New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN Admiral Emory landed al
Annoy ard called on the imperial Chinese com
z4iissioners. sixteen hundred men had sIloie
liherrV but were not allowed 10 enter the naive
sitV- dinner for the officers was given IN the
evening. == Henry Farman covered twenty
miles IN twenty minutes in his aeroplane, LYLE
from Nourmelon Rheims == emperor
Nicholas Informally received Crown Prince
George Of Servia, and urged the necessity OF the
abandonment Of a hostile attitude toward Aus
rris The steamer : y. Luckenbach ar
rived at San Juan. Porto Rico, with the fire stll
burning in her held: all the passengers anu
crew are we'll -- A dispatch from Newman
Ret said that there was 40 truth in the Tunlor
that King Edward had been injured IN an auto
mobile accident. =-= -Four British cruisers IN
South African waters have been ordered TO
South America == General Leonard Noou
viii sail for New York to-day
DOMEsTTC.-Mr Taft addressed two great
audiences in Buffalo. reasserting his friendship
for labor and denOUncing the Gompers- Bryan
programme earlier IN the DAY he spoke with
,fsrneS = Sherman IN Utica. - Governor
Hughes made a tour Cf ChautauQua. Cattarau-
gus AlIegany and Sceuben counties. speaking TO
enthusiastic audiences. who promised him q re-
1narkably large vote on Election Day. == Sen
ator 2 c Knox spoke TO large audience at
Pittsburg. arraigning ". J. Bryan and Samuel
CsompeTs. - Lieutenant Governor Chanler
spoke a. Auburn, Ithaca and Johannesburg. y.
Y. j said al Albany that there was
evidence that the recent forest fires in William
RockefeIler's Adirondack preserve had been set
- W. J. Bryan ended The days campaigning
at Cleveland. after denOunCing John D Rookie
and W i Taft IN various speeches = A
letter from William II. Taft. IN which he said
he believed in the immigration law admin
astered by Secretary Straus, was made public
sn Boston.
CITT-Stoczs We're higher - Chairman
HitchcOck of the Republican National Commit
see gave out his Official prediction claiming 325
electoral votes for Taft. == Taft was made a
S-to-l favorite over Bryan in the Wall Street
betting, while the odds on Hughes became 10
10 over Chanler. - Mrs William Astor
died at her home IN this city. = Six ships
brought ln q record number Of aliens for the
season. =@= Il became known that Lieutenant
Governor Chanler had delayed the work Of the
Public Service Commission by refusing TO give
his consent as a property OVne: TO the Broad
NFsy-LeEIngJOn avenue subway route. -= The
Public Service Commission ordered the resJora .
sion Of transfers and & 5-cent fare the 5qth
street line and the MeTrOD DOlitgn company
roads- =- schooner out Of provisions after
fOrty-thTee days of storm asked aid Of a liner
g. Bridge Commissioner Stevenson gain re-
fused u comment on the report or Boiler &
Hodge that the RlaczwelI's Island Bridge was
overloaded. == " II. Willis, referee, handed
sn his report the charges against Magistrat te
s1rOege 70 the Appellate Division == Charles
NJ. Morse occupied the witness stand for six
hours at the Curtis Morse trial. -= Ex-G Gov
e-nor Black was hissed at a college mems meet
sng IN Carnegie Hall for his criticism of Presi-
dent Roosevelt. - Elijah ". Sells continued
tis testimony in behalf 0; Mrs. Howard Gould
IN her suit for divorce
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
fatr; northwest winds The temperature yes
terday. Highest, 81 degrees; lowest, ~.