New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FDREIGN.-Adyices from the Amerl-
can Consul at Manaeua told of the es-
Cape of Madriz under fire, the dlsoraeF
in the city after plot TO bic" up lile
prison had been discovered ana Jose
Estrada g assumption of the PresluehcN
Juan Estrada has promised Teparallon
for the shooting of Groce and cannon.
The text OF the Japanese-CoTeah
convention under which Corea viii he
annexted is expected TO be publshed ON
saturday Fighting between Lib
eral and Clerical factions occurred IN
suburb of Barcelona; troops restored or
Ger: serious trouble is feared on sun
day. - The Americans arrested on
the Isle of Pines were released on ban.
Another Englishman was arrested
at Borkum on the charge OF being a
spv 1t was reported that the
British Admiralty had decided TO build
motor driven battleship: If the type
should be successful it would probably
make all the present Dreadnoughts OBJ
solete.
DOMESTIC-Ex- President Roosevelt,
IN an address TO the oranges OF Herklmer
and Oneida counties in Utica. aligned
himself with President Taft and Gov
ernor Hughes. - President Taft, it
was announced IN Beverly, is in favor of
a further revision of the tariff; he has
written a letter to Congressman Mckin-
icy for publication in the Republican
campaign textbook giving his views in
detail 80 1t was reported at Spokane,
Wash that the number of deaths in the
Northwestern forest fires would reach
four hundred. Joseph g. Slbley,
following his withdrawal from the race
FOR Congress in the 2sth Pennsylvania
district. was arrested at Franklin. Penn,
on warrant charging him with con
spiracH 10 debauch voters" - Re
turns from the Georgia primary election
Indicated that Hoke Smith had won lne
nomination for Governor over Joseph
Brown the present incumbent -= The
investigation OF the Adirondach aHalrs
st Albany brought the statement from
John X Ward, counsel To the Forest,
Fish and Game Commission, that he did
not consider it improper 10 purchase
camp in the midst OF a tract bought by
The state The new oil burning tor
Tedo boat destroyer PaUlding broke all
records for her class in trial trips; her
fastest mile was at the rate Of 1924
knots almost two knots in excess or the
fastest mile made by the Roe. = The
grand jury in Boston began an inquiry
into the marketing of beef in New Eng
land.
CITY.-Stocks were dull and firm.
William Barnes. jr., issued a state
ment attacking Lloyd c. Griscom for
INTERPRETING Colonel Roosevelts name
before the state committee after Mr..
Sherman had been placed in nomina-
. ton. and declaring that President Taft
was not responsible for and had not
been consulted concerning the choice Of
the Eice-Presdent. = Mr. Roosevelt
reiterated his defiance of the ''o1d guard
before leaving town on his first exten-
sive trip since his return from Africa.
Mayor Gaynors condition was so
improved that his four physicians
omitted their visits yesterday. -
Three were killed and many injured in
collision of an automobile and construc-
ton train at Springfield, Long Island.
A man shot and killed himself at
hotel after leaving q note saying he
wished "a free his wife. - Acting
Mayor Mitchell said that in accordance
with pledges to that effect StabtU01
would he appropriated for subways dur
ing the year -- Warren G. Harding.
Republican candidate for Governor of
Ohio. talked confidently of victory for
his party i'm the next election. -
After a successful business trip a rich
clothing manufacturer returned home
and committed suicide by shooting
Proceedings in bankruptcy were
begun against one OF the oldest art deal
ers i'm the city.
THE WEATHER.-1nd for to-
day: Partly cloudy. The temperature
yesterday: Highest. 80 degrees; low
est Ga