New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

FoREIGN-American sailors and marines
landed at Sydney and took part in the paraoe:
ADMIRAL SperTy's wish that the men should
ar-1, AIMS was met by the Australian officials.
- The Belgian Chamber of Deputies passeo
the Congo annexation treaty by vote Oh 90
to 50: the question Of financial responsibility
rerreins to be settled ~ The Turkish Grand
Vfzier has promised to withdraw troops rom
al sections which are admitted 10 peioIs eo
Persia and to bring about an equitable settle
ment regarding the boundary - AustI ID ttS 10
given notice OF her intention to Withdraw the
officers in command Of the Turkish "a. fnIIo
Italy and Great Britain are expected 10 TOTO"
suit - Sir Edward Grey the British FOR
eign Secretary. is irritated, according TO ols-
match from London, because Winston Spencer
Cburch,I and David Lloyd-George have dis
cussed questions within the sphere OF the for,
eign ONCE - The Dutch government VIII
nor make public its reply to President Castro
until the message has been delivered at caracas.
= John Pedman Reid, said to be a wealthy
American, shot and killed himself at Bourne
raouth. England
DoMESTIC-Governor Hughes delivered an
address in oswego IN which he defended ms
veto Of the factory mutua!s' Dill Whlch tlle
volunteer frennen in convention there had con-
6ernre6 nv resolution Senator Foraker
Of Ohio said at Washington that he might make
speeches for the Republican national TICKET, Dut
would not do under the auspices OF the ONO
state Committee. - President Roosevelt 70
ceived at Oyster Bay the automobile drivers who
won the New York TO Paris race. - 1t was
announced in Hot Spring., Va, that William
4 Taft might alter his programme and make
a speaking tour Of some Of the doubtful stare
a receiver was appOlnleC 1Of the SoULiItiil II
Indiana Railway Company, regarded as the best
of the so-called John +. Walsh railroads. ="
The War Department at Washington issued an
order releasing twenty-one enlisted men con-
vfcted hv illegal courts martial in Cuba -
Az 2 conference on Christian education for
negroes = was decided TO take steps to promote
Sunday school work among them. - At
banquet IN honor Of his forty years as blsnop
and sixty years priest, Bishop Mc2ualo
of Rochester, Frustrated. but slowly re
vfved-
CTTY-Stocks were irregular, closing strong
The De Forest Radio Telephone Company
made a contract TO use the metropolitan tower
ss q station from which 10 send wireless tele-
phone messages to the Eiffel Tower - The
bull cotton pool headed by J. l. LiveTnore was
routed losing according TO Wall Street half
million dollars during the day. while the price
Of October options was hammered down 50
bale. Brooklynites were unable to agree
before the Public Service Commission regarding
an elevated structure in the Flatbush avenue eX-
Company showed fncrea sed gross earnings, but
decreased net earnings - The 23d Assembly
District committee declared for Governor
Hughes - The Queens County Democratic
organization warned all boilers that they would
lose their Jobs. - Captain Hams attacked
his brother - Eighty-eight thoroughbred
racehorseS belonging TO James R. Keene and
James B. Haggin were shipped to South America
- a United States volunteer lifesaver strug-
gled for fifteen minutes in the East River trying
to save a drowning man. - taxpayer
brought suit TO determine whether under the
Public Service commissions law the city must
pay the salaries and expenses of the commits
sion's employees. - z. R. Thomas was held
IN $500 bail for speeding his auto in Long
Branch. y. J. - Thieves robbed the home
Of Mrs Frederick ". Woerz. at Greenwich, of
$4,000 in jewelry, after drugging three watch
dogs
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest Is
degrees; lowest. 65.