New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Professor Ferrer. convicted OF
revolutionary activity, shot at the Mont
Juich fortress, in Barcelona: the execution
caused great excitement among socialists in
Europe, and rioting occurred at Paris where
an attempt was made to kill n. Lepine, Prefect
of Police, and at Rome. -- A socialist news
paper Of Brussels says that in agreeing TO the
execution of Professor Ferrer King Alfonso
signed his own death warrant. -= Juan ].
Estrada, who is at the head of q revolutionary
movement in Nicaragua. has had himself elected
provisional President Of the republic. -= An
imperial edict was issued at Peking. recognizing
me provincial assemblies. members Of which will
be chosen to form the imperial assembly which
viii draw up the constitution -= James N.
fSafIie was granted divorce in London from
his wife, who Miss Mary Anseu. -
Advices from Victoria indicated that Japanese
and Canadian seelers had been raiding rookerIes
New York, was elected from his hotel in ST.
Petersburg by order Of the police who said his
passport had expired.
DOMESTIC.-President Taft spent the dav in
Arizona, speaking at several places - IT
was said at the State Department that the case
OF charles r. Crane was regarded as a closed
incident. - After having held IN and robbej
a bank at Highland Park, a Chicago suburb ?
Wen dressed man shot and killed himself when
pursued and cOrnered. --- The p9-fain
senger and four members of the crew of the lake
steamer George Stone, of Cleveland. were lost
ont == The balloon New York which left s..
Louis on Tuesday morning In an attempt 10 win
INC Lahm Cup, landed in Chesterfield County
va ---- Ihe Republicans Of Rhode Island in
convention al Providence, nominated A state
ticket headed by Governor Aram ] Pothier
-- Carlos c. Alden. legal adviser Of Gov
erhof Hughes. resigned because Of III health
CITY-Stocks were strong - Rock Island
sno HaNley interests acquired control of the
missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company
- An operation for appendicitis was Der-
formed on Senator Patrick H McCarrcn. -
assistant District Attorney Elder, Of BROOKLYN
gave OUT statement cOrTObOrating to some ex-
tent the charges made by Mr.. Wins that Justice
eiaynor, McCarren and Gene" Wood had con-
1erred on racetrack litigation following the mas
sage or the Hughes anti-gambling bill -
otto 7. Barnard spoke at several enthusiastic
meetings on the East Side. == officers of the
American Hebrew National Organization called
on M Barnard and pledged that examinations
support OF him and the fusion ticket - 1t
was SHOWN that Tammany had refused TO save
70 The city the l50000,O00 gallons Of water lost
daily. == Mr.. Barnard addressed the oras nj
zaton meeting Of the Columbia University Re-
publican Club. == Four Tammauv mon tho
last Of the nine indicted were arrested for the
theft or the Independence League name and en-
blem. -= Another arrest was made in the al
legged swinole OF the State Bank. Of Grand street
- Marvin Hughitt president Of the Chicago
Northwestern Railroad, was elected to the board
OF directors or the New York Central, 10 succeed
y. II. Hartman. - It was learned that The
=. ]. du Pont de Nemours Powder Company had
nao certain OF its securities admitted TO quota
tiOn on the New York Stock Exchange -- 4
government official said that no unrea soma ble
delay might be expected In the future in the ad-
mission OF old masters. The viii of Holm
Wallace made specific bequests Of more than a
million dollars.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Partly cloudy. The temperature YESTERDAY:
Highest 4S degrees; lowest. 80.