New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-11
Nrtu7Doris DaiIU 0rihnws
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY. II, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FDREIGN-The Dreadnought, the greatest
hath eship. eTubodying lessons learned In the
rocen war. was launched by King Edward at
Ports mouth. - AdVices from Berlin say that
the aailure of the conference at Algeciras TO
reach an agreement is considered a probaollltyi
the French government, according TO a dis-
patcls from Paris, believes that renewal OF
strai1 ted relations with Germany VII. not re-
suit nom failure -= Admiral Chouknin'
who " as shot by a woman in his Office at Sebas-
topol, IS expected TO recover. =- Four gen
Slarrnes were fatally wounded by a bomb thrown
by g DO in Warsaw; assaults on police through
out Poll nd continue. - Signs of serious dis
orders ufong Workrnen were reported from st.
Petersburg. - punitive expedition has been
20 pay tho poll tax and attacked a force or
police. - John Redmond was again elected
chairman at a meeting OF Nationalist members
of Parliam int: resolution adopted reiter-
ating the c .emand for Home Rule
DoMEsTI kc.-The anthracite miners scale
committee ompleted its labors at Wilkes Ban re-
Penn - A woman in Kansas City: believing
herself desc tied. took corrosive snblinate and
'posure was tported at Littleton w. Va, which
was wiped at by frf. Friday. - The
Pennsylvania. Erie anii Nickel Plate railroads
announced tn. al they W ould not contest the two
rate law passed 10y the Ohio Legislature
A Tua ne Unive rsity scientist at New
Orleans infect ed hirns Elf with the bacteria of
a virulent catl Ie disea Sc in an experiment be-
fore class. g. Winter sports were enjoyed
by a large nur nber OF Workers who went
10 Tuxedo Par X. y. I =, to spend Sunday and
Iincons Birthday 80 Edward J. Sullivan.
Of NewYorl Vas rep orted as candidate for
dispatch 49, Two n en- who shot and fatally
wounded an Italian alter robbing a shoe store,
at Exeter. y H, were captured near there.
CITY.-Stocks we're weak -= The Bureau
Of City Betterne gt II the Citizens Union re-
ported that the q ~ leasury had been ''raided''
for $3.50 600 in inc reat ses in salaries awarded by
both the outgoing ami the incoming Tammany
commissioners. - Frank Wiskewsk the
Polish stable boy n ED a witness in the
Horncr murder case. reported IN dying
condition at the Sta fe Hospital for the Insane in
Kings Park. =- The striking housesmiths
agreed TO begin w'ork for several contracting
firms AT a slight inC;re ase in wages. -=- z. f.
Smathers was accused OF having a part in the
drugging OF Lou Di lloll in her with Major
Delmar, and the cup won then taken from
him. == Commits sioner Darlington said that
he hoped have The smoke nuisance abated
soon. == President s;churman of Cornell said
that while even the poor of ancient Greece were
cultured. the Ameri cam citizen of to-day was
better off == The independent coal dealers
said they would have TO submit TO any terms
agreed on between the associated operators and
miners. =- B. L. Va lentine, q Brooklyn law
yer convicted Of 20 rging his wife's name to
deed. =-- The app raisal OF the estate Of
William A. Duer was announced, showing a
gross personal estate Of SISl.O14 and net per
sonal estate of S6J9.04l.
THE WEATHER. Indications for to-day,
fair; highest tenpeTatui yesterday, 81 degrees;
lowest, Il degrees