New-York tribune., 1908-07-30
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-G. winthrop Sands stepson Of
W K Vanderbilt. was killed in an accident
near Mr.. Vanderhilts chateau near Polssy.=--
The government OF Russia IS preparing lor an
outbreak OF cholera along the Noga and Is
taking steps TO prevent the disease from reach
ing st Petersburg and MOSCOW - The con-
dillon of Joseph Chamberlain who is IN London
IS reported to be grave - Inhabitants OF
willemstad started & boycott against Nene-
zuelan schooner: police and troops guarded the
vessel before she left the port. == Workmen
Of the building and allied trades in Paris
threaten three days strike as proteSt asaiLs'
the action OF the troops IN suppresslhs the rlot-
ing at KigneuX. 80 Sayyid Muhammed, the
Persian nationalist leader, has been assassinat-
ed ct Hamadan. The Sultan of Turkey
issued a cali for the first parliament to meet
on November !. "A bill has been introduced
IN the Portuguese Chamber Of Deputies to expel
the religious orders from the kingdom.
DOMESTIC-Winiam H. Taft left Cincinnati
for Hot Springs, Va, after accepting honorary
membership in the International Brotherhood of
Steam Shovellers and Dredgenlen; he VIII return
TO Cincinnati about September i, and will re
main there, probably, through the remainder OF
parte stated at Lenox, Mass, that every effort
of the United States government would be put
forth TO secure 3 revision Of the recent decision
of the United States Court of Appeals IN the
case Of the Standard Oil Company OF Indiana;
application for q rearguTnent Of the case and a
motion for modification Of the opinion will be
MADE; at the same time Ihe pel1ulis PIoSScuI
1ions against the Standard Oil Company and all
other prosecutions for giving or receiving re
bates will be pressed for trial -- FRANK II
Hitchcock chairman OF the Republican Ma
ffonal Committee, will open campaign headquar-
tiers here on Saturday = The first steps
toward the organization of a national aerial So
ciety were taken III Washington. - Inc re-
mort Of the Vermont commission on taxation,
showing frequent ard fragrant violations of the
+sx laws submitted to Governor tIetcher d
Proctor was made public al Montpelier, VI.
An attack on the consututlonaIltF OF tile
legislative reapportonment act passed py the
Legislature In extraordinary session last sum
rrer and signed by Governor Hughes was IN
stituted in the Supreme Court in Albany by
Alexander T Porter, Of New York -
THOMAS a MCINTYRE, formerly head OF the falIeo
43-r, of II A MCINTYRE & Co, Of this city, died
3o Faltfuore W. J. Bryan commented on
the notification speech OF Mr. Taft. saying ne
would answer It part at q time IN various
speeches ,
C-TTY-Stocks were irregular at small price
changes. - State Chairman Woodruff said
that the state organization. PRESIDENT rouse
,-aIt nor Mr Taft would interfere in any way
in the denomination OF Governor HuSIeS' Cieit
IN. question was entirely up to the people -
Colonel Edward E. Britton and Frederick
Schroeder president and vice president respec-
lively of the Eagle Loan and Trust company,
were held on charges of grand larceny. -
1t was said that there was a movement a1oot
10 stop the uptown march Of trade beyond 99tn
street The Municipal Art Commission
decided TO begin work Immediately on the res
-orafion Of the Governors Room in the CITY
Hall. - A mild case of smallpox was re-
ported at Fort Hancock - Dr. David starr
Jordan said the protection OF nsh from poIIu-
+{on had become en- International question. -
z n Beals stepson Of Richard HudnuL the
well known druggist said in court that he was
carrying revolver to protect his mother ana
stepfather, whose lives had been threatened
George ! Gould haG conference with
z H. Hartman and Jacob II. Schiff, and deal
was practically arranged Cor the entrance Of
MI Hartman into the Gould system as an
active influence
THE MISUNDERSTANDING for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest, 80
degrees; lowest, 20.