New-York tribune., 1908-08-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Observation-Disclosures Nicholas has relieved
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch from the
presidency OF the Counci4 Tor -NaIonai @ I1t'
thus supporting the charges made by M Guch-
koff before the Douna- - The German scnooI-
shin Freya ran down the Gloucester hshlng
schooner Maggie and May OF Halifax, and at
leasr eight men rerished. - General Jean
Juneau who reported executed by the
TJeyttan government. is alive and is hiding IN
Havti awaiting another attempt TO overthrow
the government OF Nord Alexis - The
French newspapers unite IN praislng the
achievement OF Wilbur Wright and say that
the flight Of the aeroplane proves that tie
Wright brothers are the leaders IN aerlal naNi-
CATION - New ZeaLailu ',ti AeN a4 80
welcoming the American batueshlp neel' tIe
voyage was notable for the increase IN the EN-
cheney of the warships and great saving IN
coal consumption - Germany, according TO
2 dispatch from Berlin is opening an exchange
of views regarding the protection OF Ilberla-
Mail advices from Dalny and Moukden
tell Of the development Of the railway lines IN
Manchuria on the American system; dissatls-
faction is expressed with American shipments
of material
DONESTIC-The conference Of West Nir
ginia politicians at White Sulphur Springs. IN
that state broke up without definite results; it
was decided again TO ask Arnold c. Scherr to
withdraw a candidate for Governor -=
Father Nahey. a priest and c. w Postnlan, an
importer both of Cleveland, were killed in an
automobile accident near Syvania, Ohio. -
Strikers fred at q train filed with soldiers AND
strike breakers. near Blocton Ala and Killed
three men and injured eight - T L Lewis
president of the mine workers organlZallon'
addressing 2 convention OF that body at TaIna-
qua Penn opposed Mr.. Gompers's effort to in
fIence the labor vote for Mr.. Bryan. - Two
policemen were beaten to death at Methuen
Mass. Representative Clayton, chairman
Of the Bryan notification committee reached
Lincoln Neb - The works OF Professor
Langley are in great demand, il was stated at
Washington. and the Smithsonian institution
has issued booklet TO supply this want -
Forest fires in Montana cover frontage OF six
teen miles and threaten mining property -
II said at Washington that Senator Perkins
would become chairman Of the Senate Commit
tee on Naval Affairs
CITY-Announcement made that Presi-
dent Castro had sent Nicolas Veloz Gofticoa
former charge d'affaires al Washington, to oc-
Cupv the same post in Berlin and his enemies
in il another move TO harass American
business relations with Venezuela. - Twen-
ty-two men were arrested in raid on an al
legged poclroom Eighth avenue. near 26th
street DR.. Eric c. Beck. of DR.. Carl
Beck was badly hurt getting off railroad train
at Pelham. - DR.. Doty, Health Officer of the
Port. said that Staten Island was now prac-
tically rid of mosquitoes, after six years of eX-
termination work. - Owing to the stopping
of transfers the average load of the 59th street
crosstoWn under three passengers.
It was announced that day camp for
tuberculous patients would be opened on Oc-
tober the roof of the Vanderbilt Clinic by
the American National Red Cross, in co-opera-
tion with the clinic. - A representative of
the Dominican government arrived TO sign the
new issue of Dominican bonds. - The Cen
tral Federated Union decided to acknowledge
Acting Mayor McGOwan's invitation to take
part in the welcome 10 victorious Olympian
athletes - There was a report that the
nurses at Nassau Hospital, Mineola, We're going
a strike.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Cloudy The temperature yesterday: Highest.
"A degrees: lowest, SIS.