New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
Nrtp2lprk Dsil1, Gribrr,1n
TUESDAY. JULY 3. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The condition of three OF the in
JuFed In the wreck at Salisbury was reported
critical: the cOrOner's jury met and adjourned
for fortnight; no official statement regarding
the cause OF the wreck has been given out. -=
The Group Of Toll in the Russian parliament
refused to listen 20 General Pavlmf, who at
tempted 70 speak for the Minister OF War In OPP
position 70 the bill providing for the abolition
Of the death penalty; the session suspended.
- There was q sharp debate in the House
OF Commons on a clause Of the Education bill,
and hostile amendment was defeated by a
majority of only sixteen votes = Chinese
rebels are active in the province of Che- -iang,
where they said to have captured the city OF
Hsin-C Cheng-Hsien- - Mr.. and Mrs Long
worth were guests OF the Duke Of Manchester at
luncheon at Blenheim House. - Sir Henry
Campbell -BanneTman said in the House OF Com
mons, in regard to a prediction in the Canadian
Senate that Canada would soon seek indepen-
dence, that all the colonies desired closer rela-
tions with England - Two men were res
Welsh colliery.
DOMESTIC-President Roosevelt had day OF
complete rest at his Oyster Bay home. -
Secretary Wilson began taking active steps to
put the Meat Inspection law into effect. ==
Secretary Shaw offered for sale S3OOo00e0 bonds
Of the Panama Canal loan, to bear interest at
the rate of per cent and to be dated August
1, 1906. - Senator Lodge appeared Before the
grand jury in Boston in connection with the in
vestigation or testimony gwen at the FLocuor Fc
trial; Proctor was sentenced to ten months IN
the Workhouse. John D. Rockefeller gave
the University of Chicago the largest collection
OF pal&oZOic fossils in the country - A pre-
liminary report of the special committee OF the
board Of directors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, appointed TO investigate alleged dis
elimination Of coal cars. was made to the boaro
which met in Philadelphia - The chicago &
Alton Railroad and two Of its officials were
placed on trial in Chicago on charge OF rebat-
ing. - An employe Of J. Kennedy Tod was
shot by an unknown person on the bankers es-
tate, near Stamford. Conn
CITY-Stocks were weak. - George w.
Perkins. James A. Blair. Norman B. Ream and
H. Walters severed their connection with the
board Of trustees of the New York Life Insur-
ance Company; the final report Of the Fowler
committee was submitted - Counsel on
both sides of the Thaw murder case assumed an
unwonted silence. and new developments
were announced. One man was probably
fatally hurt and another was driven tempo
rarily insane by explosion Of hydrogen gas
in the cellar Of a COney Island drug store. ==
Several workmen were injured by jumping from
a runaway Amsterdam avenue the hill
berger and Captain Hodgins were transferred
out OF the Tenderloin following gambling raids
made over their heads recently. ~ There
were indications that the Board Of Aldermen
would not adopt the report rejecting the
Street Cleaning Department
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day;
Occasional showers. The temperature yester~
day: Highest 81 degrees; lowest 81.