New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
:Se1p:1lorls DAILY S1ibnsrs
SUNDAY, JUNE %. 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The French government believes
that il has succeeded in suppressing the rebel
lion in the South; all the towns and most OF
The villages in the disturbed districts are armed
camps. - The first and second committees
of the peace conference met at The hague and
divided into subcommittee; a number Ot pro-
posals regulating rules of warfare and one pro-
Viding for the consideration OF the Drago Doc
tri11e 1-,.~a introduced -- Seven thousand per-
sons attended the garden party at Windsor
Castle; Mark Twain on mis- return 10 London
gave a humorous account OF his conversation
with King Edward. Adyices from ST.
Petersburg said that the Emperor was deter
mined obtain . DOuma which would respect
property; the policy Of repression continued.
DOMESTIC.-Oficials and loyal operators
managed to keep the San Francisco telegraph
lines open; strikebreakers were on their way
there. = Secretary Taft returned 10 Wash
ington from his trip in the West. - statue
of Thomas T. Bayard was unveiled at Whining
ton, Del. eX-President CleVeland's address,
which illness prevented him from delivering.
being read by Professor Moore of Columbia.
- The Consolidated Copper Company OF
New York was chartered in Delaware with a
capital of $50 600 600. == Governor Hughes at
Albany vetoed the Ralston bill, which in
tended 10 permit the Hotel Gotham, in this city.
10 sell liquor. - Four men were injured
when circus train was wrecked near Green
field. Mass. = Senator Lodge, Speaker Cole
and State Senator FaXon conferred in Boston
on the anti-railroad merger bill. = The New
York Central Railroad Company was indicted in
the Federal Court in Rochester for failing to file
rates with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
CITY.-Stocks We're dull and heavy. -
Governor Hughes, in address 10 the naval
militia yesterday, comphmented them for their
efficient services during the Spanish American
War. = DR.. Samuel :. Guy, on trial for kill
ing his wife, was found guilty of manslaughter
in the second degree and sentenced to fifteen
years at hard labor. = The state camp at
Peekskn closed for the season of 1907. =-
The Citizens Union. il was learned, IS planning
10 investigate practices followed in city courts
- Thomas A. Lawson, back from Europe.
said the Republican party must nominate and
elect Theodore Roosevelt President
Colonel w. A. Stokes. of the 23d Regiment "
G. y. Y, filed papers in a suit TO annul his mar
riage on the ground that his wife had a hus-
band living a the time Of their wedding. -
Justice Bischoff, in the Supreme Court, ordered
the removal of the exterior streetcar tracks in
Amsterdam avenue. = Health Department
statistics showed that the decrease in the num-
Der OF fatal sunstrOkes in recent years was due
10 precautions taken by individuals and not 10
improved treatment. - Several fathouse
owners in the upper West Side entered into a
contract not to sell lease TO negro tenants
- The New York CentraTs current charged
The Viaduct with electricity, stopping train ser
wee - Deputies from the American Lay
mems Missionary Movement arrived from Eng
land.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
IN mInunderstorns. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 81 degrees lowest Il.