New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Advices from Madrid say that n
war between Morocco and Spain is imminent; IL
is reported that the latter country viii demand
an indemnity 10 cover the cost Of the military
operations around Meilla- - An attempt by
q Dutch bailiff to seize Swedish submarine for
alleged failure to pay for being towed into port
forced the Netherlands government TO make an
apology. - The Hankow railway loan has
not Yet been signed, the British representative
Of the bankers having been unable TO agree 70
the American proposals. - The international
Aeronautic Congress at its closing session at
Nancy France, passed resolutions favoring nav
sgation rules similar 20 those used in sea travel
- Venezuela has replied 20 Great Britain
that 10 change will be made in the 80 per cent
aaaona DUTY on goods goo atdns dfance b
passed both houses OF the Danish parliament;
coast forts are 20 be built north and south OF
the capital end the navy is to be strengthened
DOMEsTIC-President Taft arrived at Salt
Lake City 20 remain until Sunday noon; the
trouble over his plan 20 speak in the Mormon
Tabernacle was adjusted. - II was said at
the Treasury Department that millions of dol
lars worth OF art works were being purchased
abroad by Americans under the new tariff law
a Van Dyck worth 100000 having been received
al the New York Custom House - The new
Tariff Board held its first meeting at the Treas
bard said al Bar Harbor, Me- that he had read
the records submitted 10 him by Commander
Pesry on the Cook controversy and had found
them very interesting. The legislative COM
rnittee on causes of industrial accidents was in
session at Rochester - Commander Peary,
al Portland Me- declined 10 say whether he
- Large buying OF Lehigh Valley stock in
philadelphia was attributed in that city 10 in
terests representing =. r. Hawley. - Dis
orders continued IN the Omaha streetcar strike,
several riot calls being sent out in one hour;
several persons were hurt.
CITY.-Stocks were dull al unirnportant price
changes. - All plans were completed for
the naval pageant and the day and night exhi
bitions 10 take place in the Hudson River for
the opening Of the celebration. - The British
and German fleets arrived. - Job E. Hedges,
Charles s. Whitman and Representative Bennett
pledged their support 20 Otto 7. Barnard. -
II was said that e1-Judge Charles s. Whitman
would be nominated by the Republicans for
District Attorney. - A merger Of the United
States Leather Company and the Central Leather
Company was effected. - Counsel for Justice
Gaynor asked that certain allegations be
stricken from the complaint in General Bing-
expect much trouble from crooks during the eel
ebration. - Herbert Parsons elected
president Of the Republican County Committee
A. Cook received few callers at the Waldorf.
spending most of HIS time preparing for hts
lecture on polar exploration on Monday evening.
go BY the premature throwing Of a switch
the rear Of Fulton street Il" train left the
rails az the Broadway Fulton street loop in East
New York. - II announced that the
stockholders Of tho New Haven road would vote
on October q proposition 20 incr the
capital stock from slO0O00,O00 TO $l4U. 10000
THE wEATHER-Indications for to-day:
Fair and cooler. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, II degrees; lowest. IS.