New-York tribune., 1908-11-02
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Gernan newspapers of all classes
of political opinion express amazement and re-
sret at Chancellor Won Bulows explanation OF
the publication Of the interview with the En-
r7eror and demand a ministry responsible TO
rla-liarnent; il is thought that the Chancellor
,,1av still be forced TO resign - AdYiceS from
NflIemstad say that there are signs that
Holland intends at once TO blockade the Nenez-
uelsn coast though the time set in the ultima
tum TO President Castro expired YESTERDAY; re
ports from Venezuela tell OF much mlIlIary dc-
tivity. - The Russian Foreign Office an
rounced that negotiations for a congress OF the
powers were stiH going on, ana mat II was pc
lieved an agreement would be reached on a
schedule Of subjects 10 be discussed =- Inc
Bulgarian delegates appointed TO arrange with
TIE Porte an agreement which shall include pc
cuniary compensation for the remuneration OF
Turkish rights in Eastern RuInelia arrived In
Constantinople. - King Edward sent a mes
ssge 10 the princes and peoples of India granting
amnesty to prisoners and greater political rights
10 the native population. - a dlspatch from
st Petersburg reported that Admiral WlrenluS
and other high officers Of the navy would soon
retire owing 20 the Douma's demands for re-
form IN the service. - F. B. Alexander and
arrived at Brisbane; they are sanguine OF win
ming hack the Davis Cup.
DoMESTIC.-William H Taft passed day
Of rest IN Buffalo; he issued a statement ex-
pressing his intention of doing his utmost to
benefit labor in every advisable way. - w.
J. BRYAN left Chicago for a trip through Kansas
preparatory his arrival at Lincoln tonight
- naval officer who was in attendance at
the recent Newport conference said at Wash
1DEt0n tfl6L The cTlllclSfnS bl DOIillS III
recent naval construction had been sustained
and changes recommended. - Henry Clay
Pierce left his summer home at Prides Crossing,
Mass, to go 10 Texas on account of the alleged
connection OF his company with the Standard
Oil Company. Ward Building at the Gus
todiaI Asylum for Feeble Minded Women, at
Rome, y. Y, was burned; the one hundred and
fifty patients We're safely removed. == The
Conservation League of America announced at
Chicago the receipt Of pledges of support from
large number Of national and state legislative
candidates. The new uniform bill of lad
ing went into effect 40 railroads north Of the
Ohio and east Of the Mississippi rivers.
CITY-Dr Julihl p Thomas was injured and
his wind wagon wrecked during speed test at
the Aeronautic -Societys aerodrOme. - The
Admiral Schley reached port with the crew Of
she three -masted schooner which was burned at
sea. - National, state and county political
leaders repeated their belief that Taft and
Hughes would win. - Samuel Gompers at
an address in Grand Central Palace, attacked
the Issuance of iniunctions by MI Taft and de-
MED that he had promised deliver the labor
haitian and Brooklyn strongly indorsed Gov
er1oT Hughess reelection. = Jacob H
Schif replied TO a criticism OF the management
Of the Montefore Home and predicted greater
distress this winter than last William
Ieary, Superintendent of Elections visited
for warrants against one hundred men for IL
legal registration 80 EX-Justice Morgan J.
O'Brien and former District Attorney Eugene
A. Piibn have been knighted by the Pope, it
as learned - The Central Federated Union
denounced State Senator Frawley as an enemy
of iabG-.
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day:
Fair ard warmer The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 45 degrees; lowest 3S.