New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORElGN.-The annexation Of Corea
ley Japan is regarded as imminent IN
" ashington; no objection VIII be maze
If former treaties made with Corea are
respected, Japanese warshlps are pa
trolling the coast == The mum ber OF
cholera cases increased in Apulia:
Cabinet council at Rome took measures
10 check the spread of the disease, no
cases have occurred in the capital; over
5ifty thousand persons have died from
the epidemic in Russia this year -
High winds prevented MoisSant, the
American aeronaut who has flown from
Paris TO Chatham, from continuing his
trip To London, he may continue the trip
this morning The Parker Browne
expedition. which failed to scale Mount
Mex iniey, has sailed from Seward Tor
Seattle: members say they have proof
that DR. Cook did not reach the sum-
init - Germany doubts reports from
Vienna saying that reported con-
ference Of the powers regarding Crete
las caused fears Of a war between Tur-
KEY and Greece. = one man OF
pioneer troops was killed and ten were
injured by blasting operations near
Mainz.
DOMESTIC.-P President Taft as the
guest of Governor Draper of Massa
ch11setts, made an automobile trip TO the
homes and haunts of his ancestors. ==
Frank r. Hartman, Charles I. Ewing
and John NJ. Taylor, former officials of
the Illinois Central Railroad, were ar
rested in Chicago on charges in connec-
ZION with the railroad graft scandal.
= The Democratic State Committee,
in session at Saratoga Springs, N Y,
voted to hold the state convention at
Rochester ON September % -- Five
and half miles of the Panama Canal
at the Atlantic entrance were opened TO
navigation for the sand and rock fleet
= Forty-siS relatives of ex-President
Castro We're expelled from Venezuela,
according to adviceS received by the
State Department in Washington =
The United States will not oppose the
annexation Of Corea by Japan, which
now seems imminent. on account Of a
provision in the Portsmouth treaty be
tween Russia and Japan. which seems 70
permit il. The Red troops won a
brilliant victory in the manoeuvres at
Pine Camp, \. Y. = The jury TO try
Lee O'Neil Browne a, second time for
bribery in connection with the election
of Senator Lorimer was sworn in at Chi
cago: private detectives were said to
have. tampered with the veniremen.
CTTT-Stocks were dull and heavy,
l.. r Rosenheimer. of Pelham, wa S
held in SIS, coo bail charged with having
caused the death OF Miss Grace HouSh
- There were wild scenes on the curb
and in the office Of b H Scheftels & Co
when q bank stopped certifying the
firms checks. which, the brokers say,
viii be paid to-day. - Mayor Gay
nor's secretary said that the physicians
1.ow consider him TO be cut of danger
ard that ne sat up in bed yesterday
-= The field day in aid of the Actors
Fund earned SI5 eco - A woman was
shot and many men were injured IN q
riot between strikers and special police
and refinery employees in Williamsburg
\ Datrolnlan accused Of inteTnper-
ate language in speaking Of Mayor Gay
uC1 WAS not identified by the woman who
brought the charge. -- 4 lawyer was
aprlainted receiver of a beauty shop
whose owners had disGg greed. - Jacob
4 Cantor. former Borough President, re-
turned from Europe where he had
studied the congestion problem in cities
-= Business men filed a petition with
Acting Mayor Mitchell protesting against
a1v action seeking TO remove the rail
road tracks from Eleventh avenue
THE ATHER.-Indications for to-
DAY: Fair: The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 81 degrees; lowest. 4iS-