New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19

SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1907
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

-oNcREss-Senate: Consideration Of the
philippine Civil Government bill was pesuii.
e House: The Cuban Reciprocity plH vac
passed by a vote of 24l TO o2, after an ailleIu
snant to abolish the dsfferential refined sugar
had been adopted by cofnpilihlioh pet ~
the Democrats and Republican insurgents
FOREIGN-A statement made IN the 1ouse
by Mr. Balfour confirmed the idea that peace III
South Africa would be reached about June i;
- Queen Wilhelmina of Holland mas typho 9s
fever Belgian newspapers have, IL is salu,
exagPerated the la Dor trou bles.= Inc GERMAN
Erperors new yacht, Meteor III, had roush
voyage across the Atlantic. - A report from
Southern China confirmed the serious nature OF
the revolt in that region. - belgian repre-
eentatives rejected the proposal to provide uni
yersal suffrage; the strikers decided 10 remain
quiet. - More cases Of cholera were reported
from the Philippines - Reports from Russia
show that the situation due 10 munger IN the
.Aitaf region is serious - More troops TO sup
press the revolution in Colombia reached Colon
DOMESTIC.-The terms Of the protocol with
Colombia providing for the lease of strip OF
land for the Panama Canal to the United states
were made public at the State Department. -
The receiver for the American National Bank,
of Baltimore said the institutions funds were
wasted and sued for an accounting - ne
Rev. DR.. Charles Wood, of Phlladelphla, VIII
not accept the Passionate OF the Brlck freSpy-
terian Church, in New-York- - The Eng
iish Tobacco Trust has planned vigorous cam
paign in the South. - The South African war
has exhausted the supply Of small mules in the
West. - Governor Odel vetoed the Bedel
bill giving to the New-York Central power to
acquire land Tor the CONSTRUCTION OF iii
ground loop at the Grand Central Station, ana
at the same time vetoed the Apgar bill relative
to change Of motive power in the Fourth-ave.
tunnel - Plans for the Clympian games to
be held in Chicago this summer were given OUT
CITY.-Stocks strong and active. -
1t was learned that Mayor Low was determined
that Leffert L. Buck, whose resignation had
been requested by Bridge Commissioner Linden
thai should remain in the department. -
-Assemblyrnan j. Mayhem Wainwright declared
that East Side subway would greatly help
Westchester people, and go far toward solving
the Park-ave. tunnel problem. - The Board
of Estimate authorized several millions in bonds
for improvements and new work - d.
N NJ Freeman, after laughing heartily at q
funny story at the Aschenbroedel Club. fell
from his chair and died from heart disease.
g. The occupants OF an automobile stood up
and cheered when bicycle policeman who pur-
sued them in exciting chase in Central Park
West took header and was severely injured.
Commissioner Partridge transferred from
the Eldridge-st. station number Of policemen
who were active in arresting Hebrew shop
keepers on last Sunday; Mayor Low wrote a
letter to the Commissioner, asking him to see
that the Hebrew shopkeepers of the East Side
were not prosecuted.
THE WEATHER--Forecast for to-day: Fair.
the temperature yesterday: Highest 30 degrees;
lowest Al; average, IS.