New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-A wireless message to Shimono--
seki from Admiral Sperry on the CohiIeyC
SC that the fleet had been delayed by q neaNE
storm, off the coast Of Luzon- one man was
sirovned and slight damage was caused 10 some
of the vessels; the feet VIII reach hohoIiaI" -
,-ror-ozv = A tvphoOn at Annoy wrecked d
number of buildings erected by the ChlieSe gov
eminent for the reception of the ofncers ana
men of the American fleet; the damage Is eStl-
-ns+aa Al 5000 900 - Herren Hackstetter and
Schneider were rescued from the balloon PIautI.
which fell into the North Sea on " euheSud!
night and were landed at Hull; the German
baiioon F5erceseil and its occupants are stun
missing - The Bulgarian Cabinet has de-
.rided 10 refuse TO pay Turkey an indemnity TOT
Filigarias independence, but It is wiling 10 ne
rotiate for the purchase of its section OF the
SS-fa,,,s1 D Ilv,av Adyfces from Paris said
that several powers were dispeased WIN terms
sn the Anglo Russian programme for confer
tnce On Balkan questions. =- The DUKE OF lhe
,hbr,,zzi a disDatcb from Turin says. will soon
leave Italy for the United States: he has pur-
chased a number Of pieces OF JeWelT!
D0MFSTIC-NIr Taft made eleven speeches
sn Tennessee, being cordially received every
<yhere, as he argued that prosperity IN me oou
DEFENDS on the continuance Of Republican pom.
cies- == The Rev Dr. Alexander Mann. "h
Boston. declined the Office OF Protestant Epls-
copal Bishop OF Washington, TO which ne was
recently elected. -= A hearing was held al
the War Department in Washington on me
charges preferred by " + Brothers agaInsl
Lieutenant Colonel Goethals- -- IN letter ~
Y J. Dolan. secretary treasurer Of the Interna-
tional Brotherhood Of Steam ShoVeIIerS ana
1redgeuen. President Roosevelt pointed our the
danger that would follow to the cause Of organized
labor If attacks On NJ. Taft were successful -
( Governor Hughes made addresses at Cortland,
Tinghamton, Sidney and OneOnta. y. Y. getting
enthusiastic receptions wherever re SPOKE
CTTY-Stocks were heavy at the close -
II was brought out at the MOrse-Curus trial
that the National Bank OF North America lent
hundreds Of thousands IF dollars 10 two clerks,
and that the bank ice stock transactions melted
q 1892 409 u. - John w Kern, Democratic
Nice Presidential candidate, spoke in Brooklyn
q The steamboat New York, of the Albany
I1ay Line. was ramned by q tugboat. the cap
tain Of which arrested for intOXicatlon.
= Vice President Fairbanks spoke in four
places in this borough. discussing national is
N sues. T. ". Whitridge. receiver for the
u Third Avenue Railroad Company, made a trans
fer proposition the Belt Line Company. -
= patroiman arrested and police captain
suspended as a result OF the license probe. ==
Nathan Straus. of the Bryan Business Mems
League. said the Republicans were demanding
$500 apiece from every broker in Wall Street:
shis Mr. Sheldon denied, - The taking Of
testimony in the governments suit against the
Reading Company was resumed. - The re-
port Of the Kansas City Southern showed a
surplus OF more than three millions. # Re
publican reports from close Western states were
encouraging. - Clarence J. Shearn. speaking
at the Budget Exhibition. urged criminal and
civil prosecution for corrupt city officials
THE wEATHER--Fair to-day and to-mor-
row. south winds. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, Sc degrees: lowest, 50