New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
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THURSDAY. MARCH Il. 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Eight officers and 10 men are
missing from the lena on when an exp e2pt ss
vessels have sailed from Puerto Cortez in the
direction OF TruXillo; a Nicaraguan sunpoat
seized 900 rifles on the American steamer CITY
of Para. == A bomb explosion in q student 8
room which was being searched at kharkon
killed ok persons and wounded six. - An
unsuccessful attempt was made at YaroslaV 10
kiln Governor Rimsl1y- KorsakOf. - Lord
Nevill. fourth OF the Marquis OF AbeTga.
Venny, was ARRESTED. charged with the THEFT OF
jewelry: he was sentenced TO five years penal
servitude in 1898 for an attempt TO defTaud
80 There was sharp drop in consols and
other high class securities on the London EX-
change; American railway shares made new
low records. and fears Of trouble at the general
settlement to-day were expressed - AdVlces
from Berlin said that there no confirma-
ton of New York rumors of financial trouble
IN some German firms. == The Appropriation
Committee of the Reichstag approved the bill
authorizing the issue Of SS750OoOO in treasury
bonds.
DOMESTIC.-secretary Taft ordered the lit
eral enforcement of the eight-hour law on an
you announced that the retirement Of currency
provided for under last falls order would DC
postponed. - The Sheridan Statue Commits
sion cancelled its contract with J. Q. A Ward.
the sculptor. - The hearing OF Superintend-
ent Kelsey before the Senate judiciary Com
Tnittee began at Albany, and his counsel.
Justice Hatch Won his point for delay by OBJ
taiping consent 10 examine Mr. Kelsey to-day
80 The Assembly at Albany passed the bill
for the widening Of Livingston street. Brook
lyn, over Mayor McClelan's veto. - 1t was
announced at Albany that the Bingham police
bill would not be reported this week by the
Senate Cities Committee because OF the illness
OF Senator White, the chairman. With
drHWals Of steamers from Boston were an
nounced by the Leyland Line IN that city. 49,
Fritz Scheel, conductor Of the Philadelphia
Orchestra, died from pneumonia in that city.
- "A train crew was drowned near Harmarg-
vile, Penn, when a bridge gave way and
dropped an engine and five freight cars into
Deer Creek, which had become a raging tor
rent; the worst foods IN years were reported in
Western Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana
CTTY.-Stocks were weak losing to II
points. -= heavy fog hung over the rivers
Rnc New York Bay, and incoming and outgoing
|e6sels were forced to anchor Arguments
We're made over the admission OF Abraham
Nnmmel's testimony in the Thaw case which
HGA be decided by Justice FITZGERALD TODAY
- Tie defence and prosecution in the Della
ware Lackawanna & Western trial rested -
TIE Sinking Fund Commission decided TO GUST
The New York Contracting and Trucking Com
pany ohe Murphy company from the
lSth street pier. DIR. Henry van
Dyke took back his resignation as professor
OF English literature at Princeton. - One of
the katonah typhoid patients. 1t was learned,
WAS IN critical condition and not expected TO
i've - Commissioner Craven OF the Street
Cleaning Department suggested several reforms
IN ans annual report - Miss Lillian Russell
= was announced has sued Lee Shubert for
S-O'VVe Tor alleged breach Of contract.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
s1aln and colder The temperature yesterday:
&alghest "A degrees: lowest. 80.