New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Many Cubans were injured in
riot at Sancti Spiritus. Santa Clara province
where General Menocai' the LlpeIa- ~ CaiutL@ I = =
was welcomed on his arrival; there was also
disturbance in Havana - Cholera Is de-
cressing in St Petersburg and the authorities
are making greater efforts TO clean the city
7ccor5ing 70 official reports. there have been
fifteen thousand cases in Russia since the our
break Of the disease == hurricane WhIcH
r7assed over Gtladeloupe drove a coast steamer
ashore and caused heavy damage 10 property
- More than two hundred and fifty thousand
persons marched through the streets OF Lonqon
TO HYDE Park where a resolution concerning
the licensing bill adopted. ~ Twenty
lives were lost in the wreck Of the British snip
Loeb FinIas. from Port Pirie for Callao. on the
-Tacn,snian coast Mail advices from Berlin
ssv that the dynasties Of eleven German states
are threatened with extinction and may soon
pass into the hands Of the Emperor
OOMFSTIC.-President Roosevelt issued
statement at Washington in reply 10 Mr. Bryan s
statement of last Friday. =- William h taft
spoke at the dedication Of q new Young Men 3
Christian Association building in St Paul and
at the Fowler Methodist Church in Minneapolis.
A conflict Of engagements prevented 2
meeting twice arranged for. between Mr.. Taft
and Nr Rryan = Forest fires in the Ad-
trcadaclys were reported TO be beyond the con-
trnl Of hundreds OF men fighting them ==
Tlro1l+h conditions in Western Pennsylvania
= - SI;o a,5 w. 1-;re-i,,is ara oa1,sine, IN
crease suffering. == More than one hundred
voluntary changes in transportation rates dur
ing the last week were announced in the weekly
bulletin Issues by the Public Service Commission
at Albany. --= a seaman wearing uniform
OF TIE United States navy was excluded from
a Jewish synagogue in Boston. == The re-
port OF State Treasurer Julius Hauser, made
public al Albany showed that New York State
had 600 in its treasury. -= The ses-
oui-centennial celebration Of Pittsburg was
opened with religious services
CITY-Stock holders Of the National Bank Of
North America wondered what c. " Morse
would DO with Receiver Hannas S7000eo suit
against the directors which if pressed and won
would clear $500 600 for him. == Worshipping
Jews crowded the Williamsburg Bridge so that
police reserves were called out TO close it -
Fred d. Yuengling. son Of brewer died in the
prison ward Of Bellevue. - Saloonkeepers
received the tip that the police would n
force the excise law Sunday from until
election. - Surveyor Clarkson and Deputy
Coneys overhauled fOrty-thTee power boats.
finding violations thirty-tfree Of them -
W r. Hearst left town last night to make a long
speaking tour in the West. - II was learned
that the trouble over the sewer in the city
watershed at Mount Kisco would probably be
settled to-day - Three prominent athletes
discussed Athletics as a Means Of Character
Building. - A mad dog bit two brothers in
Williamsburg. - The Rev Dr. Robert S.
Macarthur said BRYAN TO blame for the ap-
pointment Of Governor Haskell as treasurer Of
the Democratic National Committee. - The
annual Holy Name rally was held in Brooklyn
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest,
73 degrees; lowest. So