New-York tribune., 1906-04-24
Iesp:l1prk Dailp Gribnare
TUESDAY, APRIL "a. 1906.
THE VIEWS THIS MORHTYG.

CoNGRESs.-The San Francisco relief appro-
rriation of 81 100000 passed and Mr.
IL Toilette finished his speech on rates. -
House: The Senate amendment increasing 70
81 100000 the second appropriation Tor san
Francisco relief was cOncurTed IN; the OH nA-
ing salaries for school teachers in the District
OF Columbia Was discussed.
FOREIGN N-The St. Petersburg correspondent
Of the Manchester England Guardian said
that Father Gapon had been hanged by reNolu-
tionaries as traitor; friends of the prset IN 81
Petersburg said the Holy Synod had Imprisoned
him - Admiral RoJestvensky asked TO stand
trial with the officers of the Badori Tor surreh-
dering that vessel. - Imperial oficials at
St Petersburg were reported TO be revising the
Fundamental Laws in such way as to leave
less power 20 the Douma. - A Belgian train
ing ship sank of Prawle Point with her cap
Tain and thirty-three Of her crew. - Two
Danish tTawlers with forty men on board were
reported lost. and another with crew OF thlTty
as probably lost - The American hega.lott ~
at Constantinople informed the Porte that IT
could not consider the objections TO the erection
of an American school at Salonica - noie-
sale arrests among the striking french miners miners
were made and an army corps maintained order
in the affected districts - treyre Andfaoe
was nominated for Speaker Of the Cuban House
of Representatives b ythe Moderatef.
DOMESTIC@Con6itions in San Francisco
we've greatly improved there was no lack or
food and complete order was established in the
city; a heavy rain in the early part OF the day
caused much suffering. but shelters we're founo
for practically all OF the homeless. =" Ihe
amount in hand and contributions promised
raised the total Of the moneys gwen Ior the re
lief of the San Francisco sufferers 20 over S1o-
100000 Chairman Burton OF the House
Committee on Rivers and Harbors said at Wash
ington that he expects action on Niagara Falls
AT this session of Congress. - 7 D. Hobart,
coal and coke freight agent OF the Norfolk &
Western. before the Interstate Commerce Com
mission al Washington, admitted an agreement
between his roac and the Chesapeake & Ohio.
as TO certain freight rates -= Governor Hig-
gins vetoed the Coggeshau Racetrack biz. say
ing that the state should rather appropriate
funds for the agricultural societies. =-~ The
Senate passed the Cooper bill. which woGld COM
pei the city 70 pay the price set by the Union
Ferry Company for its property. == Attor-
ney General Carson. Of Pennsylvania, Will ask
for an injunction against railroads operating in
the state prevent them from collecting a re-
bate Of $40 on interchangeable mileage tickets.
CTTY-Stocks were weak The sharp
break IN values in the market believed to
be due TO fire insurance companies unloading Sc
curities 10 obtain funds TO meet losses through
the San Francisco disaster - The anthracite
operators issued a statement blaming Mitchell
for the delay in negotiations. - Ex-COn-
troller Grout. II said. may accept ap-
pointment TO the place the Rapid Transit
Commission made vacant by the resignation Of
John clahin- - Two Venezuelan leaders af-
nliated with Castro arrived in this city. =
The funeral Of Lieutenant Graerne, killed the
Kearsarge, was held here with military honors.
- The four men accused Of running fake"
medical establishment in connection with Force
of Life" We're freed. - Dock Commissioner
Bensel expressed the conviction that municipal
ferries in this city would soon be free.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest 80
degrees; lowest 4S.