New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
THE NEWS his MORNING

FOHsIGN-The congress Of the Internatlonal
Patent Union. now in session at StocF<hoIn, ~ 10 10
expected TO recommend retallatofy nie%Su t -
against Great Britain's patent iaW, NIlIch Soe0
into effect TO-DAY. - Camille Marquet,
French soldier was sentenced at Borqea1A 10
six days' Imprisonment for attempting 10 oach-
mali President Roosevelt. Many provinces
in the south and west Of Persia are IN revolt
the tribes demanding that parliament be at once
convened ~ The Venezuelan Civil Court OF
First Instance has fined the French Cable COM
many So OCU,0Og on the ground that the company
aided the Metos revolt the French soNeI.Inet'e ti
and the company viii pay no ATTENTION 10 Iie
decision - The Belgian Senate began con-
sideratior Of the Congo treaty, the Premier ana
Foreign Minister speaking IN favor OF us SPEEDY
adortion - Advices from Paris further out
lined the attitude Of France toward Morocco
a rllrnor Of the capture of Mulai hang py zen
.sral Ragdani's forces was discredlted- ~ A
dispatcb from Toxic said that the government
had decided 70 postpone the lnternatiollal e,+ en
1osi+ion until 1917. - Admiral Sperry sent
messages of thanks 20 Sydney and Melbourne
MA ms have been completed at Toxic for the en-
tertainrnent of the American officers and men,
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt returned to
Oyster Bay from his trip to JordanViIle, N \:
Hotel guests at HoJ Springs presented
loving CUPS 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Taft and their son
Charles - William J bryan M ans spoke OK, oa,arI at 10
peka Kan. in advocacy of his plan Tor govern
rnent guarantee of bank deposits e5os.
e-nor Hughes was enthusiastically greeted at
Dllnkirk n Y, where he spoke at the Chau-
-.roI,a County fair - William F. Villas, for
r77erlv member OF President Cleveland's Cabinet
and 2 T-nifed states Senator died in Madison,
ten or fifteen persons were reported to nave
drowned: the loss was placed at between Steo,-
nnn and 81 900 600. - Congressman James =
Sherman addressed the Oneida County Civil
Wa Veterans at Utica - Ferdinand Pinney
Earle was released from Jail on bail at Goshen,
" Y and set off hunt for his wife. -
Considerable reductions in the price Of meat
were reported in Omaha
CITY-Stocks were strong - The grand
Jury of Atlantic County, y. j. ignored Governor
Forts threat to send troops TO Atlantic City to
close up the resort. - Assistant District At
torney Elder Of Kings, said the grand jury
would investigate the Coler-H Hurley loan -
4 petition in involuntary bankruptcy was filed
against the failed firm Of A. O Brown & Co.
by creditors represented by House, Grossman 4
Vorhaus. - Counsel for receivers of the
Netropoiitan Street Railway Company an
no1Inced the position that the Public Service
Of transfers. - The estate Of Russell Sage
kas appraised at more than 100000, Of which
Hrs Sage gets over S63,0000G0. - Plans for
the funeral of Tony Pastor were announced
Chairman Hitchcock announced the ap
point-nent Of chairmen of several state finance
committees - Callers at Republican national
headquarters expressed optimistic views of the
outlook in the South and West. - II was
reported in Wall Street that the Southern Pa
cifc planned TO increase its dividend payments
and might acquire the Frisco line - Two
women testified in the trial Of charge of ex-
tortion against two patrol-nen, that they were
arrested and released after paving So each to
the policemen. Mrs Charlotte Hitchcock.
who is accused Of killing her husband, was
arained by z commission in lunacy.
THE wEATHER.[ndications for to-day:
Fair; tomorrow. faf-. warmer. The tenpera-
tune yesterday: Highest, 68 degrees; lowest, Sc