara tions for war. and from other capt.
fails il was rumored that Turkey was moving
troops TO the frontier - Rabbls OF 81
Petersburg have advised the Jewish population
"a omit the fast Of Yom Kippur because an
stinence is regarded as conducive To me spread
of cholera: the disease shows marked decrease
g fn the capital = The Shah in the rescrlpt
convoking Parliament on November a eNciuotS
Tabriz from representation and says that he IS
determined to punish the city for It's INSURED
ton - 4 dispatch from Hyderabad est
mates the dead in that region at fifty thousand:
If saws that the city has been Transformed mo
. 1ast crave - President Penna signed the
general treaty Of arbitration between Brain
and Argentina
DoMESTIC-AIr Taft was cordially Wen
coined at many places in Colorado and Nyo-
ming and received assurances from Repuol'call
leaders that he would carry both states --
DIR Koch's theory was vigorously colnpdltd a.
T-asbington 80 Governor Hughes's voice
went back on him on his trip upstate. and he
vas able to make an extended address only at
Horne!- == The state civil service : oiiii.9
sion decided at Albany 10 lnvestiSaIe 1lie
Finance Department Of New York Guy TO
Judge George w Bingham refused the nonina-
ton for Governor made ~ me democrats u
Ney- E5au7nS1lira on SepteLfber >. -= Two
inches Of snow which fell ia the North Creek
district upstate. together with rain, put an end
one thousand Iasters in the shoe >tories Of
Lynn. Mass. struck ~ The LABOR NoIid.
.n an editorial. came out against the candidacy
Of W. j. Bryan
CITY-Stocks were strong. =- Frank b
Brown was arrested outcome OF the
license bureau probe. =- Leslie NJ Shaw spoke
Of Carnp Taft - State Chairman Corners
adopted policy OF silence after conference
with Murphy. McCarren and Mclean. -=
Chairman Mack Of the Democratic National
Committee gave out alleged exposure of
George K. Sheldon -- me National Dello-
cratic Club entertained the Democratic candi-
dates on the state ticket al reception. ==
Ex-Judge Z. II. GaTy'S automobile was hit by 2
surface car. Columbia SOphOmOreS capt
ured a sightseeing car in Harlem and held up
traffic in Broadway. A. N. Herring eN
planned for the first time the principle involved
in his new aeroplane- Commander john
Bapriste Bernadou died at the Naval Hospital
- The City Club proposed that properties
directly benefited by subways and other transit
lines be assessed To help pay for their constrUc-
fiorS - Counsel for the Metropolitan Street
Railway Cornpany's receivers intimated at the
Public Service Commission hearing that they
would fight any order looking TO a scent fare
rort on the condition Of the health Of the city'S
children made by the Bureau of Municipal
Research
THE WEATHER.-Fair to-day: fair and
warmer Tomorrow: northwest winds. The tom
perature yesterday: Highest, IS degrees; low