New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
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FRIDAY, MARCH 10. 1906,
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-Senate: Mr.. T1llman presented
MS report on the Railroad Rate bill; there was
some discussion Of the recent fight with the
M0ros. - House: AT a conference OF Repub-
ncsn members IL was decided not TO accept the
Senate amendments 10 the Statehood bill and 10
send the bill 10 conference.
FOREIGN-It was reported that the present
anti-Semitic agitation in Russia may result IN
equal rights for the Jews. = The Gillian
Ministry resigned. = Mr.. Balfour opposed
army reduction IN view OF the need for the de-
fence Of India - Francis Kossuth, the son
OF Louis KOssuth, was reported dangerously Ill
broken.
DONESTIC-'Judge" Andrew Hamilton made
q violent attack the trustees Of the New
York Life at the continuation OF the insurance
hearing at Albany speeches were made for and
against reform measures ~ The United Mine
Workers met at Indianapolis; President Mitchell
counseIIed conservative procedure TO preserve
peace in the Goa mining industry. == The
funeral of Miss Susan b. Anthony held
al Rochester. == The marshal Of Winokur,
Ga was shot dead by a negro rioter. =- Sen
at0r COOper's bin 10 compel banks and trust
companies 10 increase their capitalization for
each branch met with much opposition al the
Senate Bank Committee hearing. -- LABOR
representatives, appeared at Albany 10 urge the
passage OF the Employment Agency Dill -
At the probatiug Of the VIII OF Charles T Yerkes
II became known that neither the widow nor
her young husband. W Miner can draw money
from the estate without the consent OF the eXecu-
tor and the court. == A company allied 10
the Wabash applied for franchise in Fhila-
Auditor Of Indiana, was found guilty of en-
bczZlenent and received an indeterminate SEN
teuce OF from two TO twenty-One years. -
A dispatch from North Carolina said that
Svtlts would COlOnize there. == The Car
-reeie scheme Of spelling reform was adopted by
The principals and superintendent Of the public
schools at Plaiufield, y. J. - The severe
storm. which was widespread, caused serious
trouble iu many parts Of the country.
EITN-Stocls were dull == Five indict-
mCu-s were returned by the grand jury in the
white slave cases. == The Rev. :. HarIing-
ton LiuleIl, missionary 10 China, declared Cen
cral COroin was mistaken in blaming the mis-
sionariCs for the uprlsings there == II was
announced that the big estate n Peter Gisey
would be sold at auction soon. -= Ths sur
rogate admitted t. probate The will of Mrs
MarSaretta Todd, who was killed iu Phiadel-
phia- -= Louis Nosser, q bo0kmakeT, shot and
killed Estella Young. an actress. and then him
self IA his rooms al the IlcWep0nt Hotel Broad
way and 5Zd street. =- The IeT IbliCaE County
Committee. by vote Of 200 To -. tabled a reso-
luton introduced by eN-As~eubIyman Allen cen
EurinE Senators DepeW and FIsu and calling
Tor their resignation COP removal -- Three
alleged daylight burglars We're captured in Har-
lem. -= Borough President Coler and Con-
trtler Metz had peaceful meeting al City Hall
r= Sir Caspar PuTdon Clarke announced &C
cesslons 10 the metropolitan Museum Of Art.
TIE WEATHEE-Irdcati01s for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday. Highest, 81
degrees lowest -.