New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH q. 1904
TEE NEWS THIS MORNING.

r,o.-rprSs senate. In the Srnoot inquiry
.,-ise-,oe was given by Apostle Lyman NLo =
s-rarfef 10 succeed President Siil.h' eiio -
that he was living In direct disoneol.l -, %
- - .rl, of the nation but OF ms own
,-nvrrb 49, House. The House SESSION No9
devoted 10 passing private CAIN nlS = ~ -t
thirty-tv-o went through Hle
comes Up to-day.
r-oRrIGN.-Adui-al AexIef sent a dispatch
6aecril1ing the commandment 81 'aolNos I'm
on sunday, 30 damage 20 me oa''' -, -,
caused ly the Japanese sAe-ls -.-, -,
60 qoria 5-on after leaving Nladiyosiok VEN
10 poesiet Bay and thence SCUM altT,,-.--
seeking the Russian cruisers. -- -. ! 5l5-
l,1~p sdzIres said that there was 40 o'l'lll -
,.,,,,+ - Nladia-ostok by the japanese Nalsl.ii-
OF Monday and that the belief IreFeiiel -. -,
II she Russian cruiser sqlAar"ll 'et's o. ..-.. =,
harhor and needing coal. would 500" o' - -
force passage into the !laI Dor - sis,,',,t
fhtlr reported fnat AL WAS quiet IN we u47-i
Rn6 that nothing had hoen seen or me S'i
snesn. Admiral NaZaToi reacheo bi."f, - 81.
T~l,o TaDsnase Government was reported 20 pE
considering means 20 obtain a loan ln ~ ~
country and ir Europe. - me MAJ t'1 -,
has been appointed special envoy - -
and VIII carry an autograph lelleI L.o''- p,,s
NTfkado u the Emperor. --- M lsNoishs, = -
sian Minister az Copenhagen. was lneIltie--. -
the probable successor TO Count A-e-i--71-- . q
T7oretp-, Minister but the counts retirement -
NOT expected 70 take place for some uIne. :
Russia continued TO press and Great Britain 20
oppose the opening az tIe Di.retIeles - =
1lsclr Sea fleet. Turkey Is nOt likely 70 gIahs
- -,a~tteef =- The Grand Trunk tAtllIlae
.hovebolderS. after stormy meetlhs' IeA1Iil.
.l,a agreement with the Canadian government
for a transcontinental line.
DOMESTIC bill excluding New YORK
C-if,- from taking the waters OF Napplhser
--sIls creek and Fishkill Creek passed the As
.-l.ll,. low a vote OF - to -; charges were mace
.4r IN was IN The interest or the haIlapo
.aIra =- The Republican Senators ana As
...I.I,-u-en selected the new Board OF fNesellls
,rd assigned their terms Of service by lot' Gov
e-rrr t,deU signed the Education BIZ; AnureW
=. Draper was nominated toI .it,, .,,ot
g-5ucafion II was said at Alhany lhat
George w Morgan. Superintendent ot f-ieolloIs'
vas to- resign as soon as his successor Nas tie0t
"a - The flood situation near halLisouIs
Vas less threatening. but At ana near n llAe7-
,,srve the danger was increasing. - } mere
v-are heavy freshets n various parts OF rev
v,rr state ana heavy floods were predicted
CITY Stocks were DUH and heavy -- \
-asol,ifio, empowering the Superintendent or
T2uldirles 20 control building was INTRODUCED lA
: ne Board q Aldermen. -- by a unslllilou
vote the Democratic Executive Committee N
KINGS auDroved the conduct Of Senator NC
,~,svrer 80 More startling accusations were
ado at the annual meeting 81 The American
1ra Cor7rarv. -= Andrew Carnegie N p me
,r,orial meeting for Peter Cooper, praised tne
--bilsnthropist for never sapping lndepenaeIce'
r9F NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tor to-oaE
r-afr The temperature yesterday = gae@N -
degrees: lowest, A.