New-York tribune., 1909-04-19
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORFIGN-Confirmatio Of the reported muir
der of two American missionaries at Adana vas
obtained. one Of them being the Rev u "
Rogers; troops Of the Third Army corps con con-
time TO gather before Constantinop!e, and nave
sent demands for the punishment OF the ieauerS
of the recent revolt: the situation remains crlt-
al and II is r11r7ore9 that the Young Turks may
denose the Sultan. 4 dispatch from
Teheran said that two thousand persons, lncIud-
ing women and children, had been killed IN a
massacre at Astrabad; the Russian government
IS sending troops TO the city. Sonora castro
arrived at Port Limon and expressed her m
tention to return TO ST NaZaiTe3 SIi6 ueIiie tlI'
her husband planned 10 start an lnsuIrectlon III
Venezuela ~ Seventy thousand lnhabItanls
of Vienna went TO Sch0nbrunn to thank the
F7rnneror for his successful efforts to preserve
peace The ceremonies Of the beatlhcation
OF loan of Arc were held at St Peters; a great
crowd comprising many French pilgrims ana
bishops, filled the cathedral -- Ihe WORK OF
organizing the Cuban standing army Is being
rapidly carried out; there IS lack OF competent
officers Three thousand foreign students
were matriculated last year at the University OF
Paris, out Of g total Of seventeen thousand
DOMESTIC was said at Washington that
Senator Aldrich would retire at the end OF his
present tenn, IN 1911 == The DenocIalc
Senators. it was learned at Washington, had de-
cided TO follow, in 50 far as possible the IAN
E1lage OF the revenue bill Of 1864 == Secre-
Eary Dickinson and party left washington Ior
the isthraus ~ II was announced at Wash
ins1on that the Iiberian Commission would sail
Philadelphia that naval officers Of the line VIII
be called upon for an explanation Of resolutions
passed on the Panther criticising Mr. New
berry's order making changes in bureau control
woman eighty years old committed sui
eide with carboic acid in PittsbUrg because her
windows looked cut upon tOrnbstoIes. == A
three -nastcd schooner. the James c. Clifford, de-
serted by CAPTAIN and crew off Mobile as un-
se2r-ortl7v was destroyed by fire some time later
off Pensacola. - Colonel James E Mont
gornery. 2 member Of General Grants staff in
the Civil War. died at Pasadena, Cal
CITY-Dr Manning replied in sermon TO
the charges made against Trinity corporation.
William p. Wilcox. chairman Of the Pub
lie Service Commission for the lst District.
charged that the railroads of the state were
-'acceleratins" public opinion against pending
amendments TO the Public Service commissions
law - County Judge Humphrey Of Queens,
rescued the son Of the hattleship Connecticut s
chief engineer from the woods back of Jamaica,
where he had gone TO find a "dotfer man" for
his sick father. =+A woman was injured and
two persons had narrow escapes .yhen auto
mobile frightened their horse. which. ran into a
surface car -- The police were. preparing for
trouble on the East Side in anticipation of an
increase in bread prices on Friday. == The re-
ceiver for the suspended brokerage rrm Of Ennis
& Stoppani believed that he would hear from
the missing men to-day == \ Baltimore man
was arrested in connection with the shooting Of
his divorced wife, whom 1t was SAID re planned
50 rsrsarrv The widow Of former Presi-
dent Palma OF Cuba arrived here from Havana
with four or her children. An electrician
was smothe-ed TO death and his wife was made
unconscious by TIE shutting of folding bed
Two little girls crossed the Atlantic alone
- Two boys Were killed by trolley cars and
the raotorman in each case was protected from
i-ate citizens by policemen =- Dr. Aked, in
an anniversary letter. urged his congregation to
subscribe fer a costly new church. = The
new Red Star liner Lapland came to port =-=
Il was announced that the city had obtained
land for a small park Hunts Point including
the grave of the poet Drake
TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Showers. The temperature yesterday: Highest,
81 degrees: lowest, 81