New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
Asp71ork Dsailn Wribraats
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Ii, 1908.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

~o>-cprSs senate: The Philippine Cur
sency and Indian Appropriation nllls ~; meIe F
PASSED: in executive session the e ,ro
george b Cortelyou to he secretary oi -,
,1,erce ana Labor was confirmed. and the 1IealE
with Greece Was ratified -- tdouss- 20 ,
hills were passed under suspension OF thg II IL
Currency bill adopted
EaREIGN-A statement regarding the Nenez-
,,oaap settlement was made 10y Chancellor Noi
Piilo1 in the ReiChstag: in LONDON d oIue n3 49, n
on the Venezuelan affair MAS issued; at toI1o I
Cabello captured Venezuelan sal,-ls Ir E,,s,1I
we're turned over to United states ice-Coiio
z-oItrnaD by the blockadinS warshlps- -,
Tinted States Minister Powell ll1oi ilieu - ~
1ooy,,inican Government that the AheIiCaH
claims must be settled without Waltmg iot q
1eo1,7inican commission to visit Washington anu
,-ettl,ro - Chancellor Won Bulow sent to tle
Tee;cbstag a memorandum recitlng 1acts galii
cred by the government as 10 me ma raN IS lioa
tuberculosis in Germany ana the eHoIts h nl
10 check the spread OF the ulsease, .;1a7 h,
monument to General LaNton MAS ~ lINeiYG M ~
77isbop Brent on the spot where ne was M hilieu :.
"a I MON p / - Governor TAFT Is aboul 70
leave Manila for tour of the s9utheTn rai5, of
cuba signed the naval coalins stations 49, 49,
7nept COPIES of which VIII be brought TO " ash 4sI5-
s-Ict,,n nv Minister Squiers, who VIII SAN iiOli1
Havana to-da5.
DONESTIC-A protocol providing Tor the SCI SCI
.Iement of the claims OF the CnltSu ,:r.
against Venezuela drawn up IN NasIIIls Sims
- - President Roosevelt appointed George
r. CorteIyou Secretary Of Commerce ana ~ ~LaooI'
and James r. Garfield CoEllnlssloher oI nh
r
Presj6enr announced his determination Io' ~ -
withdraw from the Senate the name Oh u. ~, ~
n Crurn the negro nominated Tor CoIlecSor S5 VI
.-,,-+or,,s AT Charleston. $. C =- J. tuN q. u
a 5d5cl-s iss1,ed a statement at Wilmington 1ei"
Solreai,r the political death Of all Regular 1e
,,,blicans- he declared that they should nave no
33,o,,o oA5ces State or federal and that they
ebo,lld not even be allowed 10 have can huluale @
fo, N office in the future, but there was ~
a n omen revolt in Addicks's own ranks al DoNeA-
~ITy-Stocis were dull and strong
District Attorney Jerome denied that ne hdu ie
attachments issued for Reginald & NSllutIp piiI
and nt her witnesses who failed 10 ooes So
r,oeuas requiring their attendance al Ihe buDh Dun,
Ism trial = Passengers who were wrecked
on the Madiana arrived here and gave new ue-
tails of thcii exciting adventure. - oui
reons were at odds over the establishment OF
5he proposed hospital for the treatment OF
crippled children by the Lorenz method those
opposed 10 it declaring il was not needed ----
A suit for S.'0eoaN damages. the largest grow
ing out of the Park-aNe. tunnel disaster. was
begun. --- The United States Trust Company
The committee the personal estate OF OlVer
Hartman. ST.. fled report showing that the
value OF his estate is about SlAeoopn
II was learned that bogus checks for 5000 had
feen received by DIR. Hills and other Brooklyn
,lerg11nen -- AT 2 meeting of the Board OF
Women Managers OF the St. Louis Exposition
II was decided to have wonans building,
since Congress had made no appropriation Tor
81. Tie Medico-Lpgal Society protested
e. against the present Lunacy laws.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Snow and colder The temperature yesterday:
Highest. "a degrees: lowest, 2S-