New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
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SUNDAY. MARCH Il. $780,
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Cambridge defeated oxford by
four and half lengths in the annual boatrace
on the Thames == II was reported az Sal-
vador that three thousand Honduran rebels had
been defeated in three days fight. three gen
erals being killed. == Twenty-Five miners
were killed by the breaking OF the cable to a
cage in a government mine near Saarlouls.
Prussia; seVenty-fve fatalities resulted from
the explosion near FOrbach- == The Porto
Rican House Of Delegates unanimously adopleo
q resolution asking self-government for the
island. -=== il was stated in the Italian Cham
Der OF Deputies that the government would IN
Etitute action both at home and abroad 10 an
null the recent sale of Van Dycks. - NJ. Cou-
def, who was a follower of N. StambuloH. was
chosen Premier of Bulgaria 10 succeed the
murdered NJ. Petkoff.
DoMESTIC.-Presdent Roosevelt had a con-
ference with Governor Deneen and Attorney
General Stead Of Illinois. and made an appoint
gneut 10 see Presidnt Nellen of the New AOrk,
New Haven a Hartford Railroad on Tuesday
g. The President announced the appoint
ment Of a commission TO study the question or
ways of the country. =-= The rivers Al Pitts
burg were nearly normal; flood copIitons IN
Southern Ohio were serious. the crest being ex-
peCted in Cincinnati on Monday at 63 feet; as
the result of explosion and fire m the mum
dated part Of Wheeling CIV Na) several per
sons were drowned BIZ jumping into the waters.
80 A commission merchant in Pittsburg testi-
ned that produce men there seemed 10 fix their
prices on the assumption that there a mill
aonaire IN every family. -= Governor Johnson
Of Minnesota suggested a national conference
on the relations Of railroads 70 the federal and
with the Marvin case were reported at Dover.
Del. - An elderly couple were found dead
from illuminating gas Al their hcne in Phila-
delphia- == high winds blew over an oil
derrick az Clarksville. \. Y; killed
and another fatally injured. = A well-to-do
farmer. OF Windsor. Mass. died after drinking
cider, and farmland arrested charged
with mixing poison with intent 10 kl' his en-
ployer =# The schooner Harry KnOwltOsl,
which WAS in collision with the JOY Line steam
er LarchmOnt, was sold at public auction at
Providence II. l., for SIS.
CITY.-StOcks We're strong. Il was
thought that the Thaw trial would end in a
week. == a big water main broke ar Broad
way and l44th street for the second time within
a month and flooded two apartment house eel
lars. -= The consuls general OF Honduras
ana Nicaragua Issued statements accusing each
other government of causing the war. -=
Fire destroyed Upton Sinclair's Hecon Hall,
the seat OF his cooperative home colony; one
man was killed and several persons were in
Jured. -= Commissioner Bensei Of the Dock
Department dealt another blow 10 the Murphy
interests; he announced that the permit Of Philip
Donohue for q bath West ll5th street would
be cancelled --= Governor Hughes spoke at
the opening Of the Anna Ottendorfer Dispen-
gary, at 10Th street and Park avenue. 49,
The authorities Of KatOnah believed that the
The warm weather had put the streets I'm a more
unhealthful condition than ever. == Con-
troller MefZs mother used her revolver 10 drive
burglars from her home. Twenty thou
sand persons Joined the St Patrick's Dav pa
rade. == II was said that the quality OF all
milk reaching the city would soon improve.
THE WEATHER -Indications for to-day
partly cloudy and warmer The temperature
yesterday; Highest, ~ degrees; lowest, &c.