New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-25
III FOR THE BUSY MAN. Nv

rupteo the Busy Man. impetuously. ''win Il be a
lock or a level canal?''
"A lock canal" was tho rar, ..e,
Recommendation OF the Isthmian Commission which
.he PRESIDENT transmitted to Congress- The PRIEST,
80 'Sote tlie commissions findings The Hep
p'NH hairoad Kate BILL which has passed the
Rouse was reported from committee IN Tho SENATE
but In charge Of Mr.. T-lman tha Da,,oora.,a .,.h
FORK from South Carolina. This has ceusAd q snlit
among the Republican Senators Sanato~ 80 rrn
wants the rate decisions OF the Interstate Commerce
commission reviewed by the courts introduced
piiA einoooShg that idea Meanwhile the United
States Supreme Court decided that q rauroa. 80
Is purchaser ana seller OF coal could not cut its
i" A0' carrying the coal TO such degree that IL
oou'u MAKE a PROFIT on the contract. An inouirv
INTO the alleged railroad monopoly of coal ana on
was voted by the House The sanota rIas 49, -
Pure FOOD bill. making # a misdemeanor to mako
or sell adulterated or misbranded foods Tba tJo,sa
at Annapolis" " is
what you said of the coal road inquiry nromnts
me TO ask about the coal strike" said the rms,
Man Is Mitchell stl aching for a hght?"
MI. Mitchen president of the miners unIon
said that there would certainly be strike IN tba
soft coal fields on April l." replied the Constant
Reader las to the hard coal mines no oo,lop,t
say Greater Pittsburg elected its first Mavor
George W. Guthrie. Democrat amid much rfoting
ana olsorder. Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas Longworth
reached Havana, on their honeymoon Charles II
Mayer. president. and William D. Haywood secre
tary OF the Western Federation of Miners have
been charged directly with the murder of ex-Gover
nor Frank steunenburg, of Idaho Johann Hooh.
the Chicago Blue Beard. who has fought death so
long. hanged"
Seems to that conference at AIgaciras 5r.gs
on fearfully long whiles said the Rusv Man
Has it ended YETI"
The conference is still in session. while all
Europe looks On wonderingly.' responded the Con-
slant Reader. Each capital guesses at the result
Mr i+a he
rreSentauFe. continues TO be optimistic. and says
police Morocco satisfactorily TO both France has
P Pr0ken on outside negotiations with Germany.
however bringing the deadlocked issues before the
Ppesidenf NJ Fr Faneres meantime was elected
friendly stand toward the United states. the Reich
stag voting 70 extend a reciprocal tariff arrange
have stirred up their old racial feud again. Be
Sause the Hungarian Parliament refused to be
marched in and drove the members The Hun
But the Emperor refused TIER Teq qSea The Hun
garlan upper set is also opposed 10 the Emperors
Hungary, although in this the aTistOcTats have the
speech to Parliament advocated MODIFIED form m of
Home Rule for Ireland. which the Irish say they
more. Later Irish self government was upheld by
great vote in the House Russia, despite her de-
another slice OF Asia The Bear Is after Mongolia
d. Polzatelofr the Russian Ambassador at Peking
The Chinese have been attacking Catholic missions,
Tneanume driving the priests out OF several towns
In the southeast provinces The German Legation
al the ChlneSe capital, fearing an uprising, mas
doubled its garrison. Japan has warned China to
prevent an ant-foregn outbreak, but the Picking
government seems powerlesS''
i heard that one OF the big insurance men was
dead" said the Busy Man
John A. Mccall. formerly president OF the New
York Life. died at Lakewood" was the reply. His
funeral was held last Wednesday in New York.
Others who died were John T. Parkhurst, Justice
Of the New York State Supreme Court whose
authority copper; Professor Mott ". Flint, Of
the University OF Chicago; John B. Stetson, the
Philadelphia hat maker; Samuel Thomas. the iron
master; William A. Hovey, formerly Editor OF The
dent of the St Louis and Suburban Railroad, who
died here exile, having fed the city be-
OF the Doodle exposures in st. Louis; Chris
TOPPER c. Shayne. the fur merchant Of New York;
Mrs William ]. Florence. the actress. and Mrs.
Marie Louise Edison wife of Thomas A Edison, jr.