New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREfGN.-Commander Pesry sent dis
patch tron Indian Harbor, Labrador by way OF
cape Ray, y T., saying that he had reached
5hc North Pole on April 8. and that the Roosc-
Welt was safe. - Commander Pearys aSser-
fioD that he had reached the pole was not dis
stedifed by scientists and explorers II
was announced in Copenhagen that the King of
Denmark and various scientific bodies would
confer upon Dr. Cook The most signal honors III
Their power. - The Allan Line steamer Lau
rentian, bound from Boston 10 Glasgow, ran
ashore near Cape Race and later broke IN two.
7he passengers, numbering about sixty were
safely landed. --- The International Air Nsvi-
Rsfion Exposition, at Frankfort, Germany, Of
tered $4,000 III aviation prizes TO be competed
for the week beginning October 3. =-= Eleven
thousand Spanish soldiers We're ordered TO Mo
rocco 10 reinforce General Marina and others
ere expected 10 follow. =- Walter s. Bond.
of New York. was reported 10 have broken the
time record for climbing Mount Blanc, perform
sng the feat In nine hours. == The banns for
she marriage Of Prince Miguel Of BFaganza and
Miss Anita Stewart were published at Dingwall
Scotland
DOMESTIC Secretary Ballinger Of the De
partnlent Of the Interior paid visit to Presi-
dent Taft al Beverly, Mass. -=--= The strike at
E1cKee's Rocks was ended practically by the an
s1ouncement Of the manager of the Pressed Steel
Car Company that the demands of the men
would be granted, with the exception OF in
crease IN wages. which is impossible at this time.
- Appointments were made by the STATE
Department under its reorganization Of the
division Of Far Eastern affairs. - The torso
az a young girl was found wrapped in a sack
tn q creek near Detroit: the head, arms and legs
were not discovered. == Two men We're
drowned at Hampton Roads the launch they
occupied having fouled the propeller Of the sup
ply boat Panther. -- James Z. McGregor
celebrated his 10eth birthday al North Newport,
X. H - Captain Albert Gleaves, L. : y,
reported the discovery Of the shallowest water
sn the northern Pacific Ocean.
cITY.-Justice Gaynor replied TO the letter or
Abraham Abraham. James McAIahon and others.
sEking him to run for Mayor. and said he would
accept an Independent nomination. =- More
than sixteen thousand union laborers marched in
7he Labor Day parade --- ]. }. Higgins anc
A. II Murray were named as the principal can
Sidstes for tho presidency of The Bronx, to bc
eeCided bv the borough aldermen to day
There Labor Day celebration on Ward
Island the hospital inmates taking part. -=-
The Committee Of One Hundred renewed its AT
7sck Joseph s Flaunerv by reviewing his
connection with the Greensboro Bridge Condem-
7fsf1on proceedings. = Joseph Elslnger.
church orRsnist. Vsas killed when an automobile
7uTned turtle in Pelham Manor =--- DR.. " 1.
Telter said that Alfred Moselay believed the
American edUcstional svstem included too MANY
women teachers =--- riends Of Controller
Metz made preparations to meet him down thu
hay on the Sirius and advance his boom for
Mayor. ---- Three lone Minute Men hsrrangued
small Labor Dsv crowd in Union Square.
THE ~EATHER.-Indication for to-day
ialr and warmer The temperature yesterday.
fIighcst. u desreea. lowest, o.