New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-04
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MONDAY, MARCH 4. 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- The flibuster against
The Mail Subsidies bill continued through long
session; the Hours Of Service bill, as amended by
the House, was rejected. =- House: The Phil
ippine Bank bin was passed by 1856 TO 66. and
action was taken on several minor bills and con-
ference reports.
FOREIGN-The Red Star liner Vaderland, on
her way from Antwerp to New York.
ashore on Goodwin Sands. - The Great
Northern steamer Dakota went ashore in the
Bay OF Toxic; all the passengers are safe, and
the company's agents expect 10 save the vessel
- France is reported willing to support a
discussion OF Limitation Of armament at The
Hague, but Is said to fear that the debate may
cause discOrd among the powers. =-= II. Mar
tens said that he thought discussion Of limita-
tion Of armament at The Hague would have no
practical results, but considered Great Britain's
Initiative a valuable precedent for future peace
conferences. - Canads's strict Sunday law
was put into force in most Of the provinces
g. Mail adVices from China say that reac-
rionary influences are in control, and that an
agitation has begun to boycott American and
japanese goods. - Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Chamberlain left England on their trip to the
Riviera. - Ambassador Mccormick left
Paris for London on his return 10 the United
States.
DOMESTIC.-John G Spooner. senior Senator
from Wisconsin. sent to Governor Davidson his
resignation, effective May I; general regret at
his retirement was expressed in Washington.
@ IL was announced that Archie Roose-
Welt. the Presidents third son, was i'll with
diphtheTia at the White House. = Twenty
men and FIVE women were overcome by coal ga
IN boarding house in GeOrgiaYille. r. l.: two
deaths may result = The annual report
20 the Legislature of the State Commission of
Prisons was made public at Albany: two upstate
warehouses wereF recommended 49, General
6treeter, the legal adviser Of Mrs. Mary Baker
g. Eddy, issued statement al Concord, n. H,
tn which he declared that Mrs. Eddy was not
wealthy and that her sole income was from the
copyrights Of her books. =- The battleship
New Jersey left Newport. r. l. for Tompkins-
Vile. 80 Cardinal Gibbons in his monthly
sermon at the Cathedral of Baltimore denounced
'isalaciOus journals -= It was announced
that all the IN the Holden mines at North
Taylor, Penn, were taken out safely; of the
eight seriously burned, four have died
CITY.-It was said by contractors for the
Pennsylvania tunnel that was killed IN
the explosion at Homestead, y. J.. early vester-
day morning. -= Harry 4. ThaW spent an
unusually quiet day in the Tombs =- Italian
and Irish street cleaners engaged in a riot in
South street. == II was announced that sew
eral OF the large city breweTies would be merged
into Sl2,OO0,000 combination. == II was an
nounced that the entire requests of Albert Will
cox 20 the National Association OF Audubon So
cieties and Tuskegee Institute had been paid
through the generosity OF his brother David
Wilcox, president Of the Delaware & Hudson
Company. =- Plans for the Carl Schurz me-
mortal were announced. == Plans of certain
Venezuelans for new Independent" party We're
made public 30 The Anchor Lines Ethiopia
arrived from Glasgow after an exceptionally
rough trip.
ILab Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
taiF. The temperature yesterday. Highest, IS
degrees; lowest so