New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

FOREIGN.-Crown Prince George OF ServIs
addressed a crowd at Belgrade. saying tlat ne
hoped that var NIth A9siTLa @ ~o..lu | ,tt-s - aid
In d few days. == AdVlces from leAl-d SaI'
that 2 feet Of eunboats was gathering at Sem
liI opposite Belgrade. and that another Austrian
army corps Was moving toward the lIoiIIIe..
- n ISvU!Stll ana Sir Edward Grey met IL
London but did not reach q decision regarding
action In the Balkans: Great Britain is en-
leavorjnE to find a settlement which VIII avoid
conference OF the powers; Italy supports Ing
lands attitude but desires conference
: popular movement 10 boycott austrian. bui-
sarian and German products has been started IN
S-o,7star7rinonle - The steamer Pretoria, Of
the Ean7bJIrg-Arnerican Line, and the German
steamer Nipponia were IN COLLISION on ScheNt
inren and thirteen OF the Nipponias crew, IN
Guiding the captain were drowned - Inc
spinners and cardroom workers in Manchester
F[ze7aud adjusted their differ ences with the
manufacturers. agreeing. temporarily 70 ac-
cent a ; Eer cent reduction =- Wilbur NI.ShI
made new aeroplane record with a passenger
at lie Mans France. remaining IN the ar nour
g minutes and - seconds == The attempt 10
reopen the University Of St Petersburg proved d
classroonls and drowned out the voices of the
professors by general conversation
DOiESTIC.-dr. Taft in an address in Gin
-inrati explained that his purpose in making
speeches in the South was to show that section
that its prosperity depended on the enforcement @
Of Republican policies == President Roose-
1-et received encouraging reports OF the progress
Of the campaign from many Of his callers &C
Governor Highes addressed q huge audience In
ftr Chicago Coliseum having previously fIlaue
f9n speeches al various points in Illinois. =
4 r7o1isfng reception was given to Cardinal Glib
bo-s or his arrival in Baltimore -- Two
shipNrscks1 sailors were brought into Newport
News Va by A British schooner; the remaining
six members Of the crew were drowned, II Is
believed Miss Laura Gordon Root, niece
81 the Secretary Of State, was married TO Stan
l-y Gilbert. OF this city. az Clinton. \ Y
James : sherman reached Utica, registered and
started for this city 10 take up further cam
raicD work Joseph OConnor, a we'll
n newspaper man. died in Rochester --
~ zrd Mrs. Richard c. Dixey Of Boston
ter med the Berkshire Hunt at breakfast at
t. ylevood. their country estate. at Lenox
u
TY-Stocks closed irregular === Unable
to act under the present law, the Public Service
Commission djsc:ained responsibility for the in
creased rates charged by express companies.
--- Borough President Coler laid off all labor
erS in Brooklyn the ground that the Board
cf Estimate had not provided him with money
Sufficient 10 carry the boroush's work. -=
Governor Glenn OF North Carolina spoke for
appeal for aid for Bryan. == Bryan, ii was
said at Democratic headquarters, might visit
New York several DAYS ahead Of schedule. ----
Commissioner Bingham suggested that pen
stoned patrolrnen should be used for special
work at fair Pay, 50 as 10 permit younger men
70 perform more important work -= Herbert
Parsons chairman Of the Republican County
Committee, called upon al citizens TO register
tomorrow. the last day. -- The Rev. Getty
vavo Joba-s Zulu Bible translator. described
starting conditions in steerage aCconnOda tionS
cn an ocean liner == II was announced that
1-oTknen at the Brooklyn navy yard had won
their point and would he paid weekly --=
The charge that the court Of inquiry into Pan
anna Canal contract awards was "one-sided
we're afraid of z return TO the old ways Of tear
inE III and repairing streets == Suffra gettes
wEo again tried to register were threatened with
the police reserves.
THE WEATHER Indications for TO-DAY:
Showers. The temperature yesterday: High
81 degrees lowest. y