New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

rorrrCN-General Simon assumed tempo
-.rs1v the Presidency Of Hayti. and after nego-
tfations permitted General Foucnard 10 iaIlo all
-1s5e him military commander; trouble IS 1esIed
--;7sr General Firrnin arrives in the north. -
The French government has decided lhaI fIeSI
e.. Castro cauDot land at Bordeaux unless ne
pnoIoeszes for the expulsion OF NJ IalsHE s.IIU
or5ers the acceptance Of the awards regardl9s
S--1, oIs;,,e - The American battleshlp
e.. -aesa5 Sirgarora and exchanged saiutes'
the voyage from Manila was IloI ma - hs,oos -
snv happening Uf Importance - tAoElGee -
from Rotterdam say that the lCulch va l SIilL
in the West Indies are intended 10 seize NeLeE-
uelan gunboats and transports ana STOP ., Co.llIa
hand trade with Curacao -- froclaIll
pf the secret revolutionary ORGANIZATION cen u
6a-onfnr the Shah TO death have been posted IN
Tehersn 80 Alfred DobsOn. TasTnanlan agent
General fn England. fell from Channel steamer
snd vas drowned == The budget commlJtes
of the Douma approved the government . pan
for an external loan Of S225,0GUoo0- - ne
ports from Picking said that Americans on @ lLe
Sang-tse were indignant over the aIeged IIIlud
of their government TO give them prolecIloh d
the time OF the Nanhlng TloLs-
-DOMFSTIr- correspondence between Presi-
RENT Roosevelt and William Dudley Foulke' OF
indiana. regarding the Panama CaIlal va llleIe
public by the latter at Hot Springs, y 4. -
IL was stated al Washington that the hearings
on the tariff had proved FalGaDIe; ana IlaC i' oe
members Of the committee had learned Inucll-
The President-elect and Mrs Iaft leIL
Hot Springs Va the former Tor TINS city dHu
~ ,etter Tor washington. -= II was said al
Albany that there would probaply pe lew
changes in the organization o. the senate anu
rres in New York State this year cost over
$3.50 oeo, according TO a statement ISSUED bH
Comuissioner Whipple At Albany 80 "o
thousand members Of labor unions ATTENDED
rneeffng under the auspices Of the Federal Coun-
ell of Churches at Philadelphia. -= An asso-
citation Of banks guaranteeing deposits Is TO pe
formed in Ok1ahorna. The steel freight
steamer u NJ clemson was reported at Duluth
Mimi as sunk in gale with her crew OF
twenty-five mon
CITY.-statistics compiled by the Health
f2oar6 showed that the death rate had increased
among women since they had entered into COM
petition with men in the Industrial field --
Il was intimated that the Standard on Company
would not be in hurry to give the government
counsel books and information II had promised.
g. Edward F {. Young the Jersey CITY
banker and inanCier, died == A Public Ser
vice Commission report showed practical mo-
nopoly Of light production by three companies
controlled by the same interests. - The
daughter Of J. Pierpont Morgan hired the Colony
Club gymnasium for a lecture on phlIantLroplc
education in the South. ==S Seven transatlantic
. liners We're delayed in reaching port by storms
II g. A consumptive patient in the contagious
Diseases Hospital al North Brother Island, com
nitted suicide. == The pastor Of a Bronx
church was asked to aid in d search for New
York heirs TO a large estate in England --
Hrs. SnOwden said the disorder at the suffrage
meeting II London on Friday was "tTiie TOOL
ssh." - plain clothes man was knocked
down by q brother policeman. who thought he
was being interfered with in making arrest.
eZE The executive committee Of the Central
Federated Union recommended that unions dis
regard the printers union label. because non
union fremen, engineers, etc, were employed IN
some printing shops, action was postponed
collier at sea -= A wedding in Williamsburg
broke I'd in a riot =- The Manor Church
and church house in West 18th street were
dedicated The City Chamberlains trial
balance sheet showed Sl59.70O so in unclaimed
salaries held by the city.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Rain or SNOW. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, SO degrees; lowest. %.