New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
THE NEWS THIS HORNTyG.

F0REIGN .-The Atlantic battleshp feet It
-as expected would anchor in Manila Bay al
ooolck tonight; only seven cases OF Siloie-a
we're reported in twelve hours. -. ~ &c
cases in St Petersburg were increased oY ltle
premature discharge Of patients from the hOs-
T,i1s1s - The Roosevelt and the PeSry eH-
radition we're reported prepared for the uaSh 70
+17s r7ols - The head Of the French syndi-
cate which has ordered fifty aeroplahes quiz
from the Wright patents refused 10 tell the put
pose for which they were TO De DULL - lIS
british Admiralty was understood 10 favor the
installation Of z wireless telephone system.
DoNESTIC-wiliarn H. Taft after COM
pIe-irs his Nebraska tour gave out at Omaha
statement TO the effect that he was conhdeht OF
g great Republican victory at the polls IN NO
vsnber - The Bankers Association OF
America passed resolutions IN Denver conuenlI-
ing postal savings banks and the federal guar
snIee IF bank deposits. ~ Dr. Robert Koch
+[e C>er-7sn scientist declared before the Ma
1tcnal Congress On tuberculosis. at Washing Ton
that the campaign of education was the 1nosS
5rrcrtant feature OF the cruSade against tupef-
culosis Senator Foraker issued state
rnent II Cincinnati in which he said that the
courts should Be invoked against MIN II ne mas mas
done any wrong. - Professor John h COX
2 geolcgist. discovered q vein Of sort saId at
Albany. which IS believed to have caused the
Saying Of the main staircase OF the capitol
- Lieutenant Governor Lewis StuyVesant
Chanler was informed Of his nomination for
Governor By ex-Judge Alton 3. Parker 81 Bar
-zytovn n Y; Mr.. Chanler rebuked William J.
Ccnne-z, state chairman for q political inter
view given out on Wednesday - ne Demo
cratic State Convention Of Massachusetts nornl-
rated 2 full state ticket, healed by James II.
Tchey, Of WATERFOWL == Three persons were
killed and seven injured in collision on the
Central New England Railroad, near CLlntol
Corners X Y The monthly statement of
rhe nations finances showed receipts OF SIS
32o,114 in September and expenditures OF So
eos,oS5 The report Of the Commissioner
% Pensions, made public al Washington showed
an increase OF expenditures for this purpose in
the fiscal year which closed June 80 Of S16644.-
SCI The president OF the Boston typo
graphical union declared that the labor vote
couldn't be delivered - Rain checked re-
vtviag forest fires around Saranac Lake. y Y.
CIT7-stocks were dull - Governor
Hughes was IN the city yesterday, speaking at
FIVE meetings in the evening and TO the Column
biz students in the afternoon; he also received
& delegation from the Eleventh Avenue Track
Removal Association; the Governor declined to
debate with Clarence J Shearn- FL President
Parsons explained the changes In the election
law in reference 70 registration and urged Re
publicans to register on Monday, the first day
- Reports 70 Chairman Hitchcock indicated
the collapse Of The Bryan wave in the Middle
West - Ohio Republicans asked Chairman
Hitchcock to send Governor Hughes there for
several speeches - Frank c. Hollins was
arrested, charged with perjury in connection
with z stock sale suit - Albert q. Brown
testified that in addition TO $1,000 automobile
ne gave $4,000 life insurance policy to Edna
Wallace Hopper It was announced that
The Provident Life had been sold again -
Gaetano d'Anaatc. deputy chief clerk Of the bu-
reau Of licenses, was arrested Tor extortion.
- II was reported that the Frisco system
was about 10 sell its New Orleans connection.
- The Beard Of Fire Insurance Underwriters
decided 70 take up the question of reducing
waterfront premiums The heads of de-
pertments all wanted the Board Of Estimate to
Increase their appropriations - The increase
IN mail 10 England yesterday was only forty five
sacks. - William F. Wigus said that the
proposed freight subway would cost between
S75000,00o and 500, 600 600. - General Grant
continued the investigation into the charges
brought against Lieutenant GoTtljeb.
THE WEATHER Indications for to-day:
Rain The Temperature yesterday: Highest, Sc
degrees: lowest 8.