New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-30
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Haytian rebels are moving
eastward on Port an Prince. where the govern
;nent is preparing for hard action; II is be
iieved that forces may be landed from the war
ships 70 prevent page- =- The BODY OF
Adolpho Steinheil cxhumed at Paris in order
70 search for traces of poison; further details
az the career of Nine Steinhei We're made pub
lie. =-- Troops IN Rome prevented a mob from
attacking the Austrian Embassy. =- Presi-
dent Caslro arrived al Rasse TeTTe, Guadeloupe:
he said that the object Of his trip 10 France
vas II settle diplomatic questions. -= Russia
warmly approves The American-Japanesea agree
=nent regarding the Far East. and leading
French nav spapers regard the convention as
master stroke Of diplomacy for the two coun-
tries == N. Malinoff. President Of the Council
81 Sofia said that though agreement had
heen reached with Turkey. the outlook for an
understanding regarded as bright: the fnan-
cisl conditions in Bulgaria were good. == Ad
vices from OTTAWA gave details OF the investisa-
rion conducted by Judge Cassels into the charges
Marine and Fisheries Department. == The
hattieship feet viii sail from Manila on Deem
her on its hOmewsrd voyage. - Germans
regard With suspicion the efforts Of American
consuls TO obtain information regarding the cost
IF production and other details of the business
II German manufacturers, with a view to using
thu figures basis for tariff revision
DoMESTIC-It was announced al Hot Springs.
Va. that Timothy l.. Woodruff had eliminated
himself from the United States Senatorship race
IN this state Ma ior Charles F LARA bee.
Assistant Commissioner OF Indian Affairs. has
resigned according to an announcement MAGE
Fl washington -=- The ASSOCIATION Tor the
sued statement at Albany showing tat the
certificate Of. expenses fled by Tammany was
incomplete. -- II IS estimated at Mariana
Penn. that The death list from the disaster in
The Pttsburg Buffalo Coal Company mine there
viii reach l75. and another explosion is feared
ThirTy-tWo religious bodies viii be repre-
scented at the Federal Council Of the Churches
of Christ in America. Protestant gathering
which VIII meet in Philadelphia Wednesday.
Mrs. Copley Thaw and Mrs. George l.
carnegie arrived at MatteaHan y. Y. 10 visit
Mrs William Thaw. - As the result Of heavy
rains. causing overflow Of the Cottonwood
River. the city Of Guthrie. Okla is suffering
from food. three thousand persons being
homeless -- TWenty-one Chinese held by
. immigration officials in San Francisco pending
= decision TO their right of entry escaped
from the detention shed
CITE-T,vo persons were killed in automobile
accidents == 4 tug was rammed and she
sank just as she reached her pier- the crew get
ting ashore safely. = The physicians attend
ing DR. Andrew ]. McCosl considered his chances
~ recovery had improved. -- Wreckers re-
ported that the hull Of the Finance little
injured. -= II was announced that the tuber
culosis exhibit would open to-day in the Amer
tcan Museum Of Natural History. == Rabbi
Mise attacked the Emmanuel movement. So
4 policeman fell seventY-fve feet down q cliff
the SpeedNa-- - The congregation OF St
Johns chapel began preparing a petition to the
Corporation of Trinity requesting the recon-
siderstion Of the decision 10 do away with the
chapel. The Public Service Commission
report show ed 2 great increase in the number
OF persons Pc jronizing the traffic lines. the total
showing 81 car rides a year for each person in
Neu york =- 1t was said that the biggest
sewage farm in America might be esta bIished
on = ore hundred thousand acre tract on Long
Island -- TIE Charity Organization Society
in It's annual report sail. that % per cent more
families We're assisted than in the year before
-=== The thirtr-sixth anniversary Of the found
ing Of the McAuley Water Street Mission mas
celebrated.
THE WEATHER. for TODAY:
Fair The temperature Yesterday. Highest 50
degrees. lowest %