New-York tribune., 1907-07-01
THE NEWS THIS nORYING.

FOREIGN-The French government ordered
election in Beziers 10 fill the places OF the
municipal officers who resigned after the wine
growers demonstration, but both candidates and
voters boycotted the election booths - The
report Of a collision between the French battle
ship Jaureguiberry and torpedo boat destroyer
charge to .otect workers in the strike troubles
3n the province OF Ferrara, Italy, and many per-
sons have been injured, including women. who
were the most violent demonstrators. =
new portrait of Pope Plus X has been COM
pleted by A. N. Try, of New York with which
the Pope has expressed much satisfaction -
Able Felix Klein the French clerical author
sailed for this country on Saturday 10 deliver
a series Of lectures in Chicago and TO speak at
ChautauQre and other places. - The trial
of Karl Eau, former professor at George Wash
.ngton University, on the charge Of numbering
his mother-in-law, Frau Molitor will begin on
July Il, and mental responsibility is expected
10 play a part in his defence. - The head
OF the Carnorra, Enrico Alfano. taken 70
Turin from Havre, having been extradited from
France
DONESTIC-The report that Jackson Smith
would resign from the Panama Canal Commits
sion was denied in Washington. - American
officers could see no ground for the reported OBJ
jectiOns al The Hague TO the new 'sptz' bullet
g. II was learned in PittsbuTg that the United
States Steel Corporation plans to replace en-
gines worth millions in order to cheaper the cost
Of production. - The capture Of twenty nine
japanese seal poachers on ST PaulS Island by
the revenue cutter Perry was reported IN san
known temperance lecturer died in Los Angeles.
- Paul Kelly, wanted in this city TO answer
charges growing out Of the elevated wreck 81
September, 1905. was arrested in San Franr.sco.
- Leading New Orleans Italians or-anized
10 drive out criminals Of their nat!ona'Jy. -
The Fail River Line steamer Puritan ran into
and badly damaged a schooner off F'af:4kner's
TyITc, N the Sound. the crew OF thr schooner
were rescued with difficulty. - The steamer
Persian bound from Philadelphia 10 Boston was
fn collision with another steamer in Vineyard
Sound. - DR.. Henry Friedenwald, president
Of the Federation Of American Zonists, defended
ZiODlSfS session
vention Of the federation at Tannersville, y. Y
CTTY-There was little change in the strike
among the Street Cleaning Department drivers;
city officials made every effort to have the gar
bage piles removed - Alderman Kuntze was
carried out 10 the street by ferry house enl-
ployes after q quarrel the payment Of fare.
- Various civic organizations wrote a letter
10 Mayor Mcclellan asking him to that the
streets were cleaned regardless Of expense. -
Frederick lie Roy Sargent wrote in favor Of the
coIumbine as the national flower. = The city
has established tetanus antitoXin stations. =
was learned. IN preparation for victims OF the
celebration the Fourth. -- Ice depots un
der police protection were established by the
d, -nerican Ice Company. - The lists Of elec-
Z officials recommended by the Republican
Democratic organizations for appointment
was announced. - LOngshcremen employed
by the Cunard Line went or strike demanding
60 cents an hour for Sunday work. - In
crease in demuTrage rates the New Haven
and the Boston & Maine roads may cause the
withdrawal Of both roads from the Railway AS
sociat!on Il was learned
THE WEATHER.-Tndication for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, II
degrees; lowest, 61