New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
Netp91prk DAILY Gribnsrs
MONDAY, JUNE "a, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

7opFrGN-Marcelin Albert, leader of the
,rina Growers revolt appeared suddenly at
paris and had an interview with fFena!eF NlellI
enceau il was announces taI 49, ~ ~ fo1loZy
ers 10 return TO work; Sunday passed Wlthout
anv serious disturbances in the South:
The british Premier, Sir Henry Campbel-bah-
,,ern,an will introduce in the House or COM
mons to-day the motion 10 curtaiI the power OF
the House of Lords; the question Is eHpecteu ~
develop into d great political issue. - GS! ..,
eral Porter discussed the Drago Doctrine Win
Observation-Disclosures at The Hague, and is SAD
70 have gained the impression that the Iedo-
Ing nowers will not oppose the American pro-
posal The body OF Lieutenant CauIleIu'
one of the officers who made a balloon ascen-
.ro 81 sc off Ne1n9onth Tile German EN-
peror again sailed the Meteor 10 victory over
The Hamburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Carnegie were
euasts OF Prince and Princess Henry at llie
castle at Kiel. - Mail advices from Shanghal
say that the native population is greatly excited
over the electric streetcar system Wnlch VIII
soon be opened and that riots are feared
DOMESTIC body of Walter Lamana,
who was kidnapped in New Orleans two weeks
ago was found; there were fears Of an attempt
10 lynch the five prisoners arrested on suspicion
of completely in the crime. - The union
Ielegraphers at FL Paso, Tex, We're ordered 10
strike to-day Burglars stole about $50
pounds Of silver from the home OF w. B. Dins-
more, at Tuxedo. - Democratic poAucal
leaders at Albany, il was said al the capital,
were planning to submit purely matheInaIcaI ia4
apportioument- - commencement exercises
opened with baccalaureate sermons at Yale
University and BoWdOin, Williams, Dartmouth,
Trinity Wellesley and Amherst colleges. -
John Wnslow Ketcham. who has been serving
a sentence for completely in the wrecking Of the
Farmers National Bank of Vergennes. Vt. was
released from Jail at Middlebury, VT; he dis
closed plans of going on the stage. - General
W. W. Duffield. said TO be Columbfa's oldest
graduate died in Washington. - Secretary
Taft left Washington for New Haven. -
Bishop Potter personally presented flag to the
Masonic Home at Utica, y. Y.
CTTY.-Arthur H Masten made public his
final report on the S0-cent gas question, finding
that the Consolidated Gas Company could not
be compelled to furnish gas at that rate. -
Two more soldiers, prisoners at Castle Williams,
on Governors Island. escaped 60 The Rev.
DIR. s. Parkes Cadman's criticism Of Christian
Science in his address at the West Side Y. NJ.
G A. was interrupted by a physician. -
Witnesses in the Scrugham case were instructed
10 be ready 70 testify before the grand Jury to-
day. = boy was discovered with five rows
OF teeth, with which ii takes him three hours
TO eat meal. - SicilianS on the upper East
Side caught robbing q market caused a riot.
- The Manhattan Single Tax Club per-
suaded the Central Federated Union TO demand
that the Public Utilities Commission. when il
assumes It's duties on July l, advertise for bids
Tor new SubWaYs. = 4 man and his wife
pulled the trolley off and thrashed the conductor
OF Bronx car in a successful attempt to make
the motorman stop. - Fire in the Lion brew
cry yesterday overcame score of fremen, be-
sides doing considerable damage.
THE Observation-Disclosures for TODAY.
FAR. The temperature yesterday: Highest SO
degrees; lowest 60.