New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-13
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FCREIGN-Great Britain has modified her
attitude regarding a conference Of the powers
en- the situation in the Near East and also her
views regarding the limitation OF the SubjeCls 10
he discussed. - The Servian National As
se-nhlv adopted a resolution which. though de-
,oardiue vigorous measures. virtually supported
The government 80 The Montenegro Assem-
bly, voted a credit of S3.2O0.000 10 the Ministry
Of War: a belligeTent message from Prince
Nicholas was read To the members. Ter ger
many and Italy informed Turkey that they oI-
posed the infraction OF the Treaty of Berlin
without the consent Of the powers --- The
Cretan Parliament voted union with Greece
Ferdinand. Car Of Bulgaria, made his
entry into Sofia and was warmly greeted by the
people: no foreign representatives ATTENDED me
ceremonies 49, British and Dutch delegates
from South African colonies met at Durham TO
draft a constitution uniting all the states. --
The autumn session Of the British Parliament
was opened: the suffragettes and unemployed
threaten To make trouble to-day
DOMESTIC.-Mr- Taft spoke in seventeen
Ohio towns. addressing his arguments chiefly TO
zsorkingmen and being received everywhere
with great enthusiasm -- Governor hughes
addressed large and enthusiastic crowds at
ON ego. WaverIy and Elmira. y Y ~ the
United States supreme court met Tor the ran
and winter term. the justices making their an
nual call on the President. == Representatives
# various railroads pledged their support 10
The Public Service Commission at Albany IN the
effort to prevent future forest fires. == The
captain and five Of the crew % the wrecked
British schooner SiTOcca were landed in Boston
by fruit steamer. having been picked up after
floating four days GA piece Of wreckage ==
Professor W lIlaIn r warren, dean OF the bDS-
ton University Theological School. resigned, and
the Office offered 10 the Rev. Dr.. Frank J.
Mcconnell Of Brooklyn. == Colonel J. Mans
fed Davies. q Nell known cavalry officer in the
Civil War. died in Burlington. Vt. == It was
reported in Omaha that Speaker J. g. Cannon
had sold a 7o0-acre farm in Nebraska for $4,000
CTTY.-Stocks closed strong and higher 80
The truck Of q Sixth avenue L" train
jumped the track and tied up traffic three
tracks for two and half hours. =-= Governor
Hughes came home to register. and said the
conditions in the West very satisfactory.
mistiC reports from the West. == The rehear-
Companys application for permission TO issue
Public Service Comm ission. =- The Health
Department reported d large increase in the
number of deaths from heart disease as the
result Of the late baseball unpeasantness. =-=
Representatives of the interests involved We're
preparing for the argument appeal from
Judge Hough's decision in the S0-cent gas case.
- Lawson Purdy explained the work Of the
Tax Department at the budget exhibit
Harry X ThaW sent back to MatteaWan.
== II was reported by the president at the
annual meeting Of the Rock Island Company
that the indications for the future were much
brighter. - Sigmond Schwartz. president of
the Pushcart Peders Of America. refused TO
testify at the investigation Of the License Bureau
- Sir Purdon Clarke replied Lord Cur
Zon's criticism OF the authenticity Of the peacock
throne pedestal.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest. Sc
degrees; lowest. ~.