New-York tribune., 1903-04-26
Nstp11nrk DaiIu Gribrr't.
SUNDAY, APRIL &c. 1908
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

FOREIGN-w. X Vanderbilt and MIS-, Si LeMis
n Rutherford were married at 81; SIi Mai . .
church London only eight persons, 1ncluolils
the bride and bridegroom. being presen., va IA
field s Hoyt of this city, was Ihe ceSL ma 60
the bride given away by henry W nlte' her
secretary of the American Ehhoase3, ,-.nIa -
t,rother-in-law: after the ceremony the SCutte i
left London for Paris. = RUSSIAN olIiSLa4 -
81 Petersburg expressed surprise at tlIe ,!.. -
+nrbsnce caused bv Russia's latest ManchurIan
attitude and denied that any new Iuldo.i q. 1
demand had been made on China: - eea cIele =; e.
1s1rine defeated the Mad Mulahs 1orces ia
somaliIsnd and relieved the imperllled BTU S
force under Colonel Cobbe; two thouSano Oh IN Iie
ing for Europe Andrew Carnegie gave SI,o1'9:oo G9:
for 8 Temple of Peace for the Hague AIplliH- A..
+ion Court - The Count Of Turin al NentSe S ~
laid the cornerstone Of the new Calllp % D.
s,-a Of The old one. - II is expected that FdI-
Iianent will vote $4,000 for Brlush It IepLe
sentation at the St Louis ar pi.o signed
IN accordance with the request OF JoN ~ ~
Hunt. - Disorder over the dispersal OF tiie ie
congregations in France continues; al Rooez the
f~arnchfrs headed a mob which mace oeiloil-
strat.on against the authorities
nOAFFsTTC-CounseI for Mr.. and Mrs Tyrer
submitted the papers said to have been 'ahsn -sn
f-or1 rha safe to Postmaster General Payne, VINO
returned most Of them, as they were Iouhu -
be the private property OF the 1snsi an+ine
definite leave OF absence was granted 10 ActLlss
Assistant Attorney General Christlancy' penn
ing an investigation Of his conduct -. oec
retary Hay has taken sction; 1Ie re,aTd - the
which was not made public, with regard 70 e tne
Russian demand for Manchuria, but wil mo-
sosn in ny general protest by the powers
t-eeident Roosevelt arrived at Alliance Where
ba US the guest of the State OF Neoraska.
= The armored cruiser CoIoraao was
launched at the Cramp shipyards In FnliadeF
v1,ia Dean Robbins, Of All SAINTS "a "a
fbea-al Albany, accepted the deansnlp OF the
General Theological Seminary Of this city, where
he viii take Office on August l. :" GoEeILloi ~ :
Cl6eli went 10 Newburg for Sunday; he signed
.be hin comforting the right Of search upon
state game protectors in quest OF eVloehce " VI
x-iolation of the game laws. - The p!ulnpers
Of salem Mass. decided TO go out on strlKe.
CITY.-District Attorney Jerome VIII oesln a.. a..
,no1,i-v into the acts of the Van Nyck DOCK
Tns-5 - xras learned Ex-Assistant DIS
fric- Attorney Osborne expected District At
.ornev Heroine to take further action IN the
Metropolitan Street Railway case, and make d
thorough inquiry into the Philbin charges
rlr weston denounced DR.. McGill, OF the CITY
fIospital for performing what the coroner
,,l7zsician called an unauthorized autopsy. -
inspector McClusky announced that he leIt SUI .
he had cleared up the barrel muroer mystery q
rap-u ticket for the victims watch was Iouhd on
Tomaso Petto who is one OF those arrested III III
connection with the case. - IL was 4earIeo
that Richard Croker is to dissolve partnership
with Peter F. Meyer in the real estate business
on Nav 10 - It was learned that a mes
u senger had stolen 5000 from the Chase Ma
tional Bank 80 It was not expected that the
Nav Day demands CT various trade unions
would result in a general strike here. - -Four
men bitten by a dog killed at the Barge once
epplied at Pasteur Institute for treatment
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest, 6O
degrees lowest, 81