New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Marines in the Kassim barracks
31ear the American Embassy in Constantinople'
snutinied. but were promptly brought to surreh-
der by troops under Schefhet Pacha; an 1nNeI-
Tory Of Abdul Hamid's treasures is being made
by a parliamentary commission - MISS
Elizabeth Webb. an American missionary at the
girls school at Adana, has sent an account OF
the first days Of the massacre ~ Dr Manner
.Arnador the first President Of the PanaInan Re
public died in Panama City. == James HaZen
Hyde and his chauffeur were condemned by ue-
fault to one month each IN prison ana were
fined for running into a ta2icab and ln!uTlng
passenger. - Orville and Wilbur Wright ar
rived IN London to receive the gold medal OF the
.Aeronautical Society: it is believed that the
War Office viii purchase one or more OF thelr
=aaronlanes - MI Roosevelt, in a letter 20
Cardinal Satolli said that he expected TO pre-
sent his respects to the Pope next year -
Ex-President Castro is said TO be planning TO
sue the French government for having eXpeHeI
him from Venezuela - A coo colo %ane HO,s,,5 ~
Northwestern France has seriously damaged
1TFlit crops and vineyards
DONESTTC.-Public Service Commissioner
Thomas NJ Osborne made public an opinion IN
the matter Of the application OF the BuiIalo
Rochester & Eastern Railroad Company for a
certificate Of convenience and necessity; he dis
scented from the opinion of the majority Of the
l,oard.-One hundred troopers with horses lett
Fort Myer Virginia. on thirty-day march over
the route of Grants army. == The SIX work
men who were marooned at the end OF pier al
old Orchard. -s1e@ were taken on IN roNpoatS
- The fU4ferai Of Miss Helen A Marden. the
Smith College girl who slain the campus
on Thursday was held at her parents home in
<SonoervilIe Mass President Schurman of
Cornell University addressed the NatloisAi Peace
Conference in Chicago - The fruNscrop OF
colorado was saved from being killed by frost
ly hOnfres and smudges. - Boyle, the al
legged kidnapper Of the Whitla boy. was SAID al
Mercer Penn to be in such state Of nervous
collapse that his trial set Tor WEDNESDAY might
have TO be postponed.
CITY.-Tan Eeden announced that he was
ready to launch his first cooperative colony in
North Carolina - The police were searching
for a girl OF fourteen, who had been missing 70!
two weeks. There was still a danger that
the injury to a jurors tongue might halt the
lIains trial - Hebrew women started q fund
10 aid widowed mothers in their homes -=
The New sdealers' Association engaged counsel
10 fight the plan of the Centadrink Company 10
snstau drinking fountains under the elevated
stations - Considerable opposition devel-
oped the proposed sale by the city Of the
triangular plot bounded by the Brooklyn Bridge
epproacn North William street and Park Row.
4 collection Of photographs and surveys
relating 10 architectural Tefnements was in
stalled in the Brooklyn Institute. = Dr. Oar
1ington disagreed with citizens Of Staten Island,
who protested against the building of a sana-
forum for tuberculosis patients near their
homes Many persons failed to attend the
benefit performance at the Academy OF Music
FOR Mrs Petrosino through fear of the Black
Hand Change OF Wears at St. Johns
Chapel caused some dissatisfaction, which was
-orenIv expressed to DR.. Manning by one Of the
1arishfoners St Andrews Church cele-
brated the eighth anniversary Of the inaugura
sior Of an early morning mass for worlingmen
downtown - Members of the New York and
New Jersey Livestock Exchange planned the re-
Sival OF the stock raising industry in the East
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair The temperature Yesterday Highest 81
degrees; lowest, 40.