New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
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sI,..- Inc paymaster of the comnsnv nos
Ny ammonia the next dav b,, a s.ri,o
. ~ controversy In the Society for tho Iora,,e,-
uoh OF Cruelty to Animals ras,,,+.s =, =
nation OF John Haines. its nresido,+
'iliiui'aheously bill was advanced at A,hor1,
SWING the Bergh society powers ao,aI NTH
60. nc . = - A An investigation of the
=. hiiiiis department was authorized bv
- OF aldermen. which promises MANY
sensations The bill for SO-cent .os 4, ~
- passed the Senate and is now in the
n s OF Mayor Mcclellan. It is said he ,,,,u
san II berthe Claiche. whose trial has rousa5
eIaIst+ ~ % ta4k' pleaded guilty to man
Of Teiatior al tle nrst degree. She has also told
many policemen " O III 0aAi'46 OF
= You said something in our last tall, oe o
4ederaI inquiry into the oil Trust ,, sat5 -
..7S, N4aIl' w nat has become of it?'
IN, ~ SIo.sFess resolution for such an inquiry
~ She interstate Commerce Commission ;; re-
RtIeu me Constant Reader, was signed b,- +ba
hiIi Isl nnttM meantime the fight over the rate
DIti Cohtlnues in the Senate Senator rTiIIr1en
VINO is IN charge Of the measure facas - 1t.
- - the democrats. Senator Bailey the active
aISLloSIauc leader. opposes the measure unless
decisions of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, a suit has been brought by the govern
HlelI against the so-caled elevator trust which
va Sou 70 mohopoIlze the business Of the Far
west George E. Green. ex-New-YorI S+afa
oe.dloT; charged with postal fraud was found
In our last talk you said certain Parfsians
teared war might result from the Algeciras con-
+Sa eilCe. said the Busy Man. WHO will strike
Germany has given in" responded the Con-
sLanI reader, so that a harmonious outcome is
now expected The Kaiser at last let IN he an
hounced that he would not object to the or
sailzation or the Moroccan police by France and
5Iel-Il 81 lne commercial ports, under proper
S 80 oiItSeS OF economic liberty. This was
Drought about by Russia's action in promising
Ilal rance and Spain do the police work Jointly
.1 s was packed by France, England. Spain
and Portugal Yet in the midst of ali This
france mas snapped horses. NJ. Rouvier resigned
as Premier when the government was defeated
IN trying 70 pass resolution UNFOLDING its
policy Of taking inventories Of church proTertv
EhgIanq has been counting up the cost of its
army the estimates for which this year amount
70 SIoOOOOOOO- The navy costs S1S00OO0OO
The newly elected House Of Commons has AL
ready proved insubordinate and against the
Fremlers wishes it voted salaries Of 81 800
year Tor its members The new labor members
SAID that they were too poor to serve for moth
ing. and their argument Won"
any more massaCres in Gilman asked the
Busy Man.
NO. but only a little nearer home American
blood has been she'd was the response In a
fight with Sulu natives fifteen Americans and six
hundred Moros were slain. A desperate battle
was fought near JolO capital OF the Sulu Islands.
The enemy was utterly extermnated. While
Japan is considering plan TO buy and operate
its railroads. Russia. her former foe IS again
married. by fears Of another Jewish massacre.
Count Witte has been appealed TO to save the
Hebrews from further bloodshed. Witte is not
making any more concessions to the Russian
radicals. Another Albanian uprising resulted in
the defeat OF rebels in KOssOro by Turkish bat
talions. Princess Ena, the Queen-tO-be of Spain,
has been formally admitted into the Catholic
Church. Colombia escaped coup d'etat when
four assailants Of President Reyes were put to
death"
I saw somewhere that the Queen OF Italy
was killed" said the Busy Man.
Not the Queen. but the Marchioness of Cor
SIM" was the reply An automobile caused her
death. and her body brought to the Quir1nal
by Queen Helena, who had learned Of the trag-
edy. Others who died last week were General
John NJ. SChOleld. who retired from the army
in 1895 after forty-slX years Of service; DR.. w.
T Campbell, the founder Of Des MOines, Iowa,
and Mrs Theresa Doyle, who had been in charge