New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-31
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Earl Grey, Governor General OF
Canada, lost while hunting in JerVis Inlet
again broke her westward record by two hours
and fifteen minutes her passengers reaching
London via Fishguard at 1928 p. m. -
Ricardo JimineZ, who favored by President
Zelaya of Nicaragua, was elected President OF
Costa Rica- - a breakfast in honor of the
aeronauts was given at Rheims: cordial speeches
were made. - The Zeppelin III forced
20 land at Bulzig on account Of an accident TO
her propeilers. =. sharp earth shock &C.
CURED IN the Canal Zone. but no damage, APP
parently, has been done 10 the works. - A
serious epidemic Of typhoid fever has broken
was elected president of the British Association
for the Advancement OF Science for the year
1sl0-'l1-
DOMESTIC.-President Taft disposed of i'm
portant State Department matters with Secre-
tary Knox al Beverly, Mass: il was announced
that the President would return TO Beverly next
summer and that Henry Hoyt had been selected
councillor Of the State Department
President Diaz started a fund for the relief Of
Monterey with a subscription Of $4,000 and the
American Red Cross began work in aid of the
CITY which is Threatened bv a food and wafer
famine. - dispatch from San Jose. Costa
Rica, 10 Senior Calvo the Costa Rica Minister
10 the United States. said that the returns indi-
Gated the election of Ricardo Jimenez 10 the
Presidency. - Governor Hughes OF New
YORK entertained Governor Fort Of New Jersey
az Saranac Inn. New York. - Assemblyman
Conklin al Albany denounced the system of di-
rect nominations - Upon the resumption Of
school after the summer vacation only three of
the two hundred children Of steel strikers al
McKees Rocks Penn, appeared; a sign posted
opposite the school read, We are all on strike"
- Coal operators and miners held confer
ence at Pittsburg in attempt 10 settle the
dispute over the use OF hameless powder; more
than six thousand miners out, and it is
feared the strike will spread unless agree
ment is reached. The Norwich, said TO
have been the oldest steamboat in active service
was burned al Kingston, y. Y; she was built
seventy years ago
-CITY.-Stocks were strong - z H Har-
riman dictated a statement over the telephone
saying that a medical examination had assured
his recovery. - A company was formed 70
take over the work of establishing Mrs. Russell
Sages model village for workingmen on Long
Island near Jamaica. - John F. Murray was
ough president Haffen. - The cohorts of the
Bowery made the East Side and College Point
ring with their enthusiasm the occasion OF
the annual outing Of the Big Tim" Sullivan as
ISOLATION - The Consolidated Milk Exchange
raised the price Of milk paid to farmers one
quarter OF a cent quart. - The new City
Directory showed 1892 more names for Man
haitian and The Bronx than last year -
Stanley Roberts, a Baptist clergyman, died in
the surf az Point Lockout Beach. after having
saved his friend, Harry c. Meyers of Freeport,
Long Island. from drowning. - With the
closing OF the chidrens summer Fairgrounds
and roof gardens ii was announced that more
than one hundred thousand had visited the for
mer daily and that twenty-five thousand had
gone 70 the latter every night - Diss Debar
announced that the Mahatma School would open
ana said the police dared not arrest her. -
IL was said that Curb brokers would be prose-
cuted for circulating misleading information re-
garding mining stocks through the mails -
District Attorney Jerome warned the Fairmont
A c. that the Ketchel- Langford fight must not
be held in this city. - A $4,000 necklace was
taken IRON young woman arriving here by the
customs officials and il was said complicated
question OF law might arise. == The Waters
Pierce OIL Company announced its property in
Texas for sale
THE observation-disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest. 70
degrees; lowest. 81.