New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-It was reported in Berlin
that four American cruisers, the Sara
toga, the Olympia, the Brooklyn and the
Raleigh, were about 10 be sold to the
Turkish government = MARQUIS
Saionji, the new japanese Premier,
completed his Cabinet and Will submit
the list to the Emperor to-day; the pres
ent Japanese Ambassador in Washing
ton may become Foreign Minister. -
A secret offensive and defensive ALI
ance was reported TO have been signed
between Chill and Colombia. =
Lieutenant Schultz, the German officer
arrested In England as a spy. was COM
mitted for trial by London magistrate
= The first anniversary Of the an
nexstion Of Corea TO Japan was cele-
. brated at Seoul with public rejoicings.
NJ DOMESTIC least eleven deaths
Vand 100000 damage to property by
storm were reported in Charleston, y
c.. the Clyde liner Apache arrived there
from New York after a perilous voyage.
49, Champ Clark. Speaker or the
House OF Representatives, in an inter-
view at Quincy ILL.,, attacked Presldent
Taft for the speech he made at Hami-
ton, Mass, on Saturday -- A witness
called by the prosecution IN the Beatue
murder trial at Chesterfield Courthouse,
Va. testified TO discovering several
blood spots near the place where Mrs:
Henry Clay Beattie jr.. was shot; paul
n Beattie. a cousin of the prisoner, was
suddenly ordered 10 be detained In the
Chesterfield County jail - w l..
Park, vice president Of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad, indicated at Chicago that
the officials Of the road have determined
not 10 deal with the Federated Shops
EMPLOYEES. - President Taft informed
the promoters Of the National Conserva-
ton Congress at Kansas City that he
would speak on the opening day. sep
TENDER IS, his subject being "COnserVa-
ton" - Admiral Togo left the United
States by steamer from Seattle, Wash,
bound for Japan two naval vessels es-
corted tho outgoing steamship until In
trrnational waters were reached. -
President Taft said, in Manchester
Mass. that milliOnaires should endow
the negro school in Hampton, Va. Go
Y H. Farrar denounced tho recall OF
iudees in addressing the meeting of the
American 3ar' Association in Boston; he
urged uniform corporation laws Tor lhe
states rather than federal control -
: Beverly dispatch said that President
TAFT would cruise up the Maine coast
from Friday until Monday = Mayor
Gavnors excise policy praised by the
Navor Of BinghamtOn, reused the cheers
of the state liquor dealers convention
I'm that city
CITY. - Stocks closed weak. =
Bankers sent a letter 70 President TAFT
asking him to appoint a board Of arb
tration to consider repudiated state
bonds amounting TO S6OOOO.OUO. --
Mayor Gaynor sent to the joint legisla-
tive committee a second statement Of his
views as to the proposed city charter.
The mistake OF broker who
bought Standard Oil when ordered TO
buy a mining stock boosted the price ~
points. and unfounded rumors Of bonus
kept il active, the net gain for the day
being Al. - Several wills filed for
probate bequeathed money TO charity,
that Of Mitchell Valentine giving S1,lOO,-
600 each TO the Presbyterian and
Hahnemann hospitals. == 1t was an
nounced that Commissioner Fosdick
would begin at once a complete reorgan-
ization Of the Park Department =
The court refused to admit testimony
rejecting on the character OF W. II.
Jackson in the murder trial OF Paul
Giedel = Police Inspector Richard
Walsh retired from the force. =- The
commission government plan was de-
feated at a special election in Paterson.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-
day: Rain. The temperature yesterday:
highest, 76 degrees; lowest 50.