New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-11
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Circulars have been distributed
in the northern provinces Of China urging boy
coft on japanese goods and enterprises owing %
alleged insults and aggress!0ns. == japanese
newspapers 90 not credit the rumor that the
United States viii protest against the Chinese
japanese agreement \ dispatch from
Seoul said that cholera spreading rapidly.
despite the efforts of the authorities == Cap
tain Roald Amundsen viii take on his polar
peduon twenty white bears which have been
trained by Hagenbecks men TO draw sledges
- L. c. Amery. Of The London Times" was
thrown from his horse and painfully injured in
Canada -= Smetanas opera. "DalibOr."
sung in Berlin and except for a demonstration
by members of the anti-Czech party. owing 20
the appearance OF Emmy Destinn in the leading
part was well received. -= The committee at
Geneva viii investigate the landing Of Edgar W.
Mix in Hungary before awarding TO him rhe
Gordon Bennett Cup.
DoMESTIC--President Taft spoke TO large
number at Fresno. Cal. and then started for
Los Angeles. == Charles r. Crane United
States Minister 10 China. arrived in WASHINGTON
YESTERDAY f-. ana VII mold conference with Sec
Washington that there has been an increase OF
10000 population in the last two decades among
the American Indians. == a reception was ar
ranged in Washington for Samuel Gompers
president OF the American Federation Of Labor
10 take place on Tuesday in recognition of MS
hone coming from abroad. == The state De
paTtment has tsken up the question Of charges
against steamship agents who il has been al
legged, cause poor people 10 mortgage their prop
cry IN order 10 pay for immigration steam
ship tickets == John Raines. majority leader
OF the state Senate, replied in formal
lnent TO the recent charges made by Herbert
Parsons, president Of the New York County
Committee. = Glenn a Curtiss made an
early morning flight in his biplane around the
aero field in Forest Park. in st. Louis. --
= man living at Cass. ". Va. was arrested. ac-
cused OF trying TO poison his mother in law and
her FAMILY. -= IT was announced in Annapolis
that the Naval Academy rifle team would ask
$4,000 damages against Golfers Weeklvr and
that the suits would be filed here tomorrow.
CTTY.-Justice Caynor told of a. promise mazda
him by William Randolph Hearst that the latter
would support him IN THE American" no mat
Ter what party indorsed his candidacy for
Mayor. -= Rabbi Wise in an address 10 the
Free Synagogue, attacked Justice Gaynor for
becoming a candidate the Tammanv ticket
and accepting men like Roesch Sullivan and
Hagan for running mates. II WAS lea rned
that an attack on Hagan Tammany's candidate
Tor County Clerk, made in the last primary
campaign by members of his own party. would
De posted to-day in the citizens exhibit
Many nominees for Assembly. among them a
number OF Assemblymcn who voted last wear
against direct primaries declared for Governor
Hughcss bin and promised to suppor1 if in the
Legislature. -- Charles A. Dana. nominated
IN the 9th District TO succeed Beverley r Rob
lnsoh in the Assembly. was said to be sure OF
election -= The main object of the Triangular
hight being waged in Queens was said To be The
elimination Of Joe Cassidy Democratic nom
inee for Borough President. = Republican
emo fusion managers announced thar every Of
FORT would be made 20 get out a big registration
to-day the last day for the enrolment of voters
THE WEATHER Indications for to-day.
Ram The temperature yesterday: Highest -
degrees; lowest 81