New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

FoREIGN-The Tribunes correspondent IN
London describes the efforts OF the Liberal Cab
met to solve the labor problems, adding that
London now has the grea Test number OF unenl
,loved tn its history The Netherlands
asked France If she could Cooperate In ac1lon
against Venezuela. and official Of the I6rltish
Foreien Office intinated that England would
not be averse TO giving aid: Italy wll take no
action and France is considering the proPosG.-
France. The Tribunes correspondent in
Paris Saws will wait until Mulai Hang shows
his ability 10 govern Morocco peacefully before
asking the powers TO recognize nun as a1ier, rue,,
There was spectacular oemonStralloh
for the battlesfip feet at Melbourne but the
state gave dinner for the senior oIlcers oi
the feet and for American Journalists
The Japanese government has decided To curtail
expenditures by 500 100000. and the exposition
will be postponed. partly on account {" ule
financial stringency and partly on account OF
tho lack of prenaration Safe blowers got
$4,000 from a bank near Montreal, held a
posse of citizens at bay with reVolvers. ssI, ana
escaped - Montreal fnanciers and manu-
facturers reported an improvement in the trace
outlook.
DOMESTIC.-Mr. Taft spoke on campaign
issues at GaIlipolis Ohio. and addressed Civil
and Spanish-American war veterans al Atheiis
Governor Hughes refused to dismiss the
charges of neglect of duty in not suppressing
gambling made against Sheriff Besch of Albany
County. Governor Hughes was cordially
received when he spoke in Sheriff Besch's ward
I'm Albany at the dedication of a tuberculosis
pavflion erected by the Albany Labor Fedora
ton Several upstate county conventions
requested the delegates elected to the state con-
nation - The Governor of New Jersey re
ceived assurances that Atlantic City would be
closed tightly to-day. - II was reported
from Atlantic City that Charles B. Roberts. the
victim Of the mysterious assailant the board
walk Wednesday night. was gradually sink
ing - Monroe. the Ulster County desperado,
fooled the police by writing letters announcing
his death. he is still at liberty.
CITY-Stocks were strong. - Politicians
of national prominence said that disaster would
follow the failure OF leaders TO obey the de-
1nands of the people in the Hughes situation.
- Joseph b. Braman, discharged from his
daUghteroin-laws charge Of larceny. told Of
q modern prodigaL" - The baby parade at
Asbury Park was witnessed by 100000 persons.
IT was announced that Hisgen and
tional ticket. would receive the notification Of
received in Wall Street that IL would be a
felony to conduct bucketshop after Tuesday.
- 1t was said that John Hamilton Tyson.
indicted for manslaughter In the killing Of man
by automobile On February %, would return
and face trial Car equipment companies, it
said. might pass quarterly dividends. -
Chairman Hitchcock announced that he would
ask Republicans make campaign speeches
without remuneration. Representative
Littlefield appointed receiver for A. O.
Brown & Co. -= Senator Mcneil announced
he not a candidate for Democratic NOM
inafton for Governor of Connecticut
: THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Feir and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, - degrees; lowest. 6s