New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

-,c>- The British Foreign Office, an
nouncins the conclusion of moous VIZ 49, +bot
eIardinz the Newfoundland fshefies sdSS dSI,..aS
g. 60 us o1oo,t cf Great Britain and the United
states unite in regarding the exchange OF Loees e
on the subject constituting an it4i o -
- -aasor, Of 1905 Wilbur Wright ; derO-
,1Iene was damaged at LIE Mans whlle the m m
I7entor was trying a new method OF 1anoins; ne ne
made two flights in one 90 90 %I1lGm nodI e The
Civil Tribunal of the Seine authorized hiai
ravment Of l per cent to creditors OF Tue oiu
Panama Canal Company. and olscharseu cie
LEVERS Robert Bacon, Assistant Sec
retarv of State, sailed from san Juan Ior Ne"
York after having reached an agreement re
yar5ine the purchase OF state ldIus bA INC i0o
era1 and inslllar governments - The oflcers
Of the American fleet at Auckland entertained
two thousand New Zeaanders on board the
7 o,,jsia1e- fhe NIavor of Auckland warmly
congratulated the American Consul Generat on
the excellent behavior of the sailors. ~ Al
fredo Zayas withdrew Liberal candidate
for the Presidency Of Cuba, and Jose Mlsuel
Gomez Will probably be nominated by fusloh
with the Niguelistas - board OF engineers
has been appointed to rebuild the Quebec brloge
DOMESTIC-A conference on the New York
Czovernorship situation held at the Presl-
dents home Oyster Bay. but no SECESSION al
fecting the present condition of affairs was
reached William H. Taft spent COM
paratively quiet day at Hot Springs, Va, play
ing golf and receiving few visitors. =-- Gov
ernor Hughes made addresses at Plattspurg ana
Cliff Haven. n Y Nebraska farmers
brought W J Bryan an immense gourd. shaped
like . F,ie stick Il was announced at
peals for campaign funds will be made TO IN.
dividual states Dean Bailey Of Cornell
University declined TO serve chairman of q,
commission appointed by President Roosevelt
10 investigate the condition Of American farms
CTTY-Stocls were weak. - Robert A
Sharkev the Brooklyn leader, came out for the
denomination of Governor Hughes - It be
came known that the Democratic State Commit
Zee at its meeting to-day. would select Roches-
ter as the place and September Is as the cate
for the state convention. == II was said that
Attorney General Jackson was likely TO desert
Hearst for Bryan. - Herbert Parsons re
turned from Oyster Bay after conference with
the President and had nothing to say -
The Long Island Railroad announced that II
would publish the names OF automobillsts who
drove recklessly over the crossings. - Cen
eral jeremiah Y. Meserole died at Far Rocka-
wav 1t was decided to carry the race
track gambling cases straight TO the Appellate
Division without waiting for Governor Hughes's
special term. 80 II announced by the
Metropolitan Street Railway receivers that they
would meet the Belt Line officials to make
transfer arrangement by August "a - An
aeronaut fell into the Hudson with his para
chute --- DR.. Darlington inspected the Croton
watershed and found the conditions much bet
ter than last year. Arthur @. Langham
took charge as president of the Provident Saw
known that William B. Ellison. former Corpora
ton Counsel could have the vice-presdency
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest 30
degrees; lowest. 70.