New-York tribune., 1908-07-31
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

roRrTGN-The Dutch battIeship Jacob van
-5eeI9elzerll has been ordered TO be made fee1!
for sailing to the Caribbean Sea IN We" VI uie
feeling developed against Nenezuela. --- AZ
,a.-,o,s,ration bv Paris strikers at Flgneux the
troops had to fire az the mop ano TWO e llIeI !" a.
ina The Universal Peace Congress IN
Ior5or took action urging the arrest of aT1na-
o,+s bz- she nations - The Young Turks
are said TO be in control at Constantinopie oul
sonae Christians doubt the sincerity OF uleL III,
tentione =- Prince August fourth son OF
f,nperor William. has taken the degree OF COZ
tor at the University Of Strasburg - . ROD
er4 Sevier. editor Of The winning fost. Mt9
ACQUITTED at Old Bailey of the charge of al.
tempting TO blackmail Jack Joel' nep[eM eg-I, Ga
.'Barnev" Barnato- =Sir Nilli4m Mac,IIe esoI' s
Governor of Newfoundland, Of whose safety fears
were entertained. arrived on the Labrador coast
- Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Farley
arrived at Naples on their way 10 Rome
DoMESTIC-President Roosevelt had day
Of real rest at Oyster Bay: Secretary Wright
and others viii visit him to-day - " imam man
H Taft reached Hot Springs from Clncinnau'
ne viii make only three or four speeches IN liie
coming month The conference OF gov
ernuent lawyers who have been considering the
Standard oil case at Lenox Mass, broke up
and Frank b Kellogg started for his home in
St Paul by way Of New York == The m
quest into the death Of Hazel Drew was closed
Al Troy y Y Thomas L. Hisgen. 1nde-
rendence party nominee for President. had an
enthusiastic welcome when he reached his nome
In Springfield. Mass = Another fatal acc1-
dent occurred at the deadly north crossing near
Seabright. y. J. = Ex-Governor James IL
Pudd OF California died at Stockton. SUITS
attacking the alleged Yellow Pine Lumber trust
were fled in Missouri and Kansas; others VIII
/ be FLED in Texas and Oklahoma == Blood
hounds were sent from PoughkeepSie, n Y, 10
Vermont TO track man who escaped from an
insane hospital and who. the authorities believe.
IS responsible for wor1an's murder.
CTTY-Stoczs were generally firm - It
Was announced here that the sale of the control
of the Provident Life would go on. despite the
unfavorabe reports on the condition Of the Inter
Southern. which seeking the stock ==
The Holy Rollers of Brooklyn were again in
court this time on complaint of the brother of
against her family. == Commissioner Bing-
ham transferred sixty-six patrolmen and lieu
tenants from the Hamburg avenue precinct, in
brooklyn. as 4 result Of the Reig case. ==
The Farman aeroplane was nearly ready for
fieht Samuel Byerley, the postage
stamp bond bidder, had 4 scheme for the es-
tahlishing Of a tweutv-foJr hour national bank
= There was great rejoicing among Turkish
refugees here over the Sultan's amnesty procla-
nation Police Inspector McCaffeTty was
accused of interfering with the District Attorney
of Richmond County. == 1t shown that
an unusual number Of young lawyers were
searching work in vain. - Edward Lauter-
bach. father Of Alfred LaUterbach. the young
lawyer killed in automobile wreck in Will
iamsbridee Road yesterday morning. said that
the accident due to the negligence of the
New Haven Railroad in not providing lights on
the approaches 10 its bridge in Williamshridge
PCad. -- John NJ Knapp. board member Of
The Stock Exchange in the failed firm of Coster.
Knapp e Co. expelled from the exchange
THE wEATHER-Indicatio tions for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest. So
degrees; lowest. 90.