New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Plans have been completed at at
Quebec to welcome the Prince Of Nales VINO WIN WIN
arrive there to-day Two hHaareo ir m aaion in
Tahriz on Monday. - II was reported from
Salonica that Macedonia was ripe for revolt
and that 80 per cent of the Iurklsh olhcldls
synnafbfzed with the Young Turks movement.
- Several anarchists We're arrested al bruS US,
sells the charge, it is SAID OF ploIlhs 70 4 hrii
King Leopold - The plans for the inter
view between the Car and President Fallleres
are similar to the arrangements for the recent
meeting of King Edward and Emperor NlchoIas; cnes
A dispatch from Harbin said that Coreah
insurgents had killed fifty japanese troops on
the Russian frontier. - The steamer MARA
caibo arrived at Willemstad from puerto
CaheIlo having been unable to land passengers
al the latter port; there are rumors OF another
outbreak of plague at Caracas and La Guayr&a; %
Fears are expressed lest Nicaragua ana
Honduras become involved in war over the
assistance given by the former TO the Honourah
revolutionists-
DOMESTIC Taft is going to Oyster Bay
10 see the President tomorrow, and Will go
on TO Cincinnati from this city on Friday: -
The President and his party left Oyster Bay on
the Mayfiower for Newport, where the Presl-
dent VIII deliver an address at the Naval War
College - shortage of freight cars is eX-
pected DO occur soon as the crops are ready
to be moved. which may end the oe1nano Ior
Increased rates. - Bishop Henry c. Potter
Of the Episcopal Diocese of New York oled at
roonerstoUn N Y The Senate Forest,
FYsb and Game Committee began its investiga-
ton into the condition of the state forests, and
called on Governor Hughes at Saranac Inn,
v
began work at Narragansett Pier, R. -
Forty persons were injured in a collision be-
tween two suburban electric cars on the Aurora,
Eigin & Chicago Railway, at Iovedale, III
The Young Mems Christian Association relay
race ended at Chicago the message from Mayor
Mcclellan to Mayor Busse being delivered at
the CITY Hall at 9:3S a. m, fifteen hours ahead
of schedule time.
CTTY.-Stocks were irregular. - William
A. Engeman, owner Of the Brighton Beach race
track; c. ]. Fitzgerald. president Of the Brighton
Beach Racing Association, and j. j. Cavanaugh
were indicted for violating the Agnew-Hart law.
- Andrew Bergen Cropsey shot and killed
his wife at Bath Beach. - Mrs. Ben Teal
wife of the theatrical manager, who was ar
rested In connection with the charges OF sub
ornarfon IN the Frank J. Gould divorce case, was
released on bail - The Board of Aldermen
declared the annual tax rate at nearly 1-56.
An Italian wine importer was murdered,
the police said. either by Black Hand leader
At meeting of chorus girls it was decided to
build a ten story clubhouse TO accommodate
$500 The Citizens Union legislative COM
mittee reported on the work Of the Senate and
Assembly 1t was learned that many youth
full offenders had been discharged in the Chill
dren's Court because institutions and homes to
which they would have been sent were under
quarantine. - II was announced that the
Cunard liners Lusitania and Mauretania would
be laid off for repairs in October. ~ The
Public Service Commission will begin an in
yestigation to compel the New York & Port
Chester Railroad Company to show whether its
improvements had been extensive as its
franchise pledges called for.
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day:
Showers. The temperature yesterday: Highest,
15 degrees; lowest, 6S.