New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-18
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-A dispatch from Toxic says that
popular opposition TO the proposed treaty re-
stricting immigration is strong, but the govern
ment remains calm and resOute == Mica
ragua is reported TO be greatly excited over the
invasion Of her territory by Honduras. and there
is a general demand for reparaJiOn. == The
French Cabinet is expected on Tuesday TO define
its position before the Chamber of Deputies NJ.
BRAND, If his policy of a liberal enforcement Of
the Separation law is defeated. is expected to
continue the fight in the lower house. -= The
British steamer HeliopoliS sank the British
steamer Orlando in collision off Wales: four
Teen persons on the Orlanda, including the cap
tain, were drowned. -= Many Jews have been
beaten in the streets of Odessa by members Of
fhe Black Hundreds organization; the students
of the university there have struck. The
Turkish Sultan yielded TO Germany's vigorous
representations and banshed Fehmi Pacha.
- General Carlos Garcia NeleZ according TO
mail adVices from Havana, is a candidate for
the Presidential nomination on the Liberal
ticket: he has a large following among the
laboring classes.
DOMESTIC.-The report Of the special COM
mittee Of the board of directors Of the Pennsyl-
Vania Railroad Company, made public at Pnila-
delphia, eXonerated the officers of the company
OF almost ali charges OF acknowledgement and
faVoritsm made against them. - Mayor
SchmitZ and the other members Of the San
francisco delegation decided TO remain in Wash
lnGtOn till after action by the House Of Repre-
sentatiVes on the immigration bill. - The
letter Of Otto KELSEY. Superintendent of InsIlr-
ance 10 Governor Hughes in which he refused
10 resign, was made public at Albany. with Il
brief letter of reply from the Governor ==
II
meIit in the interest Of his proposed constitu-
uonal amendment permitting the flooding of
state lands, making reply TO The literature sent
out by Edward Hagaman Hall. secretary Of the
Association for the Protection Of the Adiron-
dRcks- == Colonel George ". Dunn, of Bing-
hsmton, \. y resigned Railroad Commits
sioner. - The president of the PttsbuTg Coal
Company reported stock valued at $325, 76t Is as
missing
CITY--Up 10 a late hour death in the hos
pital had increased the number of dead Of the
CentTals Saturday night wreck from nineteen
TO twenty, and several in the hospitals We're in
q critical condition. officials of the New York
Central said the cause Of the wreck had not
been determined; they thought the motorman
succeeded in quieting the trouble among the
day 80 Mrs. Leopold Wallau. charged with
the murder of her mother was held without bail
By the coroner. = It was announced that the
Aston National Bank and the New Netherlands
Trust Company would be merged under the title
Of the Aston Trust Company. Word was
received in this city Of the death of Colonel
Henry Steel Olcott, one Of the leaders of modern
theosophy, at his home in Adyar, Madras. India
- An electric hanson crashed through the
window OF a restaurant in West saith street -=
The Salvation Army held services at Carnegie
Music Hall in memory Of the arnys officers
who were drowned in the Larchmont disaster
- Many ministers preached on the relation
OF Christ 10 the workingman.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Partly cloudy The temperature yesterday.
Highest 3S degrees; lowest IS.