New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
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WEDNESDAY. JULY A. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.1There were rumors in ST. Peters
burg that the Constitutional Democrats might
consent 70 the governments proposal OF coali-
ton ministry. - The governments agrarian
biu was introduced in the lower house OF the
Russian parliament. William Jennings
Bryan arrived in London and issued state
Snent ln which he said that his reception in
New York must not be regarded as an indorse-
ment for the Presidential nomination. -
election OF Count Boni de Castellane TO the
Chamber on the ground OF bribery. - Brit
ish columns in Natal met the Zulu vanguard and
killed $50 OF the rebels. - Cholera of Viru-
lent type has broken out among the natives OF
Manila and the surrounding provinces -
Salisbury gave a public funeral TO the Rev E.
J.. King, OF Toronto; all the bodies OF Americans
killed in the wreck were sent to Southampton or
London; IT was reported that all the injured had
good chances OF recovery. == Mrs. Thaw
rived in London, where the news of the shooting
OF Stanford White by her was broken TO
her' &ars. Ihaw may go 10 Switzerland on ac-
count OF poor health before returning to Amer
fca-
DOAlESTIC.-President Roosevelt at Oyster
Bay. Long Island, gave some OF his time TO
official duties at his home and prepared for the
Fourth OF July address he is TO make to his
neighbOrs and friends. - Secretary Root left
Washington TO come to this city and start to-
day on his trip TO South America TO attend the
Pan-American Congress at Rio Janeiro. -
Dr. ID. s. Salmon, former chief of the Bureau
OF Animal Industry, it said at Washington
bureau in Uruguay for the government TO aid in
saving the cattle trade. - Maurice Marshall
LanghOFne, OF Virginia, was appointed secre-
taTy of legation at Christiania, and Secretary
Norman Hutchinson transferred from Caracas
10 Stockholm. - Cornelius Vanderbilt, il
was learned at Newport, had been elected
member Of the Rhode Island Society Of the
Cincinnati; Alfred G. Vanderbilt had applied
for membership, but not elected -
Judgment for $4,000 was entered at Altoona
Penn. against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany in a rebate case. - A raid was
made on Tom Taggarts place at French Lick,
Ind and suit begun to have his license
revoked on the ground that gambling was al
left the tracks at Ballston Spa and ploughed up
an embankment, but the passengers were only
shaken I'D.
CITY Stocks We're firm. - Samuel
UnteTuyer issued statement attacking the re-
port of the Fowler committee Of the New York
Life Insurance Company. which was made pub
lie on Monday. It became known that de-
Stanford White many months before he was
killed said they could find justification for
the stories circulated against him. == In the
SIaInmany celebration OF the Fourth. it was an
nounced. Governor William D. Jelks of Ala
hama will be the long talker: It was said that
anfi-Hearst remarks had been tabooed con-
sideFing the possibility that Tammany might
have to support him for Governor. -=
Showers were predicted for the holiday; thou
sands OF persons left the city. - The Brook
lyn Water Commissioner started an investiga-
ton TO find out why the borough had used in the
last week 100000 gallons of water a day more
than ne thought necessary. - Several per-
sons were thrown from Second avenue car at
trolley. - Arthur Sichel, young lawyer,
arrested. charged with forging a check in
the name Of F. W Rhinelander.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Showers. The temperature yesterday: High
est, Sc degrees: lowest. Il