New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29

WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Radicals in the Douma took
advantage of the visit of the Conservatives to
Tsarskoe Selo table indefinitely the resolution
against terrorism; the vote was PIG to las -
Governor Aagoon, at the request of the arbitra-
ton board at Santiago, appointed Lieutenant
Colonel Billiard TO serve as fifth member; work
may be resumed to-day pending settlement
artillery is guard al the piers. - Inc chi
nese rebels attacked two more towns in the
Melilla to Madrid said that the forces Of the
Pretender had routed the Sultans troops after
q hard action. == Japan is keeping secret her
programme at The Hague, and the opinion is
generally expressed that no practical results
will be reached at the conference. - II was
reported from Copenhagen that the united
States had again informally broached the queS-
ton of the purchase of the Danish West IN
dies = The co-Japanese convention VIII
be signed this week: the terms have been COM
municated TO the United States and no obJection
has been found to them. == General LORD Me-
shuen who was recalled after unsuccessful OPP
erations in the Boer war, was appointed COM
..1ander of the British forces in South Africa.
-E A French court annulled the marriage OF
two French subjects in New York on the GROUND
that intention to marry had not been publlshed
in their native country and consent OF parents
had not been asked.
DOMESTIC-President Roosevelt, accom-
naried nv Secretaries Root Wilson and Garfield,
ieft Washington 10 attend Mrs. McKinley's fu-
neral at Canton, and 10 speak at lndlanapoIis
and Lansing, Mich. - Weather bureau ON,
cials reported that the cold wave extended
throughout the country east of the ROCKIES ana
that there was no immediate prospect OF SUM
passed by the State Senate by a vote or 50 10 O.
only one Republican voting against II; in the
debate Mayor Mcclellan was severely scored.
The State Senate passed the bill to limit
the amount to be extended for campaign pur-
poses == 1t was reported in New orleans
that the thirty Eight defendants in the Honduras
lottery cases would plead guilty and pay nneS.
go The property Of the Toledo halfway q
Terminal Company. sold at Toledo by order OF
the federal court, bought in by the pond-
holders - The uachnsts of the Louisville
& Nashville system threatened to strike because
the railroad would not recognize the union
CTTY.-Stocks ended heavy after early
strength. =- Thomas d. Jordan, ex-controiler
of the Equitable, was indicted for perjury ana
forgery. == The ice cream men were worried
over the application of the pure food law 10 their
product - David Belasco declared in court
that ABE" Hummel was mixed up in the suit
over "Du Barry --= Plans for the Grand
Army of the Republic Memorial Day parade have
been completed General O. O. Howard VIII re-
view the line at S9th street and Riverside Drive
President McCrea of The Pennsylvania
made a two days inspection tour Of the road s
Improvements in New York. - Corporation
Counsel Ellison began his suits against the Con-
Solidated Gas Company and its constituent COM
panies for the annulment Of their franchises;
Special Master Masten criticized the peoples
counsel for talking TO the newspapers. - JUS
tice William II. Wadhams stopped fight in the
subway and prevented panic. - 1t was
learned that another suit had been filed in West
Virginia in connection with the late General
Walter S. Logans mining operations. -
Mayor Mcclellan vetoed the public utilities bill,
giving his reasons at length. = Solomon R.
Csuggenheim got a second attachment against j.
Edward Boeck A witness at the Ahearn
investigation testified that inspectors We're in
structed TO allow SO per cent profit on all city
contracts - Alderman Schloss accused Bor-
ough President Ahearn's Office Of gross favorit-
ism in its conduct of West Side markets. --
A close friend Of Howard Gould said that ne
would not bring counter suit against his wife.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
= Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 60
degrees; lowest, Al