New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-12
aero71oeIt Daily Gribf1sts
MONDAY. FEBRUARY u, 1908,
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Advices from Venezuela by way
Of curacao say that plots are being hdoClls 7
AGAINST President Castro, and that the peoPIe
- Generally opposed TO the Presidents poncy-
- The anti-fOreEn agitation al canton u
said 10 be due the attitude OF me NlceIoy, a
circular has been issued urging his removal
Turkish reports say that the repelloh IN
Yemen has been crushed. but the troops OF tne
Porte abandoned the expedition against ona-
kara, losing four guns - An ue oIAS
caused serious damage at CantahZaro anu
Monteleone Calabria: the Inhabitants are camp
fng an the streets - French and German
newspapers continue TO repeat their respective
contentious in regard 70 Morocco - AdNlces
from Constantinople say that the Turkish COM
mission sent TO investigate the frontler olsPulo
with Persia viii probably recommend the WIFI
drawal of Turkish troops.
DOMESTIC report Of the State RIVER
Improvement Commission, TO be submitted 10
the legislature tonight. it was announced VIII
recommend the building of many dams up tne
State TO curb floods. -= The state board OF
Charities will recommend II was announced,
the appointment Of inspectors Of education IN
the charitable institutions. - The report or
the State Gas Commission was made public IN
Albany. - George T. Baer made a statement
in Philadelphia attacking the right Of the Penn
sylvania Legislature to investigate the coal car
ryine roads. -= The mother OF Cornell stu
dent fell from the window of a hotel at Ithaca,
y. Y, and was instantly killed. - President
DOlan of the Pittsburg local Of the United Mine
Workers gave out a statement defining his posi-
ton on the proposed coal strike. - The plant
and equipment Of the street railway in Pough-
keepsie were destroyed by fire. - Four
masked men broke into a jail at Gadsden Ala,
took a negro assaulter TO a nearby bridge and
hanged him. == It was announced at Wash
ington that Representative Longsworth was
much improved in health. - A dispatch from
St. Paul said that the Hi interests were plan
ming to merge certain railroads. forming two
transcontinental railroads. in opposition 10 the
Hartman lines.
ClTY.-Several hremen were buried by falling
debris In a fire on Broadway and rescued with
difficulty; the loss was about S2J0O0 - a
bark was towed into port with only one sail re-
naming after hitting a waterspout in Southern
waters. - Horsemen expressed yarying opin-
Ions on the Lou Dillon case -=- The peace
dinner Of Chinatown factions was not attended
by members Of the On Leong Tong and trouble
was expected tonight. == Mr.. WINS at the
Peoples Forum In New-Rochelle, attacked State
and county officers because there has been so
little prosecution Of insurance cases.
Charles G. Cameron, grain broker. commit ed
suicide at South Orange, y. J. -== The chief
inspector Of the Bureau Of Combusdbles asked
more power, with a view 10 preventing deaths in
tunnel construction. - Robert C. Ogden gave
an address on Lincoln" before John d. Rookie
Teller, jr.'s. Bible class at the Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
FAR. The temperature yesterday: Highest, %
degrees; lowest. 16