New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
artu21ork Dailp Gribnrre
TUESDAY, MARCH IL, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-M Petkoff, the Bulgarian Pre-
lnier ard Minister of the Interior was shot ana
killed 10y an unknown man at soma - tAu-
vices from St. Petersburg say that the Ieacers
sn the Donna. fearing dissolution, will adopt
conciliatOry tactics toward the government, NJ
COlovin has resigned membership in the Con-
EtitutiOnai Democratic party. == ". r Salds'
secretary Of the American Legation IN fdh-
anna, and NJ. Rosenthal, a French resident ar
said 10 have made arrangements Tor a duel,
owing 10 remarks which Mr.. Sands considered
derogatory 10 Secretary Root - Restilc-
tons on japanese passports are pe ag,tt ~
come japanese lawyers 10 be uncohstltutioIIt
and have caused irritation. == Colone4 JuHl-
loadze coIamandant of the garrison al AaIJa'
was slightly injured by a bomb -- Inc
French Chamber of Deputies, by large ma
FORTY sustained the course OF Premier Clemen-
Ceau in the recent strike OF electricians.
DONESTIC-President Roosevelt, Attorney
General Bonaparte and Secretary Straus held
conferences with South Carolina officials on the
subject Of assisted immigration. the result or
which was said to be satisfactory 70 an con
cerned -= investigation Of the brownsville
ARRAY was resumed by the Senate Committee
on Military Affairs. -- Governor Gillette OF
california sent 10 the Assembly message from
the President asking that further action against
the japanese be suspended. -- Ruefs pleas
Tor a stay Of proceedings, a writ Of habeas
oorpus and an appeal TO the United States Cir
emit Court were all denied in San Francisco
g. The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania de-
Cided that the act providing Tor greater flttS-
F11rer is constitutional. =-= a special commit
tee Of the Pennsylvania Legislature began an
investiaar ton into the alleged eXtraVagances in
the construction of the State Capitol. =- Sen
ator Armstrong, chairman Of the Senate Finance
Committee, told heads OF departments that, with
the knowledge and approval or Governor
Hughes. no money would be paid for expenses
unless itenIised accounts were handed in, &C
cOmpanied by proper vouchers. -- senator
PAGE introduced q bill at Albany FOR a revision
of the charter of New York City -- Fred
w Baker OF Epson, n H. second cousin Of
Mrs. Mary Baker q. Eddy and Dr. +. j. Foster
Eddy, of Waterbury VT her adopted son. were
said TO have become additional parties plainun
10 the suit for accounting Of her financial
affairs. == Twenty-Five men were drowned
by the capsizing of a boat the Sacramento
River. near Redding. Cal
CITY-Stocks We're strong closing under high
points Through successive rulings Of the
court, the prosecution sustained a severe setback
1n its case against Harry +. Thaw- -- Con-
frOller Metz found hints Of graft in park leases
&C., The dog tax was declared unconstitutional
by the Richmond County Court. -= a young
woman fell under a subway train at 96th street
and escaped alive. but badly hurt == The
trial OF the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
for granting alleged rebates 10 the Sugar Trust
was begun. The grand jury began its in
Vestigation Of the wreck last month the
Harlem division Of the New York Central. =--=
The New York, Carmania and Pretoria came
into port fOrty-eight hours late == An eX-
$4,000 worth Of goods in charge OF the com
pany. == The special committee appointed to
select a suitable monument for the Prison Ship
Martyrs awarded the contract 10 the p J. Carlin
Construction Company. = II was reported
that American firms doing business in Honduras
war fund - An unidentified jumped
from Washington Bridge into the Harlem River
and was drowned.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Cloudiness and warmer. The temperature yes
ferday: Highest, Al degrees; lowest %.