New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Nador and Zeluan have been
captured by the Spanish troops, and the tribes
men are suing f.r peace; il is believed that the
victories mark L, end of the campaign in Mo-
rocco. =-== Deputations sent TO the King by
great popular meetings at Athens and other
leading cities obtained the response that the
sovereign hoped that the Cabinet and Chamber
would grant their demands for reforms. -
Mrs. Chauncey NJ DepeW was painfully injured
n a motor car collision on Saturday. -
Great crowds at Versailles attended the funeral
II the foug officers who were killed in the wreck
II the dirigible balloon Republique. - Only
M. lie Blanc and Henry Farman succeeded IN
getting into the air in the speed contests for
aeroplanes at Berlin; the time was slow; Her
bert Latham few across Berlin TO JohannisthaL
- Frank A. Perret the American scientist,
arrived at Messina and predicted serious earth
uuakes on "Wednesday, owing TO the relative
positions Of the sun, moon, earth and the planet
Mars. - The Quebec provincial government.
Il is reported from Montreal. will prohibit the
sXpOrtation OF unmanufactured timber but viii
aOt impose an export duty on raw pulp wood
DOMESTIC President Taft spent the day in
he Montana copper mining region, descending
3 shaft 1900 feet deep and making several brief
addresses. - In interview in Portland,
Ne, Commander Peary said he did not believe
hat DR.. Cook had left his records and instru-
ments with Harry Whitney at Etah. -
George r. Baer, Of the Reading company. spent
he day on the stand at the hard coal hear
ng in Philadelphia; he denied that there was
any combination to control the output sale
q anthracite coal. - At least fifty persons
were hurt when an explosion in the Offices Of a
aim exchange company wrecked lIe feTsuSon
Building in the heart Of the Pittsburg financial
3istrict "A fight between the United States
Steel Corporation and interests planning a merg-
sF Of independent coke makers, involving $780,
100000, reported in Pittsburg. The Great
Northern Railroad put into operation train TO
cover the l,S14 miles between Seattle and St.
Paul IN forty-six hours, said 10 be the world S
fastest long distance train. - The police Of
Utica say Theodore Rizzo has confessed 20 kid
lapping three children and killing two OF them
recently.
strength. - Il was said that action would
be brought soon against the Collector Of the
Port 70 test his right 10 search American citi-
GEMS == The cornerstone Of the Hudson
memorial monument laid by Governor
Hughes on Spuyten Duyvil Hill. - II was
announced that only severe storm would pre-
vent the historical parade scheduled for to-day.
attempt 10 fly at Governors Island but il was
believed both he and Curtiss would try ascen-
sons to-day. == The Warships In the Hud-
son had quiet day, rain keeping down the
3unDer OF the visitors. - Park Commits
aOner Smith said Riverside Park had been left
Jay HudsOn-FultOn spectators and the shrub
oery n Central Park had also been considerably
damaged. - Staten Islander celebrated the
discovery Of their island and other historic
events. =-= The Interstate Palsade Park was
.Ormally turned over to New York and New
Jersey, represented by Governors Hughes and
Fort respectively. Controller Metz an
bounced that ne would run as an Independent
candidate for reelection in the event that the
Democratic city Convention failed to nominate
aim.
THE NEATHER-Indications for TODAY.
Rain The temperature yesterday: HIehesf "a
iegrees; lowest, 5S