New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
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TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Progressive party in Japan
adopted anti-American resolutions for use in
the spring elections. == The amnesty bill, an
other peril TO the existence of the Doumd, was
referred To a committee by a vote OF 200 10 100.
- The FTancO-Japanese convention was
signed at Paris by the Foreign Minister, NJ
PichOn. and Minister kurinO. == An Ameri-
can named Johnson, of California, was killed
and q MI. Blake. of Philadelphia, was fatally in
jured in a motor car accident near Banbury,
England. -= Mayors and city councils re-
signed in the South Of France as a protest
against the governments attitude toward the
wine growing districts. = Twenty-eight per-
sons Including twelve women and children, were
lost in the sinking Of the French schooner La
Ta1o,,ea If Barbados -- The British Minister
at Picking has sent word that all is quiet IN the
Annoy district and that reports OF the Tepelllon
have been exaggerated. - A nuihoet oi
American entries won prizes at the international
horse show in London
DONIFSTTC- President Roosevelt paid his
second visit 10 the jamestown exposition, where
he took part in the celebration OF Georgia Ddy,
making Two addresses and reviewing naval ana
military parades. =- AgllaIon OF the SePai1
csc question is strongly deprecated by the ad-
Ininistration, which, il is announced IN WASH
jngton is doing everything in its power TO avert
trouble. =-- The cross examination or harry
Orchard by the defence continued in the HAY
wood trial at Boise, little progress being mace
IN shaking the testimony Of the witness in dl-
rect examination. == State Chairman WOOD
ruff and President Parsons Of the Republican
County Committee Of New York arrived in Al
banv 10 try 10 straighten out the apportiOnment
tangle. == The Assembly passed the amended
reappOTtiOnmCnt bill embOdying Speaker w ads
wOrth's plan, and repassed over the veto Of Act
ing Mayor MCGOWAN the Prentice recount bill.
= The Senate amended the most important
of the insurance bills - Considerable oppo-
sition 10 the merger Of the New York, New
Haven Z Hartford and Boston & Maine rail-
roads was expressed al a legislative hearing In
Boston. -- Judge Chamberlin. Of the Merri-
mack Superior Court. New Hampshire, an
nounced that he would within week appoint
a master - determine II Mrs. Eddy is compe-
tent TO manage her own affairs
CITY.-Stocks We're irregular closing heavy.
- Relatives of Edward Ward Vanderbilt.
who married Mrs. May PETER, applied for a
commission in lunacy for him. -= F. Au-
gustus Heinze sued by the Canadian
Pacific Railway force him TO take over
property that, IL alleged interferes with
the railroads development. = The New Ha-
ven road viii obtain control OF the Boston 81
Maine this week il was expected. -= Stuy-
vesant Fish, in address before the School OF
Applied Science at Columbia University. said
the present railroad laws bad for the
country. 80 Richard A. and Robert H. Nc
Curdy served their answers in the suits againt
them by the Mutual Life. 80 II was said
that Howard Gould might his wife for
separation, avoiding the payment OF amony II
he should win. -= Isaac l.. Rice. II devel-
oped, was resisting the city's attempt TO re-
Drive, which the municipal authorities say is
encroaching on the pavement. - The Cor
poration Counsel began suit to recover penalties
for all signbOards over the legal height. -
The Mayor denied that he had asked Corpora
ton Counsel Ellison to resign. -- Mayor Nc
Clellan's chauffeur was fined for overspeeding.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Showers. The temperature yesterday: Highest
I'll degrees; lowest, 81 degrees