New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRFIGN-In response to the protest OF the
British government, the Shah removed me C'5 -
sack guards from the PrlIlsh -o 80. +be
rTeherap The Russ at one ulne slIS
leading Liberal newspaper OF RUSSIA s9speiGSo i4G
publication on account Of hnanclal ollilcull
- William T Gilbert, lawyer OF TINS GIty'
WAS fo11nd dead in a London hotel - Do-
raingo de Obaldia, the Independent cahdiQSle
So n. Presidency of the Panannan republic,
seems to have defeated Ricardo Arias, the Con-
sttt,Ittonalist candidate - General George
Sherman Batcheller, judge Of the international
Tribunal of Egypt. died in Paris - an eA-
rnlosicn OF gas in a Russian mine killed about
Two hundred persons. - DR.. Alpoim chief OF
the Progressive Dissidents told in the Portu-
syuese House of Lords what he declared 10 pe
the inside history of the plot which leo 10 the
assassinations of King Carlos and the crown
Prince Henry Arthur Cadogan Niscount
Chelsea died in London. - Senator Hum
bert recovered $4,000 damages from the "Matln
in Paris for accusing him Of being involved IN
the Rochette swindles; two duels were 1oughl
as All outcome of the suit
DOMESTIC-Ex- Secretary Taft held confer
ences with Speaker Cannon, Secretary CorteI-
you and others ne H9t Viii sIstead gI 20 9Th the Tetersn
editor died at his Cincinnati home, following
a cerebral hemorrhage. - The Parker
Cleveland resolution aroused bitter ennllty
among the Bryan men at Denver, and steps
were taken to prevent its being offered IN the
Democratic National Convention - Gov
ernor Hughes refused at Saranac Lake: n \:
to comment on the decision of Justice BischoF
that verbal betting at the raeetracks is Iega
- The Empire City Racing Association nled
with the Secretary of State at Albany state
rnent that it had expended 1858 in opposing
anti-racetrack gambling legislation at Albany.
President Roosevelt appointed Colonel
William L. Marshall chief of engineers OF the
army. - James S. Sherman. the Republican
Vice Presidential candidate, arrived at his home
in Utica, N Y, where he was greeted by thou
sands Of persons
CITY-Stocks were dull and firm. - The
deaths Of ten persons We're caused by the heat
Justice Bischoff decided that verbal bet
ting on horse races was legal, holding that the
new law was aimed only at bookmakers and
booksellers The Public Service COmmis-
sion decided against the change in the Fourth
avenue (Brooklyn) subway plan involving six
tracks in Flatbush avenue. - Roswell d.
Williams was dismissed s secretary Of the
Park Board == Two men were killed instant
" at Rye when electric current Of 1000
volts passed from feed wire through a pole to
them. - Justice Blanchard granted mo-
ton for the appointment Of receiver for the
Hotel Gotham. = The number of subscrlp-
tions to the new Westinghouse asserting stock
encouraged those in charge to extend the time
when all subscriptions must be in to September
l. Lawyers for the Metropolitan Street
Railway tried hard to discover who were back
ing the Weil-Weiler suits. - The roof Of the
porch of the Police Headquarters building
collapsed. - decision was handed down
the suit for the annulment Of some of its fran
eyesight was failing retired furniture dealer
of Brooklyn killed himself
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Showers. The temperature yesterday: High
est. 81 degrees; lowest IL