New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-09
Netu91ork DaiIp Gribnots
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

+ CONGRESS.-Senate: Several resolutions Of
inquiry we're adopted; the Indian Appropriation
bill was passed and consideration of the Army
bill was begun. - House: Consideration OF
the Naval Appropriation bill begun after
725 pension bills had been passed.
FOREIGN-M Alexandrovsky, Governor OF
Penza, and the assistant chief of police there
mitted suicide Nine men were killed and
two injured in explosion on the French
torpedo boat No. 339. = Bankers at Paris
adversely criticised some of the provisions Of
The French income tax measure: there was
sharp drop in the value OF securities on me
Rourse == dispatch from Toxic says that
Tie people generally are opposed to a treaty
which restricts immigration. - Advices from
rebellion AT sam Juan. - Sir John L. walton
the British Attorney General, said in a speech at
Leeds that the House Of Lords was out of har-
mony with modern democratic institutions and
must go. = The elections at Gomel were
marked by anti-Jewlsh excuses, and number
Of persons were severely injured.
DOMESTIC.-Washingto officials do not look
for war in Central America, believing that the
efforts of the United States and Mexico as
peacemakers viii be successful. - Mayor
Schrniiz and the San Francisco School Board
arrived in Washington to confer with President
Roosevelt the japanese school question.
49, Lindenhurst, the country home of John
Wanamaker, at Jen6intown. near Philadelphia,
was destroyed by fire. == The evidence on
which was based the complaint Of Attorney
General Mayer against the American Ice Com
pany is missing from the Attorney Generals
office, ii was announced at Albany. -
speaker MaQSROrtn, at Albany, issued q SIdle-
ment defending the River Commission measure
recently introduced. = Several persons were
injured in A wreck on the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road near Ithaca, n. Y.
CITY.-Stocks were irregular. Mrs.
Evelyn Nesbit ThaW continued her testimony at
the trial Of her husband. -= The ma jOr1ty
directors of the Northport Oyster Company de-
cared a dividend of 400 per cent TO balk at
tempted freeze OUT by the majority stock
holders. =- Charles W. Morse was said to be
about 10 get control OF the Ward Line; his al
legged New Haven deal denied. = 1t be-
came practically certain that the new Lexington
avenue Broadway subway would be built as
close to the surface possible. == 1t was an
nounced By friends Of Insurance Superintendent
Kelsey that he would not resign until Vindi-
Gated. == A well known real estate operator
offered S25000O0 for the site Of st. Thomas's
Episcopal Church at 53d street and Fifth ave-
nue.. -= Alexander Young, lawyer was held
in contempt for calling Coroner Schwannecke, OF
The Bronx, Incompetent and pig-headed.'
A Columbia University lecturer sued his
landlord 10 compel the latter to furnish more
heat. -= The anti-Hearst men in the county
committee OF the Independence League charged
the Hearst managers with betraying the friends
of municipal ownership. == 1t was said that
the $32 100000 gift of John D. Rockefeller to
the General Education Board would result in the
"a Using Of S2J0000000 for the purposes of the
board in the next decade. -= Word was re-
ceived in this city that General Paroles with an
armed force had landed the coast Of Ven
eruels
THE WEATHER.-Indications for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 30
degrees; lowest, 10.