New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
THE NEWS THIS HORNING.

FOREIGN.-Dr. Frederick a. Cook landed at
Copenhagen amid scenes Of great enthusiasm
and reiterated positively that he had found the
North Pole --=-The Trihune's corresp pondenta
in London and Paris say that scientists general
ly accept DR. Cooks statement that he has dis
covered the pole. - Clyde Fitch. the Ameri-
can playwright. died 81 Chalons sur Marine. fol-
lowing operation for appendicitis. =# The
Tribune's correspondent in London says that a
general election before the end of March is con-
cedeo by men Of all parties in politics. il is be
lieyed that the UPPER house VIII reject the
budget. - The Chinese-Japanese agreement
regarding Manchuria was signed at Peking;
China will open four towns to trade in the
Chien-Tao district and will permit Coreans to
settle in the region. == The Sultan of Mo-
rocco has freed the rebel FL Roghi from the
punishment OF exposure in an iron cage =
Lii Jiasu, grandson of Emperor Menek of
Abvssinia' has been pubiciT proclaimed heir
apparent. 80 Six hours were saved for her
passengers by the steamship CarOnia in their
trip from Fishguard to London. = More than
six hundred Chinese students assembled at Pc
king take competitive eXamina tionS for col
lege courses in the United States
DOMESTIC. - President Taft at Beverly
Mass, received a dispatch from DR.. Cook telling
OF the discovery OF the North Pole and sent
message of cOngratulation. - The Income
Tax League Of the State Of New York was or
ganiZed at Albany == Three persons were
killed and seventeen injured when the Royal
Blue FLYER on the Baltimore & OHIO Railroad
was derailed by train wrecker near New
Castle, Penn. The preliminary programme
for the Inauguration Of DR.. Abbott Lawrence
Lowell as president OF Harvard University was
made public al Cambridge. Mass. - Three
adults and a child were drowned in a pond near
Pulaski, Y. Y. - Corporal Lysle Crabtree
Troop B. ID Cavalry. found guilty of killing
Captain John g Raymond his troop commander,
and sentenced 10 life imprisonment in LcaVen-
worth penitentiary; the verdict announced
at Omaha. State militia officers Will at
tend instruction courses at the Army Medical
School, Washington. == G. " Murray re-
ported the need Of a larger mobile military
force, especially for the protection Of the Ha-
Haiian Islands.
CITY-Extra ordinary efforts were being put
forth by the railroad COMPANIES handle the
passenger and baggage traffic tomorrow and
Tuesday, when the crowds viii pour into the city
after the Labor Day holidays. == The Re
publican stand for the nomination Of a yOr-
atty candidate pledged to decline Tammany
Hall Endorsement appeared To bar Justice Cay
nor. = Ralph 5. Shainyald, jr-, Of the Arctic
Club Of America, who went from Paris TO Co
penhagen to greet DR.. Cook. sent q cable mes
sage 10 Captain Osbon secretary Of the club
that Cook had reached the pole beyond doubt
and that the demonstration in Denmark was
wonderful. Justice Crane denied the
prayer Of a Consolidated Exchange broker for
injunction restraining the New York Stock
Exchange from stopping dealings between the
members of the two exchanges. == The Cen
tral Federated Union expects to have $4,000
men in the Labor Day parade. = Collector
Loeb justified his search Of incoming passengers
by showing the contraband taken from them
after they had come on the steamship piers. and
said there would be no let up in vigilance
= The West Side Young Mems Christian AS
sociation announced Il course of instruction in
practical aeronautics. The certificate Of
incorporation Of the Fusion Party was signed
- Superintendent Maxwell replied to the
Bureau OF Municipal Research the question
OF part time in the city schools. == A Brook
lyn woman killed her husband and shot herself
- The Hippodrome was reopened.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest II
degrees; lowest, 81.