New-York tribune., 1909-09-16
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Matthew Henson. Pesry's negro
Sttenoant, said that he and four Esquimaus ac-
Roosevelt is still at Battle Harbor and probably
will not reach Sydney before the end Of the
week - Emperor William watched with
Eyrest interest the work OF the dirigibe Gross III
tn the manneuVres at Wiirtemberg. - The
tZeppelin u, with OrVille Wright and the Duke
tcf Saxe-Coburg on board few from Frankfort TO
iNfannheim. - Spencer F. Eddy has resigned
isrom the diplomatic service, owing to illness in
Dis family and business interests. - The
british War Office is reported to have madc
barge profits by sending back canned meats TO
THE United States. - Count Katsura. outlined
before the Bankers Club at Toxic his plans for
,fhe peaceful development Of japan. - Ad-
.Nices from Rio de Janeiro said that the gov
.e-rrents of Peru and Bolivia had reached an
.sgreement based on the decision Of President
frated his seventy ninth birthday IN Mexico
tity.
DOMESTIC-President Taft in a statement
9iven out at Albany, upheld Secretary Ballinger,
and ordered the. dismissal of L. R. Clovis, an
Egent Of the General Land Office, who made
Tsft began his Journey of thirteen thousand
miles through the West and South, leaving Bos-
ron in the morning and passing through Massa-
ohusetts and New York, crowds cheering him
az every stopping place. - The Department
OF Justice ordered federal prisoners removed
from the Western Penitentiary at Allegheny.
Penn, on account OF bad conditions prevailing
there. - Further appointments of census
supervisors were made by the President. ==
The workers strike at Schoenville, Penn.
was renewed when between three thousand and
four thousand employees walked out. 80 Eight
men were killed in a collision the Nashville,
Chattanooga e. St Louis Railway, near Pegram
Station. Tenn. - Fanny Infusino the child
survivor OF the Utica murder mystery. gave
cleWs 70 the police in regard TO the suspected
murderer - Discussion has been renewed
1n Cambridge. Mass over the erection OF the
proposed memorial bridge spanning the Charles
River. gift Of the Harvard alumni
CITY.-Stocks were active and higher 80
Robert w. De Forest asked the Committee of
One Hundred not 20 consider him as a mayoraity
possibility any longer. - Miss Edith Rebecca
lord, an American woman who died abroad,
provided In her will for many institutions for
the blind, and left the residue Of her estate to
provide pensions for blind men and women in
England 80 Judge Hough in the United
states Circuit Court, upheld the validity of the
s7eloen patents, which he said covered every
d rorn OF modern gasOlene automobile 80 The
will of w. H. NJ. Grevel gave his grandson the
choice Of smoking paper cigarettes or receiv-
cng S2b,f0. - Naval officers and policemen
received instructions for their work during Hud-
'Eon-tulton week - Acting Mayor MCGOWAN
Said he favored a public reception for DR.. Cook.
- The nterbOrough and the Rapid Transit
Subway Construction Company demanded Sill
100000 from the city for extras" in building
the subways- 80 James Stillman was elected
q director of the big -Four" Railroad. -
James n. Beck made public the disputed con-
tract with Glenn II. Curtiss to fly here -
The Cuban Minister of Finance predicted the
biggest sugar crop in the islands history.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
CLOUDY and cooler. The temperature yesterday:
0dighest 7S degrees; lowest, s.