New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
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SATURDAY, MARCH 1e. 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The fall of a large part Of the
ceiling Of the hall IN which the Douma mas Deen
meeting caused an t1den f poSIPenee' saw az
that the recent defeat of the HonduTans was so
DeVere that 1t is believed President Bonilla Wa
soon sue for peace. -= Socialist members OF
the Reichstag made charges of interference in
the elections by departments OF the government
g only ffty-eighI of the lO7 bodies recovered
from the battleship lena have been identified.
60 Dutch forces the island Of CelebaS
killed $50 rebels in the attack and capture OF an
suit Of William O'Brien N. p, against The
Freeman's Journal" awarded the plaintiff
sarthing each Of the six counts.
DOMESTIC Allegheny, AIonongahela
and Ohio rivers receded al Pittsburg, and the
nood was considered over; the damage was es-
timated at many millions; the river in South
ern Ohio still rising; four persons wero
drowned IN Parkersburg, w. Va - AS me
result OF a complaint made 10 the Interstate
Commerce Commission by miners ana operators
the Department OF Justice may begin proceed
tngs against the coal carrying railroads OF
Southern Illinois and Indiana for alleged Vio-
lation Of the antitrust law. - Governor
Deneen OF Illinois arrived IN washington ana
viii have a conference on railroad AFFAIRS WITH
President Roosevelt to-day. - A decision in
the United States Circuit Court in Chicago up
held the contention Of the government IN the
Standard Oh trial that route existed by which
alleged illegal shipments Of oil had been mada
between Whiting, Ill. and st. Louis. - II
was said at Albany that labor unions would
Aght certain features Of the Utility bill
CTTY-Stocks were strong. showing many ad-
Vances and putting end IL was said by fnan-
cieTs, 10 the panic. - The railroad presidents
who II vas said. would go TO washington TO
confer with President Roosevelt on the railroad
situation, decided not to go. - The District
Attorneys efIice, when asking for money to pay
for the Thaw trial. intimated TO the Board Of
Estimate ana Apportionment that steps were
being taken for the indictment OF the New
York Central officials in connection with the
Woodlawn wreck - The Hummel affidavit
was admitted in evidence IN the trial OF Harry
K Thaw. - The Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty to Animals began a campaign for
pavements In steep streets upon which horses
could walk on slippery days. - Milk dealers
We're relieved 20 knew where they stood on the
inspection question. and they warned dairy
farmers to use all sanitary precautions. -
President Hadley, in an address before the Yale
alumni Of Eastern New Jersey, said that foot
ball should be prohibited IL the graduate schools.
President Woodrow Wilson OF Princeton
lectured at Columbia University on the power
Of the President. In pulling down an old
house, one man was killed and several others
injured. 80 The city offered to pay the light
ing companies so or 80 per cent OF their old
bills, amounting to S1000OO00. without preju-
dice 70 future litigation.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 90 degrees; lowest, SO.