New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-M. Bleriot made a record for the
airship course al Rheims, and NJ Paulham COW
cred the distance three times, ascending 10
height Of about five hundred feet President
Faleres was spectator. == The Spanish
army, according 10 dispatch from Melilla, Is
unable TO move owing 10 baG transport service,
fears expressed Of epidemics among the
troops. $50 The body Of Lord Eliot, eldest >on
Of the Earl Of St Germans, found al the
family home. Port Eliot gunshot wound
caused death. =- More than one hundred and
fifty persons We're drowned IN MOntevideo Har
Dor following a collision between an excursion
steamer and the North German Lloyd liner
Schlesien == Another serious rebellion has
broken out in Yemen, Southwestern Arabia.
- The Russian army manPuyres began;
Emperor Nicholass departure for the Crimea
has been postponed until September l3. -
Advices from Constantinople say that the in
cident between Turkey and Greece regarding
Crete is closed Turkey viii propose changes in
the insular government 10 the powers.
DoMESTIC.-President Taft, at Beverly. con-
sented 10 review the army veterans of Essex
County, Mass, on September II. - The
United States Circuit court in Chicago perma-
nently enjoined the Interstate Commerce Com
mission from fixing railroad rates except in spe-
cifc cases thus giving back 10 the companies
the right 10 set their own charges. =- Mrs.
Rose Sutton obtained permission TO have the
body OF her son. Lieutenant James y. Sutton.
eNhumed and an autopsy held upon il To de-
termine, IL possible, the manner Of his death.
80 District Attorney J. A. Jordan, Of Pitts
burg, received orders from Washington 10 begin
investigation to-day Of the Pressed Steel Car
strike at MoKee's Rocks. == The benzoate
y
Food Convention I'm Denver. Secretary Wilson
and President J. O Emery taking opposing
views. == Frederick ". Lehman, president
Of the American Bar Association, In his annual
address delivered at Detroit, said the excise tax
upon corporations had a significance far beyond
its revenue features. Marble House the
villa Of Mrs. O. II. p. Belmont al Newport R. l.
was thrown oDen 10 the public in connection
with meeting in the interest Of woman's suf-
rage; Mrs Julia Ward Howe was in attend
ance == one life was lost in connection with
hotel FIRE in Elmira, Y Y ==- The American
Board OF Commissioners Tor Foreign Missions
al Boston received word 81 the loss Of the mis-
slonary steamer Hiram Bingham and the death
or her master I'm the Pacific Ocean
CITY.-Stocks were irregular at unimportant
changes == T. II. Hartman, back from
Europe though three times near collapse re-
ceiNed reporters and discussed business cOndi-
lions. =- Stirling Birmingham wrote 10 the
directors Of the Windsor Trust Company. accus-
ing }. j. Rollins of making misleading state
ment oI the comIanys part in the joyce loan
- II became known that experts would pro-
pose PaIt ownership by the city solution
or The Metropolitan Street Ra ilWav problem
= Tammany seemed likely To nominate J,--
rome for reelection as District Attorney. -=
Two Cinnamon were locked up on charges Of
homicide In connection with the murder OF the
Chlncse girl Bow Kun. Coin collectors
objected 10 the action If the Treasury in re-
moving the initials of Y. T. Bremen the de-
sgner, from tho second issue Of the Lincoln
penny. -- John ID. Rockefeller offered 500 600
Tor the endowment fund ~ The American col
lege IN Rome when the fund reaches 5000. 600
= Ex-Governor Oden. who returned from
Europe, Thought the Republicans might elect
their candidate for Mayor on an economy plat
form. -- A list OF the chief stoclzh0l6ars %
the New Haven road showed that the personnel
had changed only slightly in the last year
THE WEATHER.-Indications tor to-day:
Falr The temperature yesterday. Highest s.
degrees; lowest. 65.