New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
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SUNDAY. MAY 90. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS lIORNING.

CONGRFSS-Senate: The Senate was not in
session - House: The Anti-Leak bill was
laid on the table the House first defeating the
conference recommendation that the measure oe
made applicable 20 members OF Congress
FOREIGN-Tokio is excited over a runor
that Russia viii refuse to recognize -Japan's po-
sition in Corea- - Great Britain, accordlng
10 a dispatch from London will retain the port
OF Wel-Hai-Wei at the request OF Japan. -
United States warships and revenue cutter
have been sent TO intercept revolutionary eXpe-
ditions against Santo Domingo. - A deputa-
ton of four hundred women visited the British
Premier at the Foreign once and demanded the
right 10 vote; The Premier expressed syInpatny
with the movement; mass meetings were arter-
ward held at which fiery speeches We're made
- Advices from Saratof say that the peas
ants throughout the province are apparently
preparing for d general uprising. == The
Simplon tunnel was formally opened, KING VIC
tor EmmanueTs train passing through 1t to
a campaign Of regular troops against the IN
sureent Pulajanes, in the island Of SaInar =.
Great preparations are being made at Maorid
for the royal wedding, on May 81
DONESTIC-No miners were rushed
from West Virginia into Ohio under cover OF
Winchesters in the hands OF the detecrTes, ana
Buffalo, announced that the confirmation at Dr.
Crapsey's church at Rochester had been post
poned. -=A a ball Of fire partly wTeckea 4
room in which twins were sleeping at WlnSteo
Conn; they were not injured. - The orlcK'
yards at CoeymaHls, n. Y. resumed Work.
- Irwin Tucker. president OF the savings
q
bezzlement committed suicide as the Chief OK
Police entered his room to arrest nm. =
An explosion at the Latin & Rand powder mills
near Kenosha. Wis, did damage estlnlaIeu
at $4,000 - The forest fires in Michigan
and wisconsin were reported to be dying out;
great damage was done and several small towns
were destroyed - Twenty persons were in
4ured bv the collapse Of the bleachers at Culver
Field. Rochester, during ball game
CITY-Stocks were dull. = One person was
killed and a score were hurt by collision Of an
express train and a trolley car on the bridge
over Coney Island Creek. = The Boaro nt
Water Supply planned TO start construction Of the
new Catskin water supply plant. - ConIris-
sioner Ellison was served with a mandamus Or
dering him to issue a permit to the Great East
ern Telephone Company to begin construction
wrote a letter TO Controller Metz saying that
New York City was back on taxes in the county,
and unless the money was paid schools IN some
towns would have to close 49, The new
Hamburg American liner. Kaiserin Auguste
Victoria arrived after its maiden trip. ==
No complaint in the suit of the Mutual Life IN
surance Company against Andrew c. Fields was
served. although il was due. -= Guilliame H.
ScTibner was injured by being struck by Nor
ristoWn express at Short Hills, n. J. J.= Peeks-
kill was hard hit by teamsters and truckmen s
strike; no ice or coal, il was said. would be
delivered after last night. == strike of the
Brotherhood of Painters will go into effect to-
morrow; a strike of rockmen and eXcavators IS
threatened.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair and cooler. The &C perature yesterday:
Highest. Sc degrees; lowest, s.