New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
Ierp21nrk Dailp Gribrrare.
SUNDAY, JUNE 3. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CoNGRESS-The reports of the Statehood and
Rate bill conferrees were made - Senate:
The resolution requiring that supplies for the
canal be purchased in this country and $50
private pension bills, We're passed. - House:
The Naturalization bill was under discussion.
FOREIGN-Extra precautions have been
taken % guard the palace at Peterhof, owing TO
fears that the sailors at Cronstadt may turn
their guns on the Car. - A serious division
has arisen in the Russian Parliamenb over the
question OF satisfying the demand Of the
peasants for land strong opposition being
shown 10 the scheme Of national ownership.
- The King and Queen Of Spain attended
by the people; there is no clew 10 the man who
threw the bomb on May 81; the death list has
herboring anarchists in Great Britain is likely
10 be presented to Parliament after the Whit
suntide recess. - Advices from Caracas say
that there is much friction over the refusal Of
Sefor Castro 10 resume the duties OF Presi-
dent. - The British steamer Craighal went
ashore off Point Ceres and was attacked by
Moors: a British cruiser sent 10 her
sistance - The funeral Of Michael Davitt
was held at Dublin; all business ceased and
great crowds lined the streets through which
the procession passed.
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt received the
completed report Of MesSs Neil and Reynolds
on the meat packers. = The House Commit
tee on Rivers and Harbors reported a special bill
for the preservation Of Niagara Falls, which Is
expected 10 pass without difficulty - Quiet
finally restored at Cananea- Mexico. with
American and Mexican officials IN fuH control,
according to a dispatch from Naco Ariz -
Governor Higgins finished the work Of the 'thir-
" days period; he signed the measures provid-
ing for a number of additional Supreme Court
justices in the state: the Governor made public
8 memorandum giving his reasons for signing
the Hook Mountain and kindred bills - An
automobile exploded top OF the mountain near
Verona \. ], badly burning the chauffeur ==
The St Louis Express Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road plunged into open drawbridge over the
Hacl1ensack River. in New Jersey. no one being
hurt A shotgun aimed to kill a rat which
was stealing chicken filled three girls in West
Orange, y. J., with buck shot
CITY-Stocks were strong. - A careful
study Of the books Of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company showed that great reductions in
penses were being made, especially in the sta
tionery and restaurant accounts -== Repre-
sentative and Mrs. LongwOrth sailed for Europe
the st. Louis. -= AS a result Of the fire in
the subway Friday, Il is probable that all
wooden win shortly he replaced by steel
ones =- Commissioner Ellison made public
the results Of an investigation which he said
showed that Cord Meyers Citizens Water Sup
ply Company had stolen water from the city in
Brooklyn and resOld IL 20 the city. Five
thousand policemen paraded up Broadway; three
hero medals were awarded. It developed
that the Mercantile Trust Company, which is
being sueG ~ ne Equitable for the Turner loans
and other -or=y. had in sued the guaran-
tors 0t '-s --F=s- == The price Of ice was ad-
vanced - - cents a hundred pounds
THE TEE-EER-Indications for TODAY.
Fair. --= -=-sIyerature yesterday: Highest S3
degrees --Ees-. IS.