New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY IS. 1906.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-A step toward an agreement on
the policing OF Morocco was taken at Algeciras
by an interchange of notes between the French
and German ENJOYS. - The Cars influence
caused a temporary truce between Minister
DurnoVo and Premier Witte of the Russian Cab
met. == General GrodekOff took command OF
the Russian forces in the Far East. == Earth
Quakes, causing slight damage were reported
from a number OF islands in the West Indies.
- The Pope issued an encyclical dealing
with the situation in France. 80 Guzman
Carbiras has been appointed Venezuelan Minis
ter 10 the United States Advices from
London say that as soon as the Newfoundland
fisheries question is settled, America and Great
Britain Will endeavor TO reach an agreement on
pelagic sealing.
DOMESTIC.-Aiiss Roosevelt and Congress
man Nicholas Longworth Of Ohio. we're mar
r1ed IN The East Room OF the White House, and
went 10 friendship, John r. McLeans home
70 spend Sunday. - Mrs. Wilson Miner at
chicago, withdrew executor of the Yerkes
will; her friends said that she would contest
The VIII for her dover rights. ==A Ia borer in
chicago started the fund TO erect the memorial
70 president Harper on the Chicago University
campus. -- General Superintendent R A
Phllps, OF the Laczawanna collierie5, thought
there would be no strike judging from the tenor
OF the meeting of the unions and operators
representatives, at which Mitchell made known
the unions demands. =- Chicago has re-
euested the States Attorney 10 bring suit
against The telephone company 10 revoke fits
franchise. -= Carroll D. Wright. president of
clark College, Worcester. Mass, said that Chris
tlan EnoeaVorers were as much rebaters as John
- The midshipmen at Annapolis agreed TO
put stop TO haZing. "A schoolnaster at
quincy, Mass, who hogged 499 boys IN four
fnonths is facing an investigation - Bells
We're rung and whistles were blown In many
cities and towns in celebration Of the Long
worth-R Roosevelt wedding.
CITY.-Stocks Were weak - President
PEABODY OF the Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY
refused consent TO Mr.. Truesdale's COMMITTEES for
an investigation Of the conpanys board of trlIs-
tees -= IT was learned that work on the
statue OF Lafayette given TO France by the
american school children going forward
satisfactorily 80 Chief Engineer Martin OF
the Bridge Department proposed a combination
trolley ana underground plough car TO reliev.
Terminal congestion =- The Rev DR. Lee II
was announced. viii preach to-day in the West
Minister Presbyterian Church. despite the action
OF the PFesbytcry- == II was reported that the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 AMI
mas opponents Of Haines might appeal 70 the
legislature for his removal - A Westchester
Republican district leader was killed by an ex-
press train. - The Civic League of The
Bronx decided 10 petition the legislature 10 in
NesCgate charges OF corruption in The Rronx
communication -= A man concerned I'm the
purchase OF the HenZe copper properties denied
mat there would be imitation Of the stock and
that merger was planned
TIE WEATHER-Indication for to-day:
faAr and warmer. The temperature YESTERDAY:
Highest 81 degrees: lowest "a