New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRETcN.-six men were killed and eighteen
injured by explosion of shell IN the ,; pTeeen
Of q gun board the FTench sehooLsnlp Ioos.
,~nuronne Sir Charles Hardinge, Perrla-
rent Under Secretary TO the British toreish
Office and Baron Won Aehrenthal the AUS sliidn ia.
Foreign Minister. met at lschl, ana asIeeu .iisS
turkey must not be hampered In the attempt 10
,,-a-rZ- our reforms - The British govern
,nent has decided that it cannot intervene IN the
Of salt and match monopohes woSe xo,,,,oia
,cessions were recently Cancelled Dg NeLeHVei"
DR. Eogel. surgeon in the Marine hoSpltal
Service said before leaving San Juan 1or New
York that VeneZuelans We're suppreSslns news
,of the Dlas1le and that no organized effort was
being made TO stamp out the dlsease- :. t o!N
Mexican miners were rescued from the SANTA
,zertr1lhis mine near Pachuca; twelve men are
xttu buried - Admiral Sperry and NUMBER
of officers started on q visit to New zealand 5
,tes et Cbin-Chov- have seized a steamer laden
with arms and ammunition; japanese merchdh.S Is
10 whom the cargo was consigned threaten 10
make another international case out or the mel
dent Archbishop Farley was received IN
farewell audience by the Pope
DoMESTIC.-In a conference held by William
H Taft Frank H Hitchcock and Arthur l.
Torvs AT Hot Springs, Va. 1t was decided tnat
the Republican candidate for the Presidency
would accept no invitations to make campaign
speeches and that he would not interfere in state
fights - ". J. Bryan was officially informed
of his nomination to the Presidency by the Dem
ocrafic party at the Nebraska Capitol, IN LIN
coin Harrv Thaw Unexpectedly ad-
Judged q bankrupt in Pittsburg. - MundJi
Bey the Turkish Consul General at New York
assumed his duties acting minister at NaSn-
ing1on - Representative George A Pearre
of MARYLAND said at Washington that his state
would give Mr Taft at least twenty thousand
rneiority - senator John Raines and John
Mitchell and Ralph NJ Easley Of the National
Civic Federation. visited Oyster Bay to see the
President. J. Montgomery Sears received
fatal injuries in an automobile accident in Rhode
Island diving at a hospital in Providence =
The American Federation of Catholic Societies
ended its seventh annual convention at Boston
after re-electing Edward Feeney, of Brooklyn,
president == Society attended and competed
for prizes at the annual flower and fruit show al
LenoX. Mass.
CTTY-Stocks- were strong. == The Repub-
lican State Corarnittee chose Saratoga as the
place and September IA the date for the state
themselves regarding the question Of the re-
nomination Of Governor Hughes. and it was
generally agreed among the Governors oppo-
nents that If his denomination were pre-
vented a man Of his independent stamp must be
chosen: there was talk Of DR. Schurman presi-
dent Of Cornell: General Porter, ex-Amb9sSadOr
Choate and ex-MsYor Low. == Judge La
corbe in the United States Circuit Court in
structed the Metropolitan Street Railway
Commission TO order a restoration of transfers
in 5sth street - The Court of Special Ses-
sions decided that individual betting was not
crime under the present law. - A. @. Lang
ham, Of Louisville, was chosen president Of the
reorganized Provident Life Society and a
board of directors was chosen - The com
plant and answer in Mrs. Helen Kelly Goulds
suit for absolute divorce were filed.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Showers The temperature yesterday: Highest,
81 degrees; lowest, 67.