New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
aetp2lork Dsriln G-ribtr,ts
SUNDAY, JUNE 80, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The French Premier Is preparing
10 hasten the adjournment of parliament, tIV
date now being fixed at July Z; the government
has promulgated the wine bill. which IS eX-
rected TO alIay the discomfort in the Sou'h;
- NJ. Nelidoff explained that he eApTesseu
no positive opinion regarding the american Plo-
oosal Cor the exemption of private property
EXCEPT contraband, from capture al sea- d ueIe
CATION from Corea is at The Hague TO protest
against the alleged violation of Corean SOW
ereisntv bv Japan. --= Mark Twain was the
guest Of the Lord Mayor at dinner at 5II9
Mansion House - Russian uispeIC pi CCeS - -
scribe conditions in the Armenian provinces Oh
Asia Minor as serious and say that the RUSSIAN
government is preparing TO take ACTON 10 pre- pre-
felt In Japan over the reports of recent dscrimi-
nation in San Francisco, and a meeting OF seven
chambers of commerce drew up addresses 10
similar American bodies and to the PRESIDENT
NEGOTIATIONS opened by Great Britain 10
bring about g modification Of the Newfound-
land fisheries modus Vivendi are gong on SLOW
ly. according to advices from Londoh- - ne
Moroccan authorities said 10 have seized Ten
innocent men the murderers Of Or. Maui
champ
DOMESTIC Secretary Taft instructed Gov
ernor ATagoon TO purchase all the church prop
erty in the Cuban diocese of Havana -
The contracts for the 10000 ton battleships We're
awarded to the Newport News and Fore River
companies The governments fiscal year
was practically closed with surplus OF ap-
proximately sS7, ,0000 900. - Hoke Smith, at
his inauguration as Governor Of Georgia, urged
the limitation of the franchise and corporation
legislation. - EK-Judge William c. Loving
found not guilty at Houston, Va, OF the
murder of Theodore Estes. - Assemblymen
Chamberlain and Maratt, Of Steuben County,
were renominated. - One hundred earth
quake shocks were felt in Portsmouth, \. H
- Fire destroyed two hundred houses and
devastated area Of ten acres in Bisbee. Ariz.
- The State Commission OF Gas and Elec-
tricity issued many orders on its last real day
of existence
C1TY.-Stocks sGsEetgjrong. - The garbage
situation becanIe worse than ever. - The IN
dependence League criticised tte work of the
state Legislature. There was general sat
isfaction over Governor Hughes's appointments
10 the Utilities Commissions. - Answers to
a letter sent out by the Republican League of
Clubs indicated a strong public sentiment for a
third Roosevelt term. - The strike Of the
drivers Of ice wagons caused a shortage of ice on
the East Side and among hotels and restaurants
- big crowd at the funeral OF Viola Boy
Ian, nine years old, who murdered, WAS loud
in its denunciatiOn OF the perpetrator Of the
crime. - A booknaker on his way to the
races was robbed Of $3.50 on q crowded plat
form while waiting for a car et the end Of the
Brooklyn Bridge - DIR. William T. Jenkins
said a movement was foot to build a hospital
for the treatment Of sailors with infectious dis
eases.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Rain, followed by fair. The temperature YES
teTday: Highest 72 degrees; lowest g.