New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
a'trp91ork Dailp Gribn1ra
MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Russian government has
again adopted severe measures 10 cheek the
meeting OF railway employees az hostgLL, an lliS
railway stations at Moscow are under guard
E= The French Cabinet met and discussed
The Moroccan sltuaIlQul nUt lneIe were 10 Al
dicaiors that further concessions would DO
made. French papers generally show an IN
compromising attitude; neutral delegates al A.
Eeclras remain confident that solution Of the
difficulties VIII be found. == Hundreds Of
lives were lost 81 an earthquake IN ForTnosa ana
many persons were killed or injured by land
slides AZ RIO Janeiro ana PetropohS.
The drydock Dewey and her convoy left Las
Palmas Tor Gibraltar. --= Advices from Ma
Mia say that the American troops IN acuon al
Mount Dsio made every effort 20 save women
and children, and that many 2LorOs aided Cen
eraI Woods forces in the attack on the out
laws. -= The Venezuelan government has
suspended cable service 10 Trinidad; President
Castro has gone 10 Laracalbo.
DO1uSTIC.-John Mitchell. president Of the
United Mine Workers Of America, sent from
Indianapolis 10 George 7. Baer, chairman Of the
anthracite coal operators committee, his reply
20 the committees communication rejecting the
demands uI The miners organization he said
that he hoped for further conference between the
parties. == Andrew Hamilton, at Albany
made suggestions regarding the pending insur-
a-ce legislation == The steamer Atlanta
burned TO the Yates edge near Port Washing
ton, on Lake Michigan; sixty-five persons were
rescued by tug one man drowning. -= The
state Commissioners report on the operations Of
the Mortgage Tax Jaw was made public in Al
bany- -= A sDoWslide wrecked the Camp
Bird mine, near OuraE, Coll one miner was
killed and several others We're seriously injured.
E- negro was lyLcleG near PIaqueuine. La,
rs be was being taken 10 Jail the charge Of
stealing and killing a yeaTliug horse. 60 Mrs.
Roosevelt returned 10 Washington after her trip
70 leT York ana lErOr1L, Mass. == II was
learned iu IlrtsDurg that CuDliffe who robbed
an express company 0f 100000. had been driven
IN attempt suicide by the giJes Of his fellow
CONNECTS -- An autopsy the victim OF q
supposed case of yellow fever in New Orleans
proved that the man had died from Eastritis
CITE.-Sauuel CDtermyer sent a letter to
alexander J. orr, president Of the New York
S-le insurance Company, protesting against the
extraordinary effort that is being made by the
oiucers IN getting proxies for the annual cleo
ton E- X was announced that several New
Workers were interested in building a first class
hotel, 20 cost SlJ00OOo iu Havana. - ME
BODY OF an unknown man was found 10 an af~-
smart == william Howell declared thar the
trouble over his accounts with the Police De-
peTtfnerr WIS due 70 Commissioner Bingham
fz- Lyman J. Gage announced that re v-oT715
sooA resign the presidency OF the United States
trust Company. == Delegates Of rre ----i,v,s
n me prlckl'arcs along the Hudson said +hat
800 -of llg1er wages and recognition Of the
union was likely. =-- The Tuzrsr-ra Trzga~s
nave written 20 the jamestown F-yroei+fr- oe5-
-a-h ASKING permission 70 take part 81 the cole
Drat.on === Hundreds OF teleErar7s were SEM
% washington from Oklahoma Territory me-
ing immediate separate statehood
THE observation-disclosures for +o-4.--.
Ea-r. The te-2-erzrucs yesterday: Highest n
DEGREES; lowest 20 o