New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Sunragettes who chained them
selves TO the grille in the ladies' gallery. inter-
rupted the proceedings OF the House Of Com
mons and We're elected after hard Struggle
the House viii refuse temporarily to admit vis-
r. ftovs. - Prince Ferdinand in his speech at
the opening OF the Bulgarian National Assem-
bly,, strongly urged the people 10 support him
in peaceful measures. == Nicholas TsChaikOy
sky was set free in Russia under s25. 600 bail;
the authorities will not permit him TO leave
Russia before his trial. == 4 Russian patrol
ship captured six japanese seal poaChers, their
schooner escaping in a fog: the Russians burned
another schooner leaving the crew on an island
- Wilbur Wright ga Count de Lambert
ms Hrst lesson IN lhe lnailaseiiehI OF Ile aero
plane; the British Aero Club has awarded its
gold medal 10 the Wright brothers =
member Of the crew OF the British trading
schooner Lady henslIgtont tselzed on the NeneZ-
Of the I'll treatment OF the crew and passengers.
= The Venezuelan reply TO the second Dutch
note says that Holland has not yet given salts
faction for offences, and expresses surprise at
The demand for the revocation Of the transship-
nent decree. =- Many Chinese officials sent
messages Of welcome TO the American battle
ships now On their way TO Annoy.
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt made pub
lie al Washington a letter from s 3. DOunelly,
secretary OF the general arbitration board of the
New York Building Trades upholding Mr. Taft's
labor record. - Secretary Luke +. Wright,
IN speech before large meeting at Richmond,
Va under the auspices Of prominent Taft Dem
ocrats. urged the election of Mr.. Taft and the
abolition OF sectional political prejudice. -
Secretary Root addressed large meeting at
Up the Hudson Valley. closing with big meet
ings al Albany and Troy. David r. Hill pre-
sided at the Albany meeting. = The Rev.
Dr.. Kinsnan was consec-ated as Protestant
Episcopal Bishop Of Delaware at Wilmington
- The Tooth anniversary Of the founding OF
tie Roman Catholic diocese Of Boston was
celebrated; Congratulatory letters from the
Pope and President Roosevelt were read. -
DR.. N Y. Stryker, president Of Hamilton Col
lege, was badly hurt by being thrown in rum
away ct Clinton. y. Y. ---- The water supply
at LenoK, Mass. gave out. == One patrolman
was shot and another was kicked almost sense
less in a race fight with negroes a. High Falls
Ulster County, " Y.
CTTY.-stooks closed heavy. - Judge raft
and Governor Hughes spoke from the same plat
form in Madison Square Garden. - Some
changes in the BaCkWelIs Island Bridge are
regarded as necessary by the experts en-
ployed 10 examine 1t hy the city. ~ The
canvass OF tie EtepupIlcan 9Jale 'ohnllttee
indicated that Judge Taft would carry New
York State ny 10000 and that Hughes's
plurality would be about $4,000 -- Judge
Taft IN his Cooper Union speech declared that
the ''insidi0us attack the courts by Com
pers and Bryan the most important issue
Of the campaign. - Unions representing
one hundred thousand workers. It was learned
had either Ia bled or decided not 10 act the
appeals TO support Bryan sent out by Samuel
Goupers. = An automobile carrying report
ers crashed into Governor Hughes's machine.
Columbia University gave Taft an over
~helming majority in a mock election ==
The Board Of Education postponed action a
resolution designed TO bar teachers and other
employees from taking an active interest in poll
tics -= A witness in the Standard Oil hear
ing testified that the railroads interested had con-
ferred and made the oil tariffs more uniform.
- An engine drawing a milk train on the
Fariern division OF the New York Central burst
and injured three men. 80 Mayor Mcclellan
announced the figures Of the tentative budget.
THE WEATHER.-InGications for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 63
degrees; lowest. 10.