New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-09
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

EORErcN-Cardinal Vincenzo Vannutreln,
the Papal Legate, arrived in London; plans nave
been completed for the sessions of the Eucharls-
tic Conference - NJ. Albert. former Danish
Minister of Justice arrested, and, accord
ing TO dispatch from Copenhagen, GO conlesseo
bank frauds aggregatlng over S29Vu,VoV-
The Trade Union Congress continued its sessions
ct Nottingham, and adopted resolutions regard
ing an inquiry into the field OF industrial asSuf-
ance and changes in parliamentary procedure;
the International White Cross ASSOCIATION met
at Geneva - NJ. Pichon, the French Foreign
Minister, announced that France and Spain mao
agreed the terms OF the Moroccan note 10 10
the powers The Porto Rican House OF
DELEGATES met in extra session at san JUAN
DOMESTIC.-William II. Taft, speaking at
Sandusllv. Ohio declared his intention. if elect
ed, of attempting TO prevail upon Congress 10
take action necessary for the clinching Of the
Roosevelt policies; the candidate made several
speeches on his way from Sandusky TO Cincin-
natl -= Constitution Island, near West Point
has been presented to the government by MRS.
Russell Sage and Miss Anna Bartiett warner
and has been accepted by the President =
Orville Wright broke American aeroplane records
al Fort Nyer, Virginia, making two successful
flights of eleven and eight minutes, respectively
- Senator Owen Cassidy Of Schuyler County
was turned down by the delegates Of his dis
trict and Benjamin Conger nominated Tor the
Senate 'Stand-pat" Republicans dead
locked the Iowa Legislature, blocking the
selection of Governor CumIains to fill out the
short term in the United States Senate -
Mrs Abbie B. Rice testifying at the coroners
inquest in Omaha, said that she entered into a
suicide pact with DR.. F. =. Rustin, but that her
q
fred the shot but told of taking drugs furnished
bv Dr. Rustin to kill himself. - The crop
report of the Department of Agriculture. issued
at Washington, showed yields slightly below the
average - The census report on cotton gin
ming, issued at Washington, gave the number OF
bales ginned Of 1908 growth as 397,924
CITY=Stocks were strong. - The pri-
mary election was attended by turbulent scenes
in Manhattan Brooklyn and Queens - 1t
was the general opinion that Justice Gaynor
could have the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor If he wanted it - Ex-Governor Hill
of Maine said Republicans would undoubtedly
win in the state election. - The settlement
of the factional fight in Tennessee gave the Re
publicanS hope for that state - tredeIlch
A Salanlon. a broker. was arrested for swim
ding q Knoxville tTenn) man out of land
worth se5 600 A postal card canvass Of
the Union League Club Of Brooklyn showed 16S
for the denomination of Hughes and against
rounced that so far as his examination had gone
he had not found any members of the firm OF
T. o. Brown & Co. possessed of large individual
wealth - II was announced that twenty
nine policy cases would be placed on the grand
Jury calendar to-day. - The Trust Company
Of America asked for the appointment Of an
other receiver for the United Box Board and
paper Company. - Sir Purdon Clarke, on
his return from Europe. told of two valua bic
acquisitions by the Metropolitan Museum Of
Art Alan 2. Hawley sailed for Europe
10 take part in the international balloon race
which starts from Berlin on october Is -
The sensational report that a shot had been
fred at President Roosevelt discredited at
Oyster Bay. - Because she refused to elope
with him an Italian shot and killed another
mans wife
THE WEATHER-Fair to-day and to-mor-
row; southwest winds. The temperature yester-
day: Highest, "a degrees; lowest, SIS.