New-York tribune., 1905-03-28
aetu'{ork QaiIn Gribr1fe
TUESDAY, MARCH 2s, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Russian scouting parties seilt e,.5 ouS
NY General Iinevitcb nave been unable TO nlu
.TaDanese troops TO the southWarui i ieCOiIiio-q
Earces are being made on the nahhs - -
zTe,obers az the Russian nobility met at MOSCOW
and decided against the plan TO limit aut alI|
rule though advising some form OF poluIJ plli,ees
resentation Almost all the warehouses
and shops at Yalta have been plilaseu .!
burned: troops and warships have peeh SEN i
from Sebastopol = Baron Won NoIheH, lLe
Chief Of Police, injured by a bonD al NaIsa"' ,
80 better. great excitement prevails in the city.
DoNESTIC-After a discussion of the plans
submitted by Mr.. Dawson for the settleIIle5I 9 %
he Dominican question, the President anu M! me
advisers agreed to ask for fuTther lilIoIi -
=, tbe subiect before committing themselves 10
a programme which presented so many posSlpig piI7
comDiicat tions -= The State Department WIZ
study the text of President Castro S refusal 10
arbitrate before taking further action. - -
Secretary Taft instructed MI SquleTS 70 So
notice to the Cuban government that the opdli77
ish ordnance held by Cuba shoula pe 49, T:,1 80
~ Snoin - At the request Of the Mexican
government President Roosevelt has oraered
that full military honors be paid the po9y Oh
senior Azpiroz - Judge Tayler, at CleVe-
land sentenced Mrs. Chadwick TO ten years I'M
prisonment after dismissing moton TOT d new
YrisI -= Dr. Barton Of the American ooaIu'
decIared that Rockefellers gift OF S1OOoOo was
- --;+bo,,+ solTcitattou Ex-senator
Elou r. Brown resigned from the Assoclation li
for The Protection Of the Adirondacks, making
public bitter letter, in which he de1ehded CoIi
-,,issioner Middleton - The Department OF
Education at Albany announced the apportion-
fl1enr OF school moneys 10 the counties pI the
state: New-York City receives $1,3l39Z0 -
Serious floods Werf feared at Schenectady; the
Mohawk River was reported to be doing con-
siderable damage - The body OF woman
sunposed 10 have been murdered was found on
he bank of the Waikiki River. in Ulster County.
CITY-Stocks were lower. - Andrew car
negie denounced spectators at the annual am
ner of the Stevens Institute of Technology
alumni. == Rsseau, the dynamiter, VINO sent
the Internal machine to the Umbrla, was fouhd
guilty. - Pressure was brought TO bear on
Charles F. Murphy TO have Charles " Fornes'
president of the Board Of Aldermen renoml-
mated. -= Police Commissioner McAdoo made
Inspector Titus a borough inspector though
he was recently found guilty Of neglect or
duty - A blowout in the Brooklyn tunnel
forced a worker through the river bed, through
the water and into the air; he was rescued. -
Friends declared that Russell Sage's illness was
more serious than reported. == Buildings
Superintendent Hopper declared his orders re-
scinded by President Ahearn were only in abey-
anee: he said he would investigate personally
before deciding to withdraw them, and denied
that he would resign. == In a, decision by
Board No 3 of the United States General APP
praisers. handed down yesterday by Judge SOM
erville it was held that President Roosevelt had
no authority to postpone for ten days the time
when the Cuban reciprocity treaty should go
into effect.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest %
degrees; lowest, 46.