New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-25
9rsp9lork DaiIp Gribr1le.
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1906.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-A dispatch from Paris says that
the government hOlos that France has reached
The LInE OF concessions at Al5eliras, and that
officials have llJlle hope Of Tealh hing an agree
lnent- = Nj. and Mrs. ". r. Vanderbilt,
j., were attacked 5y mob al FOnlederat llAiy'
a boy having been run down by III. an0eT-
bits automobile; he was rescued by the police
after having been beaten by The crowd, and vas
later released and started for Pisa - The
sentence Of Imprisonment passed by q French
court on Elliot 7. Shepard. whose automoDAe
ran over woman was affirmed by the Ministry
81 Paris over The inventories OF Church prop
erty. a crowd marched N. LOubef's house
eIa threatened me former fresloehl; many i ar
rests were mace - ABOUT lnree thousand
Frenohnen have arrived al Rome 10 witness
the conservation Of The nineteen bishops re-
Gently created - N. IvanOn e Privy Coun-
cillor. director general Of the EisuUla Railroad.
was shot and killed al Warsaw. - Dis
patches from Manila say that active prepara-
rions are being made for a possible campaign in
China. == The rebels IN tAs Province Of
Yemen have gained important victories over the
Turkish troops. whose movements have been
hampered ay heavy rains. = Gable COM
rnunication south Of Porto Rico is again inter-
-Upted.
DOMESTIC-RepubIican opponents Of the
Hepburn bin in the Senate sad that they would
attempt 10 delay the consdera ton Of the bill
or the vote on H. - Governor Higgins at Al
bany, said that he had no ambition 10 be United
States Senator. - John Cross Hammond sur
rendered Al Albany, confessing 10 the murder Of
his wife there several months ago - Three
students were killed and nine were seriously
injured IN a fire In Kenyon Military Academy,
connected WIKI Kenyon College. Gambler. Ohio.
Of haZiuE fame. - The ECr-uOuCO Tobacco
people, Of Philadelphia accuse the firms cashier
o. stealing $4,000 from them. == Mrs G. Z.
Clark wife OF the rear admiral, was poisoned by
flowers picked In Cuba. - Z. 3 Morris a
banker. announced his resignation as trustee Of
the Mutual Life Insurance Company. in Phila-
delphia- - TWO cars leaped nigh walls near
Pittsburg al different points al nearly the same
time, and several persons were killed and many
were injured
CITY.-Stocks were dull and irregular. -
Benjamin L. Valentine the Brooklyn lawyer.
was sentenced 70 maximum Of five years ana
three months IN Sing Sing for forgery. - a
boy was run down by an automobile owned by
T. W Hartman and badly injured. the lad
cared for by banker - Assem- lyman
Solomon told Of startling frauds n fraternal in
Eurance orders. == i was said "a Wall Street
that an order from the gas commission reducing
the price q gas Ia Brooklyn TO 50 cents was eX-
peCte6 in about two weeks - Matches
MARY" q Wei known character in the Tender
loin. died == Elephants assisted IL clearing
away q car wreck in Gth-ave - The
American Sugar Refining Company. Il was said
here. had obtained control OF big co0p=rage
works and coal yards in Brooklyn - An in
terdenOUinational Bible STUDY class was formed
by the InrerdenuminauolaI Missionary Confer
ence IN this city
The Observation-Disclosures for to-day: Show
ers The temperature yesterday: Highest 40
degrees; lowest. 30