New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-28
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Lusitania, day late,
sailed from Liverpool with the Cam
pania's passengers, as we'll as her own
- Two hooters were shot against
wall in Jojutla, Mexico. by order OF
General Hernandez, in order TO strike
terror into the bandits infesting the
state of Morelos. The Pope re-
ce.ved in audience the Cardinal Arch
bishop OF Rio de Janeiro, and bestowed
the apostolic benediction on the churches
in South>America. - A revolutionary
plot duplicating former President Davila
was discovered IN Honduras. - 1t
was expected that Marquis Saionji would
be intrusted with the formation OF
Japanese Cabinet in succession TO that
of Count Katsura, resigned.
DOMESTIC.-The death roll of the
Canonsburg opera House stampede was
reported at twenty-six, all OF whom dled
from suffocation; twenty-five Were serl-
ously injured, a break in the moving
picture film, causing a bright light on
the canvas. was given as the cause OF
alarm Of fire by a small boy which
started the stampede. - Arthur
Rhodes, teller of the bank in Dolgevllle,
y. Y, killed himself in Little Falls
when on the first vacation he had In
three years. 80 The State Conserva-
ton Commission asked the upstate Pub
lie Service Commission to compel lum-.
her roads in the Adirondacks TO use oil
burning locomotives. - The death
roll of the Manchester, y. Y, train
wreck grew TO twenty-eight yesterday.
two of the injured dying in the hospi-
tails. -= President Taft, Secretary
Stimson and Clifford Pinchot will ad-
dress the National Conservation Con-
gress in Kansas City in September. -
Pursuit Of the negro who carried away
the son of an Oklahoma farmer living
near Colbert, was abandoned; the chlld
was recovered: il was feared the negro
would have been burned by mob had
he been captured. - A ChlcdSO
woman, accompanied by her husband
and two other hunters, reached Skag-
wav Alaska. on the way 20 the Ca
madam Yukon for big game. - Clu-
Zens Of Cordova. in a memorial 10 score
tary Fisher, asked that the coal Ianus
of Alaska be sold in the same manner
as other government lands. - rive
coaches were thrown from the Cmclh-
natl Hamilton & Dayton Railroad. near
.KirkWood Ohio. by a defective ran IN.
engineer was fatally hurt. - A hrt
IN the Barnet House, Cincinnati was
caused bv the stub Of a lighted clgarett.
baine thrown in an open suitcase hlled
with light fabrics; the damage Was
small $500 The bride Of John christ
mas. Of Brooklyn, was taken from nm
X. y.
M said she had eloped.
III CITY. commissioner Thompson OF the
y Water Department said the rain OF sat
urdav night had done more for the city
water supply than any other storm OF
the summer -- The Brooklyn League
gave out q statement saying II Favored
amendments TO the present city charter
rather than the adoption at this time or
an entirely new one. -= commas
sioner Slower said work would start az
once on the Fairgrounds, for which pur--
nose he has $250O00 = Raymond
Frederickson. Of Gravesend Bay, was
the only man Of fourteen entrants 70
swim from the Battery to Coney Island
and Miss Elaine Golding won the wom-
ems race from the Battery TO Steeple-
chase Park. 60 The Suffrage party
awarded the prize for the best ballot
song" TO Miss NJ. T. Taylor who died
five days after writing the song. =
Detectives announced that they expected
70 arrest to-day the members or the
Cherry street gang who killed boy last
Saturday.
THE .NVEATHER.-Indica for to-
dav. rain. The temperature yester-
dav: Highest. 70 degrees; lowest, 6o.