New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
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SUNDAY. JULY %. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Douma has not been formally
dissolved but a ukase OF dissolution is said to
have been signed, and a conference is being held
at Peterhof 20 decide the question Of pron1ulgat-
ing the decision: indications that the gov
elnrneIt has adopted a repressive policy are not
lacking: great forces OF troops have been called
20 the capital and rigid censorship is being en-
forced. - AdVices from Berlin and Budapest
say that neither Germany nor Austria Hungary
wtll intervene in Russian affairs. - The dec
0E'afion Of Chevalier of the Legion of Honor was
conferred on Major Dreyfus at the Ecole Mill
ta3re, where he was once degraded - All
Panama laboEeFs VIII hereafter receive pay in
silver: ie Is reported that many have practically
starved themselves rather than spend gold =-=
The American delegates TO the Pan-American
Conferences arrived at Rio Janeiro. - The
ssssions OF the InterpaTliamentary Union will
begin at London on Monday. - The Red Star
Line steamer Finland. which sailed from Ant
wee for New York, was reported ashore in the
scheldt
D01Ee eTIC-Terms Of peace between Saliva
dor and Guatemala were made public in Wash
fngton- - Secretary Wilson expressed regret
that the federal meat inspection law did not con-
trol plants supplying local trade = State Sen
ator 1ully, in an address to the convention at
A4oTneLL, which re1ominateo him. warmly in
doTsed Governor Higgins. and urged that he be
nounced at Newport that Frank work had
placed Elm Court, where Mrs. Baytonyi lived
when she was Mrs Burke Roche, on the market
w &. Vanderbilt, jr s, yacht, the Taran-
tul7- struck a submerged object while bound
for Newport, and was partially disabled. -
Miss Euphenia 3. WiInarth a portrait painter
OF New Rochelle. was found dead in Pasadena
Cal - It was learned in Plttsburg that Cliff
ford HoOe, the Negro coachman had declared to
Assistant District Attorney Robb that he had
lied when he said he had been intimate with
Mrs. Hartje - A complete tie-up in Chi
cago printing establishments may result from
sympathetic action by the Allied Printing Trades
Council - 1t was announced that yellow
sever had broken out in Honduras. - An
American citizen leaving Mexico on account of
the anti-foreign feeling, said in New Orleans that
II might be necessary for this country to throw
an army across the border line
CITY.-Stocks were strong - Louis F.
Eayn ana State Chairman OdelI had confer
ence, but refused 10 talk OF it for publication:
Black, said the Ex-Governor refused to be a
candidate for United States Senator. - Par
sons supporters won in the preliminary fight
for control Of the new 24fh District by elect
OF the district. - A Queens Borough health
official said he would arrest President Peters
Of the Long Island Railroad in connection with
the. smoke nuisance cases II he found a law
her daughter-in-law Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
met IN the Tombs, and. becoming reconciled
viii both try to persuade Harry K ThaW to
submit examination by a commission in
gate Hoyt. the banker. must pay5gS136. .71S to
men interested IN mining claims which he pur-
chased about ten years ago. -= William NJ
Amory denied that Governor Higgins had dis
missed the charges against District Attorney
Jerome. ana said he was about to forward con-
vinciEg evidence against that official to the
Governor - Three persons We're injured
when the ferryboat Bound Brook rannaed her
slip - Work was begun device at the
Brooklyn Bridge station of the subway to cool
the air by passing it over cool water in large
coils.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy and warmer. The temperature
yesterday: Highest. 80 degrees; lowest. IS