New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-03
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SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1907.
THE NEWS THIS NOR ING.

CONGRESS- Senate: The Indian AppToPria.
ton bill considered. -= House: Deoate
on the River and Harbor bill continued and
eulogies Of Senator German were delivered.
FOREIGN.-The liberal policy Of NJ. BRAND
has prevailed in regard to the acceptance OF
Church contracts in France; the party OF NJ
Combes is said TO be making an euort TO over
throw the Ministry == Baron haneko' IN an
interview al Toxic. said that the school Ques-
ton was recognized purely a local issue, ana
that the japanese people relied on the justlce OF
the United States. .--- The Supreme Court OF
Hawaii decided that The Governor might eX-
change lanai lands for other lands The trans
action was carried out and the entire island
now belongs 70 Charles Gay; the case will be
appealed 10 the Supreme Court of the United
States. -= King Edward and Queen Alexan-
ORA, travelling incognlto, reached Parls TOT d
weeks visit == It was learned that France,
while favoring limitation Of armament. does not
wish the discussion Of that OF any semi
question 10 mar the usefulness Of the Hague
conference. == Anti Christian riots in China
on February l were suppressed by troops. -
a plot, apparently against the Gar came 10
light IN ST. Petersburg.
DONESTIC.-The most positive assurances
were given in Washington that there is no dan
ger Of with Japan and infammatory utter
ances We're severely condemned by the admins
tration. Mrs. J. II. CIallinger. wife of the
senior Senator from New Hampshire. at
tackled with angina pectoris in the Belasco The
etre. Washington and died shortly afterWard
60 The probability that the government VIII
build the Panama Canal itself is said TO be IN
creasing. The list Of lobbyists filed with
the Secretary of state was made public at Al
b2nN. =- Governor hughes al Albany sent q
!. message Of coincidence to the WIDOW or Assem-
blyman Stanley and announced that h. would
attend the funeral = Governor Hughes
granted the request Of Captain Louis Wendei 10
be relieved Of command until further notice
- Bishop Stang. Of Massachusetts. oied AT
St. Paul. ==- Following the mysterious shoot
ing of a man at Newburg, his wife was arrested
pending investigation. -- A fishing village
of twenty houses on the lake near Detroit was
blown five miles across the ice and driven
ashore.
CITY-Stocks were irregular. closing strong.
49, II was said that Harry K Thaw would
not testify his trial. another juror may De
Commissioner Lantry from the Tammany Han
Executive Committee begun. =-= After
comforting with Charles F. Murphy. Alderman
7 P. Sullivan announced that Tammany alder
men would not accept the support of the Munich
pal Ownership League men. --@ John BOYD, a
mechanic. of Williamsburg. who was close
friend Of Assemblvuan DonOhue, ended his life
in the same way did the Assemblyman. ---
The southbound local subway trains were held
up for thirty-fiYe minutes during the evening
rush hours. =-- Coroner Cahil examined more
witnesses 10 prove that John Bell the muir
g. President ". c. Wood. Of the New
York Central lines, appealed for fairer public
frea tment Of the railroads. = DR.. a. :.
Crapsey said that growing liberality among the
churches would put an end to heresy. -
Hamilton Hall, the new Columbia University
garten class in socialism for Jewish children held
sfs first session. Controller Metz an
nounced that only portion Of the ten and
twenty year bonds for the Catskil water supply
work had been bid for.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest, AZ
degrees; lowest. 33.