New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-14
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORFIGN-The Spanish government has or
dered all its warships 10 Melnia, wfere IL Is
believed they VIII support tTeheral MARINE 10 :
advance against the Moors; tie sarrlsons AT the
penal settlements are still hard pressed -
The Subcommittee on defence appointed by the
iynuerial conference in London refused 10 up
hold Admiral Lord Charles Reresfords charges
of inefhciency against the Admiralty: 80 A
homogeneous imperial British army OF torty SIX
divisions is planned in the scheme adopted by
the conference IN LONDON ~ luIhe. 80
rnitted another note to Greece, insisting on
formal declaration that the latter country en-
tertained no ambition regarding crete. --- a
british battleship left Malta for Crete. and II is
understood thai the other protecting powers
Will order warships there in order 10 enforce
respect for Turkish sovereignty. == president
Yiliazon in his message TO the Bolivian Congress
urged that the boundary dispute be setIle9 og
resorted To violent means TO enforce their de-
rnands: warships have anchored near the palace
at Stockholm.
DOMESTIC-President Taft conferred at
Beverly with Secretary Nagel, Postmaster Gen
eral Hitchcock and L. Dana Durand on the ap-
pointrnent Of census supervisors - IL was
announced al Washington that DR. Yen Wei
Ching second secretary Of the Chinese LeSa-
ton had been recalled by his government. -
II was said in Washington that the naval au-
thorities might decide 10 adopt type OF So,oOO.-
ton battleshp with battery of twelve l4-lnch
guns - Arguments were finished al the
Sutton hearing in Annapolis, Henry NJ DAVIS
attorney Tor the 9Gllohs, IIlililotlIls liia' -,
tenant Adams had guilty knoWleuse OF Lle
oregon lieutenants death, the findings OF the
court viii be made public al Washington. -
The controversy between the Chicago street
railways and their employees settled at
meeting of the street railway officials ana ON
cials the union. Under cover Of heavy
fog, the Pressed Steel Car Company landed
two cars of strike breakers at the Mckee's
Rocks plant; the eviction Of the strikers from
their homes completed == Saying
that they would not be ''bluffed," officials Of
the Amalgamated Association Of Sheet and Tin
Plate Workers asserted in Pittsburg that they
would continue their fight against the American
Sheet and Tin Plate Company, despite the dam
age suit for 100000 brought by the company
against ffty-sX alleged strike leaders.
CTTY-Stocls were weak and active -
il was announced that the Windsor Trust Com
pany would make an Independent investigation
Of the PerSch loan transaction. 49, New York
militiamen. cavalry, artillery and infantry, form
land, embarked on transports after being re-
viewed in City Han Park by Acting Mayor Nc
Ciowan. -= Justice Mills allowed Harry X.
ThaW TO stay for FIVE days in the White Plains
jail to attend 20 business affairs before return
ing 10 Matteawan == Chairman Parsons Of
the Republican County Committee said that he
not a candidate for the mayOralty nomina-
ton - A big boom in Union Pacific stocks
on sales Of more than 250.O00 shares sent the
preferred mp ga points and the common SIS
points and brought out fresh rumOrs Of melon
cutting" =- Jules :. Bache, returning from
Europe said the boom in stocks the result
OF prosperity and not Of manipulation and that
the failure OF crops abroad would help the stua-
tion here. =T= The Consolidated Milk EX-
change raised The prices to be paid TO farmers
One-quarter of cent quart, but the price 70
consumers, il was said, viii Aemain unchanged
for the present al least. == Several finsnciers
returned from Europe and spoke optimistically
OF conditions abroad.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Cloudy and warmer. The temperature yester-
day: Highest. 70 degrees; lowest g.