New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
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FRIDAY. MARCH Is, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

BoREIGN-Nraurlcs Grau. formerly head OF
the Metropolitan Opera House in this city Gieo
9n Paris. - The French coast oeience sLlP
FIllIninant was seriously injured by being struck
BY a torpedo IN practice on Brest- =. Inc
taking Of bodies from the hulk OF the oatuesInp
lena at Toulon was completed 1oS pelns 49,
cred. - Lord Cur2on was elected chancellor
OF oxford University defeating LORD hosepeIIy
bv LII 20 $50. - According TO reports IN
Nicaragua Honduran forces have been defeated
by both Nicaraguans and Honduran rebels
- II was reported at Shanghai that Wes-
loyan mission near Ning-Po had been DESTROYER
and the missionaries killed =" Slr foMs az u
GREY British Foreign Secretary. in discussing
the Jamaica incident In the House OF commons
paid q warm tribute 20 Rear Admiral Davis
- The London stock market rallied, though
American securities reflected the New York con-
ditions.
DOATESTTC-President Roosevelt issued or
ders for the exclusion OF Japanese laborers from
the United States and the dismissal OF the SUNS
AGAINST the San Francisco School Board -
Secretary Cortelyou took further action for re-
lief OF the money market, the principal feature
being an offer to redeem S2bOOO,OeO per cent
government bonds - The hearing Of Otto
Kelsey Superintendent OF Insurance. was post
poned to-day because OF the illness OF eK-Justlce
Hatch his counsel - The Assembly at Al
bany passed the Wainwright National Guard
Investigation bin by q vote OF 80 TO 20. -
A conference OF delegates from various parts OF
the state was held at Albany to discuss the pro-
posed constitutional amendment for the mood
ing OF state lands; John g. Agar declared mat
the meeting was packed. - william j. bryan
arrived at Boston TO keep lecture engagement;
he was received by Governor Guild az the state
House, and addressed both the Senate and the
House: after his lecture Mr.. Bryan addressed
students Of Harvard University at Cambridge.
60 Mrs. Mary Emo Depue, said to be heircss
20 100000. escaped from a sanatoT1um in
Stamford. Conn. to which her relatives wished
TO have her legally committed - Nine little
Japanese girls were admitted into the Reddin8
Primary School IN San Francisco.
CTTY-StOcks were down from 3 TO % points;
Hnanciers generally expressed cheerful views
Of the situation. - The jury In the trial Of
the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western failed to
agree. - William Jennings Bryan said that
the railroads want federal control. fearing legis
lation by states. - Two more cases OF ty-
phoid at Katonah were reported. - DR.. Aus
TN Flint, alienist for the prosecution, in reply
20 q long hypothetical question, said Harry K.
E7aRw was sane when he shot Stanford White
- Mayor NcClelans compromise plan for
the removal OF the New York Centrars tracks
from Eleventh avenue north Of Both street was
approved by the Rapid Transit Commission
- Police Commissioner Bingham made pub
lic q letter sent to him by eK-Commissioner
Greene favoring his police bill. - tugboat
was sunk IN the North River before the fog
lifted. - BY flushing the streets with water
from MIGRANTS good progress was made In
cleaning them. g. The Joy Line had low
limit placed upon Its liability in the Larchmont
disaster.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day;
Highest SO degrees; lowest. g.