New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
sNeip.2lork Dailp Gribr,1e
SUNDAY, AUGUST 3. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-strict censorship prevents an es-
innate OF the result Of the call Tor genera
strike in Russia; 1t is reported that nearly sSs-
enty thousand men have quit work at 81. re-
tersburg and that there were scenes OF excite
ment" at the stations; renewed firing was re-
ported from CrOnstaot; the wires nave Deeh cut
- Robbers attacked train between Libau
and Hafenpot and stole 100000 panic pre-
walls Ia Warsaw - A dispatch from MOS
COW 70 London said that thirty workmen were
blown 10 pieces by the premature explosion OF
bombs - Strained relations between France
and Turkey have resulted from disagreement
over the boundary of Tripoh =- brilliant
racing week is promised at Cowes; the British
and Spanish soVereigns have arrived there, ana
many yachts have been entered. - a cOaIl-
xion OF Moroccan tribes against France was re-
ported, and the situation was said TO be critical
- The British Parliament adjourned 10 oc-
tOber S - Congressman and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth sailed for home.
DOMESTIC-The fight over piers at Oyster
Bay was marked by rebuilding, second demOli-
tion, and the service Of more papers, - II.
y. Dodge, secretary of the Embassy at Berlin,
a. was announced at Washington. had been
transferred 10 Toxic. - Argument was held
before Justice Howard at Troy the return of
the mandamus order issued by Justice Blanchard
directing State Secretary OBrien to show cause
why ne should not 6o1 recognize the old state ap-
pofuonn1ent OF 1854 =" An insane man
Jumped from a train in Cincinnati to a roof
twenty-five feet below and was subdued only
after hard fight. - ID. B. Wesson, OF the
firm OF Smith & Wesson, revolver manufactur-
ers, died at Springfield Mass. - An injured
oeckhand treated the flagship of Cornelius
Vanderbilt. commodore Of the New York Yacht
Club. at New London. died later at hospital.
Following anputation OF his legs. - Ex-
Mayor Quincy, OF Boston. said he thought Bryan
would be nominated and predicted success for
him at the polls - It was said In Boston
that the British authorities would take no action
IN the Douglas case: Lord Douglas said he
wished the case dropped.
CITY.-Stocks were weak. Reserves
from six police stations, aided by forty patrol
men, were powerless for several hours TO Quell
several riots at the Polo Grounds. - District
Attorney Jerome, IL said was expected TO
address the August grand jury on the subject
Of insurance tomorrow; the investigation may
ciety made public a letter from President Roose-
Welt decry1ng the Use Of aigrettes womens
hats -- Secretary Wilson found satisfactory
conditions in slaughter houses il New York
Philadelphia and Jersey City. == The date for
the Republican state convention may be set for
October p one week after the Democratic con-
Vention. == Mrs. Thaw, the mother Of Harry
Kendall Thaw, said that her did not induce
her to dismiss eX-Judge Olcott. - Many hun
dreds of begging letters received daily by Mrs
Russell Sage, and at the Sage Office and burned,
unacknOwledged == Ii announced in this
city that J. p. Morgan & Co. had prepared a
plan for the consolidation Of the Hooking Valley
and kanawha & Michigan railroads
THE WEATHER.-Indication for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest Sc
degrees; lowest, -.