New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FaogEIGN-The American battieshlp aee'
entered Port Philip Bay at ii O'Clock TINS lnGr M,
ing after quick run from sydlles, owing 70
Persian Council of Ministers resigned, o~ilis - ~
,l,a shah's demand that it should pass iout
li,ls = The Dutch battleship jacob van
1Jeeuskerk arrived at Willemstad, ule s'eoi:.e :
Merida also arrived there two days late oMlAs
10 clearance papers having Deen feIuseo o.
Puerto Cabello. -= Fifty-two lives We're loss
,.,hen the British steamer Dunearn tounce.eo
ON August 26 off the coast Of Japan - M liir
American Health Association at Wl,~inipes ~
elected officers and adopted q a3 ,ae
snsy action hv Congress to increase the scope
snd efficiency of the public health ana AlafIIe ms,
hospital service. - The booy ei toaloii 0i -
Won Sternburg German Ambassaoor " II ti19
1|n,+ad ,states was placed in the family niauso-
lenn near Ieipsic: the funeral services W.
,sirnple Heraclio Mendosa' MaEoL ot
Cayey, Porto Rico. was arrested on a ciiai g %
arson.
noMEsTIc-Nr. Taft left Hot Springs for
Athens ohio. where he is 10 address Civil and
,Spanisl- "A American war veterans TO-DAY: u,
Ionles & sherman and Representatives NchiI-
ley and Loudenslager had a conferences VII VIII
President Roosevelt on plans fef tf1s Nol9i -
tsionaI campaign. - Governor hughes re-
,eived great demonstration OF fespect @ anu
esteem at the johannesburg fair - >lagaIa
County owners told the county falr hlanass r.
1nent they would not race their horses 1Il ~ Z
dan the Governor spoke. == 1t WAS reported
that Ferdinand Pinney Earle and has Wiz vic,
,,l,om he was accused of beating, had becoihe
,aconciled - Theodore p. Shonfs spoke on
.Transportation' in Centreville Iowa, arralgn-
ing government interference with faiifodu @ hlail-
-zer,euf w J. Bryan arrived at MS nome
in Lincoln: he will start on three-osy spedh
iny TOM sunday - Fifteen persons We're
Srted S drowned bv a cloudburst in Folsom,
X NJ senior Joachim Nabuca, Afhbassa
dor from Brazil spoke at the esth conKocat'on
..f the University of Chicago. =" Governor
Fort of New Jersey gained control OF the shud-
fion at Atlantic City through his threat I" sshu
troops there to enforce the excise laws
t-ITY-Stocks were irregular, closing heavy
- The members Of the Republican state
Committee thought there would be nght IN
ahe convention over the denomination OF GOV
.Tnor Hughes Secretary Stra5ls. an cehi-
,nenting on the Hughes situation, SAID that " men
leaders failed TO obey the viii of the peoplS
ffev blundered. - The dispute over repre-
sentation in the 40th Senate District was al
iusted hy the executive committee OF tne ne
1ublcan Stale Committee. Ex-senator
David B Hill returned from ms first trip ABROAD:
ADplicati ton was made to Judge Hot, OF
she United States District Court at ms nome IN
Woodstock Conn. for the appointment OF re-
Brown & Co =-- Captain Peter c. Hams IN
sisted that insanity be dropped as the plea IN
his defence for the murder OF William t. Annls-
- Ii was learned that the Wall Street res
iaurauts and cafes had been doing lnucn pet
ter business recently, rejecting the improve
rlent in the financial conditions - An en-
eine ran wild over the track Of the Staten Island
Rapid Transit Railroad and wrecked freignt
train at StaBleton. - Fog and bad weather
prevented the siauretania making new record
= Details Of the appraisement Of the estate
OF Russell Sage were made public
THE WEATHER. Indications for to-day:
Fair; to-morroW, cloudy. The temperature yes
1erday: Highest Il degrees; lowest 80.