New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The former shah of Persia VIII
leave his country within a week, and his son and
heir is distracted at the idea Of separation from
his parents. -= China has sent note 70 the
powers in which il upholds its attitude toward
Japan IN the Antung Moukden railroad ques-
ton. =- China has agreed to all the questions
relating TO Manchuria between Japan and
China; the latter now awaits the initiative OF
Japan =-= Henry White American Amhassa-
dor 10 France. and Mrs. White were entertained
at luncheon by Emperor William and the En-
press at Wilhelmshohe. == Elidore NillaZon
was inaugurated President Of the Republic Of
Bolivia 10 succeed lsmail Monies. -= Actlng
President Gomez was enthusiastically acclaimed
Provisional President Of Venezuela == Fort
William. ont, placed under martial law
after three hundred strikers had faced the police
sn pitched hattie, in which the chief of police
was killed
DOMESTIC.-President Taft was defeated at
golf again by John Hays Hammond on the
Myopia links; Secretary Carpenter made addl-
fional arrangements for the Western and South
ern trip of the President. The taking Of
testimony was finished at the Sutton hearing i'm
Annapolis; arguments VIII begin to-day. -
in suit filed in Pittsburg, the American Sheet
end Tin Plate Company asks damages of $780,
600 from fty-siX alleged leaders in the strike az
SITS plants in New Castle; the action is unique in
the annals Of PENNSYLVANIA labor troubles. ==
A young was arrested al North Rose, y. Y,
suspicion Of being the murderer of Anna
Schumacher whose body fsund in ceme-
terry at Rochester == Professor William
Bernhard of Washington killed by train
at Burlington, Vt. =- WI Ting-fang. Chinese
Minister to the United States has been recalled
appointed. == The PAYNE tariff law is now in
force at every port in the United States only
Alaska and Hawaii, not having received copies
of the new schedule, operate under the Dingley
. law.
CITY.-StockS strong and active. -
Donald J.. Persch, the young broker accused Of
grand larceny, sent back to the Tombs in
default OF $4,000 bail after his second arrest,
and W. l. Clark. accused of stealing $4,000.
also In connection with the Joyce loan tranSac-
ton, was arrested and released in $4,000 bail.
80 Harry h Thaw was recommitted TO Mat
teawan as a paranoiac by Justice Mills. -
II was learned that Deputy Attorney General
Lloyd, who viii have charge of customs ltiga-
ton under the tariff law. would begin work
on Monday next == Acting Mayor MCGOWAN
and other city officials went on an automobile
trip through Long Island in effort TO collect
cata IN the controversy between the city and the
Long Island Railroad. = Artilerymen from
the forts surrounding New York embarked on
the transport fitzpatrick preparatory 10 the a.
cret invasion of New England in the military
manoeuvres == w. W. ROckhill. new Ambas-
Eador 10 Russia, en- route from China, where he
was minister, 20 his new post, talked encourage
tngly Of the opportunity for American capital in
China, apropos OF the new railroad loan. ==
The largest volume of transactions since early
IN June and new high records for several Of
the Hartman stocks led to reports Of a large
melon" cutting by the Union Pacific
Isaac Newcombe. broker. who has figured In
bankruptcy proceedings, escaped an assistant
marshal with a court order for his detention and
sailed on French liner. Charles T
conference of independent Democrats at Sara
toga, apparently expecting them TO make a
hostile move against Corners, the state chairman
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for TODAY.
Showers. The temperature yesterday: Highest
70 degrees; lowest. g.