New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
Aetp1)ork DAILY Gribn1ts
SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1908.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-A special dispatch to The Tribune
gives details Of the Albanian outbreak -
Much interest is being shown in France over
President Roosevelts tour. - Reported CON
troll Of the Paris gas franchise by the Roekefei-
lers was denied - Steamers arriving at St
Pierre MiQuelon reported loss of life and damage
from heavy gales in the Atlantic. - There
was more riotins al Madrid; the police charged
the mob and wounded many students. =
The Pope's physician denied a report that the
Pontin had become permanently enfeebled-
- British successes in the campaign in
Somaliland were reported - Colonel Sentos.
the aide-de-camp Of San Miguel was found
guilty and sentenced to death.
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt journeyel
from Milwaukee to Minneapolis, stopping at
La Crosse Winona and St Paul; in Minneapolis
he spoke the tariff question, maintaining the
principle Of protection, but faForing such
changes in duties as may be demanded by the
interests Of the nation; in St Paul he addressed
the Minnesota Legislature - Conviction OF
bribery secured by District Attorney
Weaver, of Philadelphia, in the cases Of school
board members who took money from women
teachers - Attorney General Cunneen with
drew the opinion issued from his office declaring
invalid the act passed in 1896 TO preserve the
Albany Post Road from trolley lines - Ihe
decision in a labor case tried before Vermont
fury gave damages TO a corporation in the sum
of $500 against a labor union. :" Wlntry
weather prevailed up the State rain being fol-
lowed by snow. with freezing temperatures ana
proba BILE damage TO fruit - The nun OF the
new Cup defender Reliance. building at the
Herreshoff yards in Bristol r l., is nearly
eosshed - The New-York Methodist Epis-
conaI Conference and the New-York East Meth
odist Conference continued their sessions at
Iooughkeepsie y. Y, and South Norwalh, Conn
- Secretary Shaw, who returned TO w ASH
fnyton from the West, denied reports OF serious
differences between himself and President
Roosevelt
CITY.-Stocks were dull and lower. :"
An unknown woman committed suicide by jump
ING in front of a Sixth-ave elevated train from
the platform of the Fiftieth-st- station :.
A bow messenger for a hardware firm was seized
bv two men in broad daylight, dragged from the
street 10 an untenanted building, ana there
-of bed of 81 400 Children Of a contractor
eue n e city Cor taxes they had paid on propert!
which was not theirs, their father having squat
ted on and got money on it by a mortgage Willle
the rfghtful owner was living =-- James d
REYNOLDS the Mayors secretary, found that the
.era fling in the Bureau Of Licenses amounted
,r about SJ0G00 a year under his predecessors
among the heads Of the bureau. - 1t was
learned that the Bureau of Licenses would take
licenses away from q large number OF sWfndii1g
eyanloyrneur bureaus. There was talk
among brewers of forming bonding company
TO furnish bonds for the liquor dealers ="
The velocity of the wind ranged from forty-four
20 fftv-tpo miles an hour; one one-hundredth
Of an inch Of snow fell. = Justice Marean IS
sned an Injunction ordering the Mayor to veto
the Klaw & Erlanger portico ordinance. -
$4,000 damage. - The Essex County grand
jury made a presentment in the case OF the en-,
ton-ave tragedy. in Newark, accused the Board
OF Works Of laxity-
THE wEATHER.-Indicatons for to-day:
Fair continuing cold. The temperature yester-
day: Highest. 63 degrees; lowest, 30