New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
aetp9lprk Dailn Gribaanre
SATURDAY, JULY Z. 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MoRYING.

FOREIGN-General TrepoR gave an inter
view at Peterhof in which he said that he still
hoped that the moderates among the people
might assert control over the extremists; that
he favored a new ministry chosen from the
Centre party; that the Jews TO blame for
many uprisings and that mutinies in the army
had been fxaggerated -- The Russian par
lament forced the admission that the govern
ment was in serious straits for money and took
The ground that measures for famine relief must
be met by scaling down the budget, and not by
new loan. - Paul Morton and Emory Nc
Clintock testified in regard to American insur-
0nce methods before the select committee Of the
House of Lords. - N. Thomson, French Min
lister Of Marine announced that six armored
vessels would be begun in the present year.
- August Rosenberg, an alleged anarchist
from Seattle, was arrested at Altona; he is sus-
pected Of being concerned IN q plot 20 kill the
German Emperor. - An invading force OF a
thousand Turkish troops was driven from Per-
sian territory - Major General Nickel, for
mer professor of military tactics in Japan died
in Berlin - Fifty persons were killed by
hail near Valencia, Spain, and great damage was
done TO crops
DOMESTTC-Advices were received in WASH
ingtOn from Commander Switzerland, saying
that guerilla warfare had begun between gov
eTnment forces and rebels in SantO Domingo:
- A report of Illinois business men and
pathological experts on conditions in the pack
ing houses was made public in Chicago. -
Further warrants were threatened by District
Attorney RObb of Pittsburg in the Hartje case.
- James K. Allen well known aeronaut,
having ascended from Providence. on July
A. - Alexander Troup, of New Haven,
issued a letter asking for contributions for
the Bryan reception, and suggesting that IL be
made national in character. - Mrs. Harry
x. Thaw's mother issued statement at Pitts
burg. denying published reports about herself.
The convention Of the New York State
Bankers Association, which has been in ses-
sion at the Hotel Champlain, came to an end;
Elliott c. McDougal, of Buffalo, was elected
president Robert B. Armstrong. of this city.
made the principal address. = II was
learned at Newport that John Nicholas Brown,
who has been called the richest boy in the
world had sustained a fracture Of the arm on
July 4. = A college athlete was shot by
judge in a Tennessee town.
CTTY.-Stocks were strong. - Sir Joseph
O. Ward, Premier Of New Zealand praised the
President highly after returning from visit to
oyster Bay. == Counsel for the Mutual Life
Insurance Company rendered opinion in
which ex-President AIcCurdy and others were
said to be under no legal liability in the pur-
chase of one thousand shares Of the LAWYERS
Mortgage Insurance Company. - EX-GoV~
ernor Odell said that he expected TO issue call
for the State Republican Committee TO meet
early next month. == 1t said on good
authority that Mr.. and Mrs Harry K. Thaw
saw the Evelyn Nesbit affidavit destroyed
after they We're married. -
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy The temperature yesterday:
Highest, T6 degrees; lowest. a.