New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-09
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-King Gustaf Of Sweden has APP
pealed TO the leaders of the strikers and en-
ployers, urging compromise; the strike is ex-
pectet 10 spread to-day. and there are threats
of violence in Stockholm - Advices from
Toxic said that the japanese government ex-
pected no serious opposition to the reconstruc-
ton OF the An-Tung and Moukden railway; u
was reported that China had withdrawn objec-
tions. 49, dispatch from La PaZ says that
Or Nilla8on may not be inaugurated as Presi-
dent OF the republic, owing 10 his alleged friend
illness 10 Argentina. and that serious trouble is
brewing. - BoliVians at Guapai stoned the
houses Of Peruvian and Argentine residents
So The Cunard Line announced that its east
bound steamers from New York would stop at
Fishguard 10 land passengers and mails for
London. == The French government is pleased
with Germany's exertions 20 induce Turkey TO
modify demands regarding Crete = There
are fears that owing 10 the ice blockades of
Labrador. the families of twenty-five thousand
fishermen may suffer.
DOMESTIC.-President Taft spent quiet day
al Beverly Mass attending church and enjoy
Ing sn automobile ride. == It was announced
nt Buffalo that William J. Corners would file
papers to-day in suit against the owners OF
''Collier's Weekly for 500 000. == Two men
were killed when an automobile plunged down a
seventy-hve-fOOt embankment into the Con-
necticut River at Riverside, Mass. == "a small
launch with nine men and one woman on board
turned turtle in Maumee Bay, near Toledo. and
the woman and two men were drowned. -
The Rev. Or. A p. Simpson collected s5S.500 at
meeting OF the Christian Missionary ALI
ance at old Orchard Beach, Ne. == Samuel
Yale. is seriously I'll on board the yacht Wakiva.
g. More than one hundred yachts answered
the dress ship signal from the flagship Aloha.
Commodore A Curtiss James, I'm Newport Har-
Dor.
CITY-A committee Of Supreme Court jus
tces recommended certain reforms in court pro-
cedure 70 lessen the laws delay" = Two
boys were drowned in Spuyten DuyVil Creek.
one lad seizing the other in death grip and
dragging him beneath the surface. == c. w.
kinsella and his chauffeur were thrown from a
high power racing car when il plunged over a
hank near New Rochelle and so badly injured
that there Is little hope Of their recovery. 49,
Lewis Nixon praised Secretary KnoN's plan for
q commission 10 investigate the country's COM
merce. 80 II was thought some slight en-
bafrassmsnt might result 10 horse owners who
have been racing their animals abroad from the
clause IN the new tariff law forbidding the re-
entry free Of exported animals Local
Democrats were stirred by call from Buffalo
Tor a conference Of Democrats al Saratoga 10
which Corners, Murphy. Mcclellan and McCar-
ren VIII not be Invited. - A burglar who was
killed by a fall OF 1--WE stories after running
across the tops OF tin roofs failed 10 rouse the
tieepers OF ''Hells Kitchen - Seventeen vol
nnteef hfesavers swan Hell Gate, twelve finish
Ing the entire course Of more than five miles
without accident the five failing 10 finish being
exhausted by the fight with the rapids
THE WEATHER.-Indicatfons for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 81 degrees; lowest, 70.