New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-30
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THURSDAY, MAY so. 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORRiGN-While Queen Maud OF Norway
was driving with Nine. Fallieres the horses at
tached to their carriage bolted and jumped from
a bridge: the Queen and Nine. Fallieres were
rescued before the carriage followed the horses
into the water. - a dispatch from the
frontier TO Mexico City said that the Guate-
nalans were intrenchng and mounting guns
opposite Ocos. -= 1t reported from LIS
bon that King Charles might attempt 10 govern
for three years without a parliament. -- The
strikers at Santiago resumed work in accord
ance with a provisional resolution adopted Dy
the board Of arbitration. ==- The preliminary
debate on the agrarian question in the DouIna
was closed, only a few MOnarchists voting 70
continue the discussion radical members again
fiercely attacked the governments policy. -
Chinese rebels announced that the uprising was
not directed against foreigners. the object being
murder all officials and overthrow The gov
eminent; troops near Annoy are said 10 have
Joined the reVolutionlsts. - A Wfltten sIuei
for the massacre OF the Macdonalds OF Glencoe
was sold at auction in London for SIVoo
DOMESTIC-The funeral Of Mrs Mckinley
was held at Canton. Ohio. the President, four
members Of the Cabinet and other well known
was seriously III in Baltimore. = Theodore
Hess, the policeman who ran away with young
girl, was caught in Baltimore - TWO men
we're injured on the battleship Virginia at Nor
folk by the falling OF the topmast. -= The
managers of the dancing pavilion at jamestown,
which has excluded tackles" in uniform. said
that they had been forced TO do SO TO retain
their other patrons.= The public utilities btu
vetoed by Mayor Mcclellan went back to the
Assembly desk in Albany, but no attempt to
absent. - The Senate at Albany passed the
municipal court bill. applying TO New York City.
- The Fuller water storage bill was defeated
I'm the Senate. - Governor Hughes vetoed
The equal pay teachers bill. - General Fred
erick d. Grant and party of fifteen French
naval officers. including Rear Admiral Thierry.
visited the United States Military Academy at
West Point
CITY-Stocks strong. 60 j. /. Berry.
Park Commissioner of the Borough OF The
Bronx, tentatively accused by the Commits
sioners of Accounts of carrying men on the pay
roll who had not been employed. - The
Mayor announced a hearing the recount bill
on Tuesday. =-- Assistant Corporation Counsel
Burr replied 10 Mr.. Masten. saying ne had asked
for gas suit APPOINTMENTS that We're not
needed and had given Out true version OF the
Masten report =- Counsel for Mrs. Howard
Gould denied she had made a demand for
settlement for 81 10000 --= The United Fruit
Company. through a substitution of debenture
bonds, will get control of the Nipe Bay Com
panys common stock. il was learned. == It
was said that the price of tobacco was so high
that the quality Of cigars would De lowered con-
siderably. == The New York Central Railroad
viii take up the WORK of completing the
terminal. il said. where the O'Rourke Con-
struction Company leaves off. --- Three men
and one woman committed suicide IN this city.
49, An ideal day Is promised for the Memorial
Day observances, the weather forecasters said
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, Sc
degrees; lowest, IS.