New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-lIarry whitney, who arrived at
St. Johns, said that DR.. Cook had not made
mention OF written records in the boxes which
Commander Peary refused to take on the Roose,
welt: Mr.. Whitney thinks that both men reached
the pole. == NM. Rougier, Bleriot and Latham
made flights at Berlin; Edwards's aeroplane zen
from a height of twenty feet and was badly
damaged. - The Spanish troops are driving
the Moorish forces on Mount Guruga into
T corner. il is reDorted from Madrid that the
campaign is practically closed. - Several
persons were hurt by the explosion of bomb
'fn Barcelona on Monday; strict censorship ana
martial law are still enforced in Catalonia -=
Premier Asouth speaking in the House Of
Commons. rebuked Patrick oBrien for attempt
tng TO make trouble over an alleged Insult 10
she American flag. - Margaret Price Evans
wife OF New York clergyman shot and killed
herself in Wales - The British steamer
clan Macintosh, from Rangoon for Calcutta,
was reported TO have blown up al sea, all except
one of the crew perishng.
DOMESTIC-President Taft spoke at Spo-
Sane on conservation Of natural resources, say
Eng he was pledged 10 follow the Roosevelt pol
5ces and would ask Congress for the legislation
necessary TO put them in force. -= The pro-
sETsmme FOR the meetings Of Presidents Taft and
Daz was made public an Washington. -= \
gold medal for saving a man from drowning at
Detroit In 1895 was presented 20 Secretary Dick
3nsOn in Washington - Lord NoTthcliffe in
an interview made public in Chicago asserted
that Germany Was secretly preparing 20 attack
Great Britain - IL was learned at Bar HaT-
hor Me- that the material which Commander
Peary viii produce TO support his contention
that DR.. Cook did not reach the North Pole
was in completed form. and that as u
had been submitted to the Peary Arctic Club it
would be made public. - James B. Reynolds
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury. paid a visit
10 Franklin MacVeagh. Secretary of the Treas
n NFy, at the latterS summer home in Dublin,
n. H.; only department questions were consid-
cred - II learned at Portland, Me,
that serious charges were contained in the bill
OF equity fled in that city on Monday which
was granted an injunction against the Davis
DAILY Copper Company restraining the holding of
the annual meeting.
CIIY.-StOcks active and higher
The historical pageant of the Hudson Fulton
oelebrdtion, under clear skies and passing before
'nassed millions of persons, proved one Of the
most gorgeous spectacles the city has ever be-
held. == otto T Barnard. Republican candi-
oaie Tor Mayor, took active hold of the cam
paign on his return from Chicago ==-= A
strong wind prevented aviation trial flights,
which Will be made to-day weather permitting
- Cutter races between crews picked from
fhe different warships, American and foreign,
were scheduled a feature Of tO-days varied
AiuuSoll-i'ulton programme. -= Efficient police
management and good nature among the sight
seers marked tho historical parade === Jus
tice Blanchard heard argument and reserved de-
clslon IN The application TO have Park Commits
Sioner Smith ordered 10 revoke Hudson Fulton
stand permits and tear down the stands -
tpne person Was trampled and seriously in
5urcd and thirtN-0ne others tainted or suffered
minor hurts along the line Of the parade
q THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Probable showers. The temperature yesterday:
5. Highest 81 degrees; lowest %.