New-York tribune., 1908-04-20
THE NEWS THIS MORNTNG.

FOREIGN Nineteen Italian varships are OK
pected 70 sail to-day for Asia Minor. where a
demonstration against jhe Turkish government
may begin on Thursday, the news was received
with surprise at ST. Petersburg, Russian OIL
ciaI- believe that the movement viii be followed
nv a vigorous ralirv regarding Macedonia. -=
Mail advices from PoTt-au-Prince tell Of nliser-
able conditions in the republic; President NoTd
Alexis threatens a great massacre II the lSuT-
recJion IS revived or The powers intervene --
Argentine War-hIps IanoauNllnS OH buct' d
suburb of NOuteEIde0. caused great alarm IN the
.it- by firing two hundred shots from heavy
suns. #= All plans have been completed Tor
me visit 10 The Prince Of Wales Quebec in
ruIv - Cardinal L0gue and Bishop Browne
sailed on the LuCauia 10 attend the centennial
anniversary Of the New York Diocese. ==
Several steamship lines have refused TO allow
steamers TO call 1T La Guayra. owing 10 fear OF
plague.
DOMESTIC 1T was said IN Pittsburg that the
-t Io-daE's meeting here, 10 stop bonus giving
20 officials Of the company. -= \ petltlon
against amendment of the sherman antitrust
2w was received from the citizens industrial
Association bE NiCe-PresLdent Fairbanks and
G-4zI-er cannon -- Arrit0xfn was admins
tered 10 the thirty members OF Olsa NetherSoIe 5
-Sapho" company. IN Syracuse, because the lead
2ng man Il suffering with diphtherla. -= \
prisoner known as Max ShinbOrn. a bank burg
lar Of international notoriety, was released from
the state prison st Concord \. II. =- A dis
patch from austin. Ie2l. said that heavy rains
had made an overflow Of the Colorado River IN
'F-teple ana tiaL -l-ll-9--2 OF uy-laLS II sIo
crops would be destroyed -- The quarterly
CL 'ILe New York Labor Bulletin. pun
iisheG by the state Department of Labor, was
made public at Albany -== The text OF petit
non signed by committee OF the National Pub
Llcirv Organization urging Congress 70 act on
legislation requiring The publicity OF campaign
funds was made public at Washington. =- 4
service in memory Of Congressman Smith, of
Illinois. was held in Washington. -= William
J. Bryan spoke Al crowded meetings at Utica
and Rome, \ Y
CITY-GOveTnor Hughes answered recent
arguments against the anti-raCeJrack gambling
hills at a big Brooklyn meeting = Easter
was marked. by large church attendance and a
lack Of gaudy clothing. - The Public Service
Commission issued 2 new order TO provide seats
tor passengers On three Manhattan surface lines.
- Princeton students and women cOmpan-
ions, IN automobile, down and killed a
man == 4 power boat, drifting seaWard was
rescued by revenue cutter in the bay. 4
Flushing avenue trolley car ramned an auto
mobile in Queens. == 4 memorial home for
aged women VIII be opened Tuesday, il was
said at Rye -= A delegation Of Tulsa (Okla }
BUSINESS men arrived 10 compare this city with
theirs -= Bishop Potter was too Ill TO make
an address. = The home Of Emanuel
Rloomlngdale was robbed Of jewelry valued at
$1,000 == Secretary Taft paid a tribute 10
President Grant at exercises at the Metropolitan
temple comrneInOratlng The birthday Of the gen
era. == Samuel GOmpers assailed the JUS
Tices Of the United States Supreme Court at the
big labor mass meeting at Grand Central Palace.
THE WEATHER-Fair to-day and to-mor-
row. fresh north TO southeast winds. The tenn
perature yesterday. Highest, 81 degrees; low
est q.