New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
THE NEWS THIS NORATNG.

foREIGE--Dispatc from Wash
ington said that panic prevailed al
Ianagus and Granada and that PreSi-
dent Madriz was preparing to fee from
the capital; General RiVas was killed IN
an attempt TO retake lost ground near
the latter city. AdEices from LIS
bon said that the Clericals were planning
10 overthrow the Portuguese government
and establish q military dictatorship.
- Japan's annexation Of Corea may
be proclaimed to-day; the heads OF the
families Of the VI DYNASTY will be made
princes and leading CoreanS VIII become
japanese mobiles; no disorders are ex-
peCted, owing 10 the military preceu-
tions. - The Paris Journal has
offered q, prize Of 500 GOO for the winner
of an airship race. from Paris TO Berlln,
Brussels and London. = Dlspa1ches
from Bar say that the cholera epidemic
IN Italy seems 10 be decreasing owing
To the severe measures taken by the
authorities 10 combat the disease.
DOMESTIC lives were lost and
millions Of dollars worth OF property
was destroyed hy forest fires in loaho
Workers. ia special convention in In
dianapolis, approved all existing strikes
and levied an assessment OF all working
mernb bers for the relief Of those = no are
ont At the frontier celebration IL
Cheyenne, Wye. August - has been set
the ex-PresidenI. who is expected to be
present on that deE-. = 1t was said ar
Beverly Mass. that no direct answer
would be made there TO the reports OF q
brea K between President Taft and Theo-
dore Roosevelt. but that the President
would define MS position in the letter he
Is preparing Tor the campaign handbook
and IN his speech at ST. Paul. == SIX
men were killed, one man was probably
fatally injured and seven others were
badly hurt as the result Of = collision
between freight trains on the Central
Vermont Railroad at Northfeld Falls.
Vt. The neE torpedo beat de
strayer Paulding made 2 trlAe more
than thirty-rwo knots in al hours run
OF the Maine coast. - = Russian
was arrested AZ Chelsea, Mass, accused
by mis- governrnent Of the larceny Of
about $ 0no
CITY.-lEavor Gaynor walked across
his bedroom. and expressed himself
pleas sd z Z the progress he was making.
- High Winds caused 2 postpone
1lterlt ot fights II Sheepshead BAY. --
The driver Of an automobile which killed
q boy IN Spring street carried the body
in the machine u 2 police station. ==
Three New Workers We're injured when
their automobiles struck trolley car at
T-ason Eill. n. 7 n automobile
containing FIVE persons was struck by q
"a asSenger train ct s. James Long
Island. The occupants jumping n tII16
70 save their lives =- : woman and
three men were pinned underneath an
eLtomobile and painfully hurt when the
machine vas struck b. . Broadway troll
ley car - Magistrate Hjgglnbothem
offered 70 a-hitrate between the strikers
and the officials of-the sugar refinery in
Williamsburg Monsigncr LaTelle
laid ere cornerstone Of the first Lithua
ni2n church in New York C-t-- -=
Four navy Ear6 sailors, JOY riding IN
: stolen launch. abandoned the craft
end disappeared when II crashed into a
barge The Socialists gave 2 re
Ceution TO their nominees for Governor
end Lieutenant Governor st an outing
IN Long Island City
THE WEATHER Indications for to-
ta-. rarity CLOUDY The temperature yes
ferd7-- Highest, = degrees. lowest. So