New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Cardinai Vincenzo Vannutelh' the
Papal Legate to the Eucharistic Congress IN
London. was formally received at Westminster
Cathedral where he made an address =- Ihe
Temps" Of Paris. in an editorial. attacks Ger
rnany's purpose in sending DR.. Nassel 70 tez
SAYING that the action had political motive
and was intended 10 cause a situation similar
To that in 1905 80 The rapid increase in the
tuperial debt has caused the German Ministry
of Finance TO take action leading to a decided
increase in taxes. -= A gale on the BRUSH
coast caused heavy losses to small craft; a
hc1ISuiiVI oiio a 80 go IT,. r,.lg;ay Senate
twelve lives were lost -= the belgian senate
passed the Congo annexation treaty and in
lorsed the action of the Chamber Of Deputies
regarding the debt. - An option Tor an
American syndicate has been obtained on the
house built and occupied by BENJAMIN Franklin
in Paris - One death and six suspected
cases of cholera have been reported in St.
Petersburg: the disease is spreading in Siberia
DOMESTIC.-Nr Taft spent the day at his
headquarters in Cincinnati where plans for his
speaking trip were considered. =- OrVllle
Wright broke all aeroplane records in three
flights at Fort Mver remaining in the air 81
minutes and IL seconds on one ascension. =-=-
The legal proceedings against Samuel Gompers.
John Mitchell and Frank Morrison in connection
with the Buck Stove Company case We're post
rloned al Washington. =- The third test ride
of three days duration in the Department of the
East was finished at Fort Ethan Allen. Vermont.
- Republican primaries were held in Che
rnung County and were lightly attended. -=
II was announced at Springfield, Mass, that
John Barrett, director Of the Bureau of Ameri
can Republics al Washington. would Join the
thronE Of balloonists 80 James w Wads-
worth ir- Speaker of the Assembly. said at
Rochester that his name would he presented to
the state convention candidate for Gov
ernor.
CTTY--Stocks were strong =- That Gov
ernor Hughes would be renominated was con-
coded by leaders here, the result of the pri-
maries having removed all doubt. = Gov
ernor Hughes received remarkable welcome
when he spoke to the farmers at the Orange
burgh (Rockland County, fair. - Repre-
sentative Liiley nominated to head the Re
publican ticket in Connecticut. Commits
Fioner OBrien said he opposed to the build
3ng Of reservoir at Patterson. == The final
results Of the Queens primaries showed that the
Cassidy forces had been beaten in every district
60 Ten policy players were fined $15 each
- An automobile owned and driven by Rich
ard Agar importer. killed a Staten Island boy
and injured his two playmates. - Eight men
forfeited their bail and another confessed that
he had been paid 70 go TO Brooklyn TO vote il
legally. - The committee appointed to inves-
Tigate dealings the Stock Exchange on Au-
gust % made its report to the governing COM
rnittee. which body will make it public on Sep
1ember %. =- Public Service Commission
countants found that item OF $923,400 carried
on the books of the Brooklyn City & Newtown
Railroad Company as an asset was pure myth
THE wEATHER-Fair to-day and to-nor-
row; southwest winds. The temperature yes
serday: Highest. IS degrees: lowest. IS.