New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
atem2lprk Daily Gribn,re
SATURDAY, JUNE l, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-A general strike of the French
s,Raval Reserve, comprising practically all sea-
fnen. longshoremen and fishermen, began at all
ports; crews left the transatlantic liners at
Havre and the steamers at Marseies. ="
Advices from Annoy say that the insurrectlon
south Of that city is spreading, and that thirty
thousand men are under arms. == a number
OF Americans We're present at the spring review
of the garrison at Potsdam; the Emperor enter
tanned the British editors at the new palace.
- Balloon experts at Aldershot believe that
the two lieutenants who aScended on May ~
lost their lives; Warships are searching for the
men in the Channel == King Charles OF Port
ugal has consented to receive deputations from
the houses of Parliament and support their
views. == The government of Ecuador, ac-
cording to a dispatch from Guayaquil, has
checked the rebellion. - Prince Fushlml
sailed from Liverpool for Canada
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt made three
addresses and held a reception at Lansing,
Mich, starting on his return trip 20 Washington
late in the afternoon == Senator Grady was
the only Senator present at the session in Al
bany, and adjourned himself with difficulty
- Twelve or more blood relatives Of the late
Captain James II. Hooker, Of Irondequoit, y. Y,
engaged in a contest in Rochester with the
United States and the city OF Galesburg, H.
for the 100000 estate of the eccentric veteran.
- There was serious fire at Kingston
n. Y. the loss being $4,000 = A brief was
fled with the clerk Of the Merrimack Superior
Court at Concord, y. H. by counsel for the
plaintiffs in the suit brought by next friends"
for an accounting Of the property Of Mrs. Mary
Baker G. Eddy. = Stockholders filed suits at
St Paul against eight Western railroads to en-
join them from putting into effect reduced
freight and passenger rates. == At the close Of
the Haywood trial sitting at Boise, Idaho all the
perempIory challenges but one had been
hausted and 1t was considered certain that the
jury would be completed to-day. - Mrs.
Alfred G. Nanderbilt's yacht Caprice, with the
owner aboard, run into by a government
launch in Newport Harbor.
CITY:-Stocks closed weak after early
strength. == Controller Metz sent a letter to
Corporation Counsel Ellison pointing out the big
fees which six real estate experts had received
IN the last three years. == The Appellate
Division ordered a new trial for George A Burn
ham, now in Sing Sing, serving twO-year
sentence for grand larceny. == 1t said
that Howard Gould might have to ask for an
extension Of time in which TO file his answer TO
his wife's complaint. - General Carlos f
Morales. the eXied ex-President of Santo Do
mingo. arrived mere. =- Stockholders of the
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Company voted 10 merge that company with the
Consolidated Railway Company. == Cheers
from waiting BrcOklynites greeted the Rapid
Transit Commissions decision TO build a Fourth
avenue subway in that borough. - Health
Department officials said the continued cold
weather was responsible for increase in dis
ease and death. - The butter jobbers con-
tinued their fight against the receivers and the
New York Mercantile Exchange.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest 65
degrees; lowest, 80.