New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CoNGRESS-Senate: Passed the Railroad
Company Liability bill. and discussed the status
Of the Isle OF Pines and purchase OF Panama
Canal supplies. - House: Adjourned after
ANNOUNCEMENT OF the death OF Representative
Adams. OF Philadelphia
FOREIGN.-Ths attempted assassination Of
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria on Thursday
cast gloom over the sedding festivities in
Madrid; the funerals OF several of the victims
were held. - The debate on the agrarian
problem continued in the lower house OF the
Russian parliament in St. Petersburg
Murders strikes and robberfes We're reported
from Poland and Courland. - The funeral
OF Henrik Ibsen held in Christiania- -
Al dinner 10 William J. Bryan al Budapest
Francis Rossuth praised American liberty -
II was reported that the revolution in Guatemala
Was growing and that General Toledo was ad-
Nancing az the head OF 1000 armed men.
DOMESTTC-The eonferrees on the Railroad
Rate bill have nearly completed their work and
may report to-day; an amendment prohibiting
al passes was adopted - The Senate Com
Enirtee on Privileges and Elections voted that
Senator Reed Snoot not entitled 10 his seat
but voted down resolutions 10 declare his seat
vacant and 70 expel him. leaving the whole mat
ter 10 the Senate, which NAV take no action
permitting him 70 retain his seat - A reso-
luton was introduced by Senator Bailey in the
committee on Privileges and Elections proyid-
ing for the expulsion Of Senator Burton but
Withheld because he is expected 70 resign be-
Tore Tuesday when IL will be passed IL he does
not == President Roosevelt decided 10 send
70 Congress the report made 10 him bv Pro-
fessor Charles P. Neill. Commissioner Of Labor
INTO he conditions Of the meat packing houses
IN the West, and II viii be accorlranied bv
message from the President - Governor
higgins st Albany, signed the Hook Mountain
bill and Assemblyman Nerritt's measure ex-
tending the terms and increasing the salaries Of
Court OF Claims judges. == Il was reported
mat FORTY men had been killed in a riot Al "
q. Greene's mines, in Mexico - Chicago sur-
geons announced that they had discovered a
metIoc whereby the circulation Of the blood
could be changed from the arteries 10 the veins
= Frank Alsopp Of Newark. was killed in
X J. w ID -i-s " i0A'
clTN--Stocks We're dun and firm II
was SAID that the life Insurance comma n ies
might retain their holdings Of stocks hopins
I-lat tnere would be change In the iavs nv
future legislatures; Samuel UnterIn-er accused
lle companies OF still wasting the poicvfol ldars,
money - The jury found Josephine Terra
"a a l.'l tulIly OF the murder OF her aunt -
me boarG Of Estimate and Arrorrir-r,,.-. "a
'rec hockaway Beach as si-a - - -
t'9'N ocean park II was said that The Land 80
tS7'.Iy might be acquired by conder7rari1T no
Ceta-lss - Il was announced 49, r.
N'l-. lssloner Samuel Srrasborlrg-r ,,-o,,T7 -.
sign MS Office before June % -- -'7,s .,,-fs. %
C'iis We're tied up during the morning ,,st F.,1,~
oe,, -----ei' al the power station in East
- s,tV'. - Several empty cars vrara
,Iliieu IN the subway between the 1027 ana -ha
t0~1 street stations in the rush hours Ia 81 even
1-ls - controller Metz and President NJ
Ivan OF the Board Of Aldermen had a ,,-oy-5,,
Siasn Il a meeting Of the Board Of Estimate
TIE observation-disclosures for ,o5a,-.
Party cloudy. The ternperarllre ,-esta-5syy,.
h1ghes- 81 degrees; lowest, 60