New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
THE NEWS TINS M0RNING.

FOREIGN--AH the troops garrisoning the
Eildiz Kiosk have surrendered TO the army of
Salonica; the invading commanders have al
lowed the Sultan TO remain in the palace; IT IS
reported that commission viii be appointed 70
decide his fate. -= Nassacres continue IN
SYRIA: il is reported that twenty-five thousand
persons were murdered in Adana Province:
Hsdjin is said he fire and alarm IS felt for
the American women missionaries: the disOr-
S7ers are widespread that 1t IS impossible 10
,neet appeals for aid -= The Shah of Persia
1as consented Ia prolong the arrnistice at Tabri%
end permit the entrance Of supplies into the
CITY. his action is asCTlbed 10 fear OF RUSSIAN
Intervention. = NJ. Roosevelt killed two
Nvfldebeests and a gazele on his first shooting
"Trip near haplu Plains: the party has started
for the ranch of Sir Alfred Pease on the Athl
River: two p0rters in the expedition have been
attacked by smallpox. = The Hon Ronald
Pamsay brother Of the Earl Of Dalhousie. either
fen OF jumped from the steamer Cleveland,
which sailed from New York on April i --
The loss Of life in the earth shocks in Portugal
3r3Y reach two hundreds thirty nine bodies have
been recovered from two villages. == Helm
rich Conried is SIN unconscious and little hope
q his recovery is entertained
DOMESTIC-The President. the Vice-P Pres-
dent and Speaker Cannon viii take part in the
dedication Of Washington Park at Alexandria
Va Friday == The body OF ex-senator
Stewart of Nevada. WIS cremated At Washing
tor. == A high wind aided still further n
clearing ice from the Niagara River. == En-
Representative Joseph ". BabCoch was reported
seriously ill At Washington == Eight persons
Were drowned through the CapSiZing Of a tow
boat in the Nississippi River south of New Or
leans. =-- II was said AT Wilkes Barre Penn.
that the anthracite operators would sell ten
million tons Of coal now IN storage before turn
ing out the largest possible daily output. -=
\ fire which broke out in the Battery Park
Hotel at Asheyille. X. G, drove about two hun
si-ed guests, including Mrs Augustus Il. Van
Nzck Mrs James Osborne and Nine Olive
Fremstad. from the building. = II was said
at Beverly Mass that work on the summer
home Of President Taft was being rushed.
CTTY.-4t was learned that the AQueduct
Commission was going ahead with the Patter
son reservoir in opposition TO the MavoT and
The Corporation Counsel == General Hains
Resisted all attempts of the lawyers who de
Tending his son 10 persuade him to have the
latter declared insane at the present time ==
Richard Croker said he Was more interested in
his entries for the Derby than in mayoralty
candidates here -= A tobacconist who had
been arrested. charged with splitting in a mans
1ace. dropped dead in 4 police station. -
one woman was badly hurt and two others we're
injured in 2 runaway while d funeral party was
crossing the Williamsburg Bridge. -= Drug
Glsts planned - send delegation to Albany to
oppose the Brown bill. -= The rector Of St.
Georges Episcopal Church said the church
would not take uD thu Emmanuel movement.
one in the West plaising Harrimans projects.
== 1t was said that the French Steamship
Line might establish direct service between
aeNico and Europe. aYaillng itself Of the traffic
from the Tehuanrepoc National Railway. ----
The Lambs announced the programme for their
annual eambol- =-= Policeman fired shots at
an automobile party. which had run down d
1nan ia a vain attempt 10 stop them. --- The
reward Tor Adele Boas. thirteen years old. miss
ing since Friday, was raised to $1,000. -=
The trustees Of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum
voted against the conditions OF A 81 100000 be
quest 70 FIVE Hebrew charities. \ hoy
slsying on the Manhattan approach to the
Greensboro Bridge fell 10 the street. receiving
2 broker arm and possible fracture of the
skull - L was announced that Receiver
Russell had conferred with Ennis and StouDanf
and that the failed brokers would probably an
near 70 answer Questions az the investigation
into their affairs.
THE WEATHER-Tndications for to-day:
Psrtly cloudy. The temperature yesterday
Highest. IS degrees: lowest. 80.