New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-21
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Many aeronauts tested their ma
chimes at Rheims in preparation for the contests
which will begin tomorrow; there were two
minor accidents China issued a note 10
the powers giving details Of her submission to
Japan in the dispute over the Moukden- Antung
Railway. A dispatch from Mexico City
said that government troops had surrounded
General Reyes in the mountains OF Nuevo Leon;
trouble is feared in Monterey. -= Sunragettes
at Glasgow and Liverpool broke windows in
halls where meetings addressed by Cabinet
members were held; many arrests We're made
g. The note presented TO Turkey by the four
powers exercising a protectorate over Crete ex-
presses regret al the Porte's action in attempt
ing 10 take the settlement of the insular CUES
ton out of their hands == The government at
Cape Town has abandoned the search for the
missing steamer Waratah. - Russian revo-
lutonists robbed train of $4,000 near Kis-
1odovsk and escaped
DOMEST1C.-President Taft had an interview
with Attorney General wickersham al Beverly
Mass. - Major General Leonard Wood said
that neither side had won the war game in Mas
sachusetts. - Governor Hughes returned 10
his summer home Saranac Inn - 1t
was announced at Washington that Rear Ad-
sniral William T. Swinburne would be trans
ferred to the retired list on April "a. 80 An
apology TO William Loeb. jr-. Collector Of the
Port of New York, made by the editor of
The Trades Unionist" for an article appearing
fn that publication - Many passengers had
narrow escapes from death when the Illinois
River steamer Fred Swain burned 10 the waters
edge. near Peoria; all were rescued. 80 In an
address before the National Association of First
Class Postmasters at Toledo Postmaster Gen
policy Of strict economy.
C1TY-Stocks recovered early losses al the
close. g Counsel for Stirling Birmingham
said his client tired OF being made the
goat - Alexander Millar who had been
with z. H. Hartman during his stay abroad
said on his return that reports OF the fnancier's
poor health had been greatly exaggerated. -
Low Tong, q former admirer of Bow Kun, the
slain Chinese girl. and two other Cinnamon were
arrested - The Public Service Commission
decided 20 permit transfer of Bridge Operating
Company stock, but viii hold public investiga-
hon ON the large profits of the company. 80
g. Z. Willard made two unsuccessful attempts
20 beat Glenn II. curtiss's record in flights for
The Scientific American" cup at Mineola. 80
"a conferences Of Democrats including the Big
Five OF Tammany Hall and Edward NJ SHEPARD
Augustus Van Wyck and Eugene Lamb Rich
erds. opposed TO the present regime, has been
called 10 consider candidates. - Several ne
gro women were rescued at a fire by employees
IN The Street Cleaning Department. - Mr.
ana Mrs David Murray got their babies back in
the Children's Court. the little ones having been
detained overnight by the Society for the Pre-
vention OF Cruelty 10 Children after the arrest
OF their nurse. - Justice Goff postponed until
October the bearing District Attorney W-ise's
application 10 clear the naturalization rolls of
Point cadets were in town and talked of appeal
ing their cases TO President Taft
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for TODAY.
tsir and cooler. The temperature Yesterday.
Highest, IS degrees; lowest, So