New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
Aeip21prk DAILY Griibrl1rG
SUNDAY. JULY l. 1906.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

coNGREss.--BOth houses adjourned sine die
at 10 p. M. after having been greatly delayed
by waiting for the enrolling Of bills.
FoREIGN.-It was reported ia St. Petersburg
that the Emperor would remove the Goremykin
Ministry; the imperial family may sail for Fin
nish waters at the end Of this week. - Dele
gates sent by the Group Of Toll into the country
districts report that the peasants are eagerly
awaiting the signal 10 rise. - Three men be-
lieved 10 be anarchists were arrested near La
GranJa. - The Pope has consented TO arbi-
trafe the territorial dispute between Colombia
and Peru and both countries will withdraw
troops from the Putumeyo district. - Gov
eTnor Magoon succeeded in inducing the oppos-
ing parties in Panama Province to unite on a
mixed ticket, thus assuring quiet elections. ==
The death of Charles Owen O'Conor Don, known
as The OConor Don, was reporte din London
- Mutinous Turkish army reserves in Ye-
snen Province surrendered after & few hundred
had been killed by loyal troops - La Savoie
arrived at Havre two days late. having been de-
layed by broken screw.
DOMESTIC-President Roosevelt left Wash
angton shortly before midnight for oyster Bay.
- DR.. Thomas Darlington president of the
local Board OF Health, and his son were badly
hurt in a runaway accident at Otisville, n. Y.
- A train wreck at Chadwick, near Utica,
N. Y, on the Delaware, LackaWanna & Western
Railroad. resulted in bad injuries to three and
slight hurts TO five other passengers. -
retrial was granted Lord" F. Seymour Barring
ton, convicted OF numbering James p. McCann
by the Supreme Court Of Missouri. - LenoX
society attended the opening Of the clubhouse at
Lake Mahkeenac. - An ice famine was re-
ported TO be in effect at Baltimore - Five
thousand visitors arrived in Newark TO attend
the annual Saengerfest.
CTTY-Stocks again reflected the unsettled
conditions prevailing the previous day, and
sn some cases new low records for the year were
made; there was a slight recovery in the last
few minutes OF trading. - Developments in
the ThaW murder case included a statement by
a private detective alleging that Thaw had had
Stanford White shadowed for months. ==
The warm weather caused deaths, insanity and
many prostrations. Samuel Untermyer is
sued stinging statement in which he demanded
the unexpurgated report of the accountants en-
plOyed by the Truesdale 'hOusecleaning' COM
lY,ittee of the Mutual Life Insurance Company.
= The final report of the Fowler committee
Of the New York Life Insurance Company, 1t
was said would be presented TO the trustees of
the company Tomorrow. == 1t was an
nounced that Commissioner Bingham would ap-
point three new police inspectors 49, A young
man was arrested, charged with stabbing fel-
low passenger on Third avenue elevated train
over a quarrel about seats. = Booker I.
washington addressed the convention Of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church, urging
Negroes to enter business in the South. -
The funeral of a Brooklyn woman revealed the
fact that she had been married while she was
dying.
The Veather-Indications for to-day. fair
The temperature yesterday: Highest, " de-
erees; lowest 40.