New-York tribune., 1908-09-24
THE NEWS THIS MORNIYG.

F0RFJCN-A case of cholera has been dis
covered at the Winter Palace at St. Petersburg
and twenty-four cases were reported at refer
hof; number of prominent persons are suiIerI
5,g crow the disease Governor General
Smith reported a decrease in the number OF
CHOLERA cases in Manila = fresh outbreak
OF bubonic plague reported in Caracas
- Many cases of typhoid fever were reported
in Montreal. - Germany's note to France
is couched in pacific terms. and a seml-oInclat e
statement from Paris says that the question o1
Morocco is expected TO be settled by diplomatic
exchanges Sir Vincent Corbett lett TRIM
dad for Caracas: il is believed that he VIII Try
- in6uce President Castro 20 remove the re-
srrictions on West Indian trade. = A dis
match from Toronto said that the striking ma
chinists on the Canadian Pacific line had de-
cided TO present a memorial 70 the government
regarding a settlement of the strike. - the
Governor of the Bahama Islands reported that
eight Of the group suffered great damage IN the
recent hurricane and that many vessels were
wrecked
DOMESTIC Mr.. Roosevelt accepted Mr.
Brvans challenge and showed up Governor Has
kelIs relations with Standard Oil in oklahoma
and contrasted the deeds of the Republican
Presidential candidate with the words or the
Democratic aspirant- - Mr.. Taft started on
his Western speechmaking tour. making his
first address at George Ade's farm, in Indiana,
on the vav to Chicago, where he spoke on his
friendly attitude toward labor interests when on
the bench and in charge of Panama Canal work
- Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuyvesant
Chanler addressed large numbers at county fairs
at Oneonta and Cooperstown. y. Y - Inc
cruiser Yankee went ashore at the western en-
trance of Buzzard's Bay and was seriously in
jured. == Senator La Follettes forces were
beaten for control of the Republican party in
Wisconsin by the followers Of Senator Stephen
son - Ex-Attorney General Frank s. Mon
nett of Ohio said on Mr. Bryan's private car in
that state that he could neither eXonerate nor
condemn Governor Haskell. - Two trolley
cars came into collision near Philadelphia and
about fifty persons were injured, several prob
ably fatally. Through the collapsing of
span of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad bridge at
Havre de Grace Nd. the bridge was partly de-
rr~oz-e6 twelve loaded freight carried
down and one man was possibly fatally injured
CITY-StocHs rallied. 80 4 peonage case
was decided in a Brooklyn court. == There
q strong feeling among many Democrats
that Governor Haskell should retire from the
treasurership Of the Democratic National Com
mittee. - Timothy l. Woodruff said he
thought Governor Haskells Standard Oil con-
nections would hurt Mr.. Bryan in the West
II was learned that the Independence
party would nominate Clarence J. Shean for
Governor at its convention tonight. == F. r.
Coudert, an independent Democrat, said he
would work and vote for Judge Taft == The
governing committee Of the Stock Exchange held
its final hearing in the A o. Brown & Co.
failure 80 Diamond dealers reported that
factories were reopening on full time TO meet
improved trade conditions. -- II was an
nounced that the Carnegie Steel Mills in Pitts
burg would resume operations full time to
meet large orders recently received. == The
American Wine Growers Association discussed
plans for a campaign 10 combat the W. c. T L
attacks. and asserted that the real cure Of
drunkenness was through wine drinking. ==
Extracts from a magazine article written by
John D. Rockefeller were made public -
Plans were made at conference of attorneys
for the closing sessions of the governments case
against the STANDARD OIL Company. State
Chairman Conners said the notification Of the
Democratic state ticket nominees would be held
at Red Hook October l. and David B. Hill
came here 10 see National Chairman Mack
THE wEATHER-Cloudy to-day and to-
morrow; variable winds. The tenpera ture yes
terday: Highest. - degrees: lowest. 81.