New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

1aoR RrTGN-The Sultan of Turkey is he'd
,-irtualz a prisoner in the VI z Kiosk by forces
of The Salonica army. which after SIX houI9
hard fehting in the Pera quarter oeIeatSH oeIIt @ ~.
-v-C,,.- io,-al 10 the throne: the casualties are
said 10 run lar inlo the. thousands; two amer
cans were Wounded the inE-CerS at I oLLoe =.
tablishe.i good order in the city N. ne -, -
,1r status of the Sultan IS still in DOUBT one
faction a9fareTItly- desires 70 GeIoSe MN, ~
another wishes 10 keep him on me @ ll-loie I--
,7er~izing him Of practically All power -.
Heirri1h Conried formerly director OF lle ~ w.
rol,oIitan DDera House suffered an dpoAiott- A-
stroke st BozeT TyroL ana Hls tSoseyeIt
a,,5 as 1.srfv passed their first night in camp
- v-,;+; plains Reports from the eartr-
go a. l75sf,i-r IN Portugal showed that at least
eighteen persons had been killed ano man ; IA
iured; the King went 10 the ailllcIeu Iesio'-
DOAIEST1C-T American Society OF Inter
nati5nal Law closed its third annual Session @ -
W1s5lington by re-electing Lhhu hooe It5s1+ "a
dent ana making Nj tatL noACIaIS "a "a SS.o,-.
- The question Of authority between SecIe
far- Naeel o. the Department OF commerce anu
Labor and Director No-ta OF the census I. tou
,eau calsed two conferences between President
Taft and the Secretary -- Inc 0SIIao'
Finance Committee agreed on q compromise be-
tween manufacturers Of print paper and Jhose
who demanding free pulp. ana feductu uutIo -
on paper. and decided on q continuance OF IIe
present rate Of Is per cent ad Vaioreln OF l LISS
The Daughters OF the American h5NoI-- N
ton closed their eighteenth congress IN WASH
ington. == A project for the construction OF
three huge dams on the Connecticut River. in
volvire- the expenditure of between S5,000Og9
and So 600 600 vas reported at LittIeton y II
All danger from ice in the Niagara RlFtT
was declared to be past by Henry A kunze,
who has had charge Of the dynaInltlng. -
II was announced at Albany that more than a
million trees would be planted by private land
owners as the result Of q plan OF Commissioner
RhipDle Of the state Forest. Fish and Game
Department. == II was said at Albany that
final adjournment Of the Legislature would prob
ably take place at the end Of this week.
CTTY-Stocks were strong. - 1t was said
ffa1- ir1-, -r.-S q
had given sufficient evidence on which to ask
indictments against the persons responsible fo-
the recent attempt 10 snuggle five trunks II
Paris frerv. ==- AGele BOas the thirteen year
old daughter Of Arthur T. Boss. manufacturer
OF spool silk, disappeared == Senator MCC2r-
ren settled his Indebtedness TO Ennis & Stop
pani. == 1t was said that Representative Par
sons had asked President Taft and Secretary
NageI 10 appoint Thomas " WAittle to succeed
Robert Watchorn as Commissioner Of 1mmigTa-
ton here ~ TIE Rev. DR.. John p. Peters
and other supporters Of the Brough excise bill
answered the arguments Of opponents Of th7
measure at the weekly luncheon Of the City
Club. - Two shots were fred at Newark
priest by man against whom the priest haQ
brought action for defamation Of character.
Several q his railroad associates gave a
birthday dinner for Senator Depew at Del-
rnonfco's -- II WAS announced that Peter r.
Collier would 3e buried in consecrated ground
on his farm at EaJ0ntoyTl. y. J =-= Two men
were arrested for robbing house belonging to
STEPHEN Peabody. == Byron " Holt. discuss
ing The tariff at meeting Of the Academy ~
Political Science, said that the colleges had
r,1uzzled the professors who advocated free
trade. - Socialists planned meetings TO ce4e-
brate AIay day. =- owen sullivan q corporal
of artillery On guard duty at Fort Wadsworth
atteroptea suicide 4 state funeral at the
capitai and a military funeral at Waterbury were
held yesterday fer the late Governor Lilley Of
Conaecticut.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest
e degrees; lowest, 80