New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-05
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SUNDAY. MAY >. 1907.
THE NEWS THIS lIORNING.

FOREIGN--Another mine. containing large
quantity Of dynamite, found under a street
in Guatemala City, near the home of President
Cabrera and not far from the American Lega-
ton =- Fire in cotton warehouses at Bre-
men caused loss estimated at $780, 600 ==
The vice president of the Persian Parliament.
replying to a speech of the Premier,
threatened a popular rising If the promises of
constitutional government We're not fulfilled
- Much dissatisfaction expressed by
me German press regarding the tarih agree
ment. which was laid before the Reichstag. =
quiet was restored at RaWalpindi in the Pun
9ab but more troops were sent there; increas-
ing racial animosity was shown in parts of
Northern India. - II was learned that King
Leopold's attempt TO induce France to support
him in the Congo had failed. -=- The Turkish
government conceded all the American demands
chief OF which was that concerning the treat
f1ent OF schools. == Three transatlantic liners
were reported helpless In the ice fields between
Newfoundland and Cape Breton
DOMESTIC.-The Interstate Commerce Com
mission was informed that the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company had cancelled its traffic
agreement with the San Pedro line. -= En-
gineers sent to Panama by Secretary Taft re-
ported that they had found stable rock founda-
uons for the Gatun Dam. - Mrs. ROose
Welt and a party of friends narrowly escaped
serious injury by the falling Of a flagstaff the
against Chicagos former Chief of Police Com
missioner of Public Works. City Purchasing
Agent, Police Attorney and others. charges
OF corruption in the Police Department. -
The body Of Horace y. Marvin, ir.. was found
IL a marsh about half mile from his home.
60 The Chicago Real Estate Loan and Trust
company asked an Injunction against the Corn
Products Company alleging conspiracy with
Standard Oil people -= OVerWOrk the
utilities bill drove Dean Huffcut suicide, in
the opinion of his friends at Albany; the act
was q distinct shock TO the faculty Of Cornell
University. == The Albany Chamber of Com
nerce sent formal notice to ffty-one of the
leading commercial bodies of the state Of
state conference on the utilities bill to be held
at Albany next Thursday. - Northern New
York State experienced a hard snowstorm; rec
ord cold for May was reported in Western Penn
sylvania and Missouri. with snow in Northern
Ohio. The Italian warships Earese and
Etruria the former carrying the Duke OF the
Abruzzi, arrived in Hampton Roads
~ITY.-Stocks were lower. Police Cap
tam McCafferty, head of the Detective Blu
reau. thrashed two streetcar pickpockets. and
said he had directed his to follow his
example == The treatment of the case OF w.
G. Proctor by the Health Department caused
An arrangement between counsel was reached
whereby the differences between Theodore Ii.
Price and the Cotton Exchange will he settled
by a referee. the injunction proceedings being
discontinued. == A report that Jere X. Cooke
and Miss Whaey had been found in Peeksklil
proved 10 be false Mark Twain denied
that had been lost at 1920 Mrs. Alice
Radcliffe, daughter OF Peter De Lacy. in
court in supplementary proceedings a judg
and President Coler OF Brooklyn We're both
positive that their differences had assumed
serious proportions. - Herbert Parsons said
he thought the public utilities bill had a good
chance Of passing the Legislature
THE Indications for 10 morrow:
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest. Ga
degrees. lowest a..