New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-28
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Two thousand American
travellers sailed yesterday from Europe.
the spread of the cholera has FASTENED
the return Of many visitors -= Inc
kaiser's speech at konigsberg mas
caused no alarm in France: four-hftns
OF the German newspapers adversely
criticise his utterances regarding his
divine right TO rule DR. HaWley
+. Crippen and Miss Ethel LeneEe ar
rived in Liverpool on the Megantlc ana
were Immediately taken to London; they
were arraigned and lodged in cells at
the Bow Street police station - II
WAS said a London that cotton rnanufact-
,lrers in Ianca shire feared adverse tariff
changes in Corea after the annexation
of the kingdom to japan :" IL was
announced III Washington that Herman
De Iagercrartz Swedish Minister to the
United States, has resigned TO look AFTER
his personal business in Sweden
DOMESTIC-Pre Taft with
members Of his family, motored from
Beverly, Mass, 10 Dublin. y. H, TO be
the guests of Franklin MacNeagh. Sec
retarv of the Urea Sury. -= Wyoming
extended to Theodore Roosevelt typl-
cal wild West greeting when the former
President visited Cheyenne ana mace
Speech A letter from State ChalT-
man Woodruff explaining his Adlron-
Gacll purchase was made public at Al
F,suv. 80 The last of the mimic battles
took place at Pine Camp n Y: Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Island troops left
for their homes; the camp Is sald 10
have been q great success. - IN
speech at Clinton. III. Nice-President
sherman praised President Taft as
man possessing the courage and firm
ness to meet any contingency. - IL
WAS stated at Washington that the hiring
Of big guns on the Northwest Pacific
coast in an effort to bring on rainfall
- impede the spread of forest hres
would he waste Of money - state s
Attorney Waylnan at the Browne trial
in Chicago. charged that the Pullman
car Cofr1r,anv had concerned itself In
the defence of the defendant. ==- The
l,Cd.- Of A murdered emploYe was found
beneath the floor of an automobile ga
rage At Point A1arion. Penn; the case
Was shrouded in mystery.
CTTY-Stools Were dull at small price
changes = A1any sensational aerial
stunts were executed at the Sheepshead
Bay meet. II was announced that
the National Railways of Mexico had
acquired the Pan-American and the
Vera cruz and IsthTnus railroads. =
Timothy /. Woodruff said he was not
ready 10 announce whether or not he
would retire from the Craftsmanship OF
the Republican state Committee. =-
Justice Golf ruled that the closed shop
end IN agreement TO maintain it We're
illegal in continuing the injunction
against the striking garment WORKERS.
- What MAS termed the buttermllk
craze" was discussed by a well known
bacteriologist. == john A tedaleS
made an offer at the hearing in Newark
10 redeem the Stone Age Plaster Com
uaYv-s plant, but failed TO produce the
cash An American woman. prac-
ricaily deported by the German govern
1neTt arrived on Hdmburg-Amer1can
liner Nineteen brokerage firms
we're subpunaed for the grand jury in
the case Of A. j Connolly VINO says ne
stole while under hypnotic spell =--
The Board Of Health, il WAS announced,
viii cooperate with Columbia UniVer-
sitv in the renewal of the fight on can
Ger. Chicago woman was de-
tanned by customs men for not declaring
& SOC worth Of gowns =- Figures
showing the number of ministers IN the
country, average salaries. valuation OF
church property. etc, for the year 1905
were issued In 4 government report
THE WEATHER.-1ndica tons Tor to-
daN: Fair The temperature yesterday:
Highest. g degrees; loWest. o.