New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
aep91ork DaiIp Gribn,rE
THURSDAY, MARCH q. 1901
TIE NEWS THIS moRNING.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "Suffragettes" were ar
rested for attempting to force their way lnto
the House OF Commons. two RAIDS were l4i
following meetings at CaXton Han. -,-- -
-yices received in Washington say thar the
PSicaraguans have defeated the forces OF 49,
duras and Salvador in an acton lasllls IA
DAYS The lower house OF the fSussi.lii
41arlian1ent is preparing to settle down 70 the
real business Of the session; the buGsel VIZ
probably be the first measure unoer d!scuS ISL
- The French Chamber or DepuIes, pg
vote Of $40 TO 164. adopted a motion Tor the aP
monument OF a commission TO examine an9
make public the contents Of documents selzeo
At the Nuncature in Paris. =" RumaIla mas
ordered an army corps TO suppress the astaTIalI
agltation in the northern districts peasants
again attacked Botosahni, ana nuL ans %
them were killed by troops. - M. a. 60 .
Senator, and NJ. Brisson. a newspaper n 9t
fought a duel with swords at Paris IN whlcs
the former severely injured. - CHe VI
&C men Who attempted TO rob bank in Jo-
hannesburg was MORALLY wounded Dy an eih-
pIoye and the other was captured =
I'wenty-one lives were lost by the SINKING OF d
ANAL German steamer in the North Sea
DONESTIC.-Isaac y. SeIigman called on the
President and discussed railroad and nnahcla I
affairs with him. - The patueshlp oe9I SIC
completed her trials off the Virginia capes, nav
ing made q speed Of 1905 knots - Ftoods
continued 10 DO great damage IN the san Joa-
Quin Valley in California - search OF TN. IhS
encsmpment Of a rowing band OF gypsies Ialieo
10 disclose any trace OF the missing MARVIN
child in Dover, Del. - Assemblyman Mer-
ritz and Senator O'Neil admitted their inter-
at a hearing before the Senate and Assembly
Judiciary committees at Albany. - The Sen
ate Cities Committee. at Albany reported the
SAKE Eleventh Avenue bill -= The Assem-
bly, judiciary Committee at Albany, faVorably
reported the Prentice recent measure -
Clergyrnen from all over the state favored the
Jerome anti-racetrack betting measures at a
hearing AT Albany; farmers and racing men OPP
posed them. - A bin prohibiting the issuance
Of free passes was passed by both branches OF
the New Hampshire Legislature.
CTTY-Stocks were irregular. 80 District
Attorney Jerome sprang a surprise at the Thaw
trial by laying the foundation for the appoint
znent to-day of a commission in lunacy: he also
made charges of unprofessiOnal conduct against
counsel for the defence. == In reply TO an in
QUiry from the Mayor, Corporation Counsel Eli
son wrote that Borough President Ahearn was
streets. 80 The cross-eXaminatiOn of w. y.
AmOry I'm his libel suit against Fl. +. Vreeland
was continued. == Elmer T. Zabriskie, man.
Rger OF a Brooklyn biscuit concern. was shot In
his Office by a discharged employe. 80 The
Board OF Health decided 10 insist thorough
inspection true pasteurization of all milk.
- II was learned that the verdict Of the
Wendell court martial would be against the ac-
cused captain. = The Legal Aid Society
asked the Mayor to allow il to designate a city
marshal == II was said that General jose
Manuel Hernandez. the Venezuelan revolution
ist, had disappeared from the city - The
Sinking Fund Ousted the Murphy interests from
the pier privileges at Goth street and both
street. == II was announced that Mrs. Sage
had given Sl5000O to the American Seamen's
Friend Society and $4,000 10 Syrian College, at
Beirut. -= The annual report of the asset 3
and liabilities OF the Salvation Army was given
out.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest "a
degrees; lowest "a.