New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
Nep91ork DaiIp GribnstE
TUESDAY. MARCH &C. 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

,opr7cnv-Franoe has ordered troops 70 &C;
o,,1v O1I5ia. a frontier town OF Morocco, ul!ct
9uii reparation has been MADE TOT .ne ~
of Dr.. Mauchamp; a sharp oeD soS, - ~ The
.s-st 5sv of the settlement in LONDON passeu
Nth univ one small failure, ana q FesssuIl Ils
e.st,e,oent nv Lord ROthschild aided snaIP to
s-- IN stocks: prices improved an BeFllh'
weakness marked the deailn8 IN fatlS- . &c
The Fllnaa MAN revolt was Temporarily AZ Ieao'
beyond control peasants oeseI sgcoessf,Ilv in
AT least one case. - Two HutLSA - 80
d,rans and Salvadorans were killed anu 49,
HUNDRED were wounded at ChOlutece, accoIoilAs
TO dispatch from Managua- - me Lo9s-o.. Sc
lower house is expected TO pass by IaIee ma
jority bin providing for the aoonuon % % E ~.
mann. The famous German surgeon diea at
Wiesbaden after an operaaon LOT H. 80,
troyble ~ The Pope win hold ano6ner Co 1,
TIrtorv al the end Of the yesr; cardihai VIII
be appointed for England and sppeats ste OS. o
made for two more members OF the sacred OOa-
lege from the United States
DOMESTIC Bills ernbodying the views OF
Attorney General Jackson IN regard 70 pun HI
utilities commissioners were introduced al AZ
hanv - Judge Emory Speer, IN the Ohlpe0
States Court at Macon, Ga, Upheld the constr
tutionallty OF the Employers Liability law
,asssed bv the last Congress. - The ralLroaos
entering Alabama obtained an Injunction from
Judge Jones of the federal court al MontsOm-
cry temporarily restraining the state from en-
forcing its rate laws. 49, A FORMER EneIlDeI
of the Chicago Board OF Trade was sent TO JAN
for removing grain ne had pledged for loan.
The police of Baraboo. Wis, arrested a
nan whom thev believed to be w F. Walker,
the missing banker OF New Britain Conn. -
The tobacco beds OF number OF Independent
planters in Kentucky were pFacucaly ruined.
- The spread OF the epidemic OF measles on
the battleship Georgia became 80 serious that
81 was expected TO delay the sailing Of the yes
sci. - Two thousand skirt. cloak and suit
makers went on a strike in Boston IN an effort
10 enforce the recognition OF the unions. -
Herbert II. D. PIERCE. United States Minister
10 Norway. arrived in Boston.
CITY-Stocks were weak - There was a
brief hearing in the Thaw case. after which adj
Journment was taken until tomorrow, when IL
Is expected the court viii rule on the question
OF appointing a commission in lunacy. -
Counsel for the New York Contracting and
Trucking Company began action in the Su-
preme Court 70 have Dock Commissioner Ben
sci held IN contempt Of court for ordering the
Emma Eanes Story, who has begun suit for
divorce, returned to Philadelphia - Water
Commissioner O'Brien called Off" q compl-
mentary dinner that had been intended as a
Iammany Hall showdown" - J. J. Hill,
in an interview on market conditions, said he
saw no reason TO be apprehensive. - Deputy
Police Commissioners Hanson led raid on an
alleged poolroom IN lower Broadway. - D.
J. Gerrity, head chemist OF the citys drug de-
parlment, was dismissed on & charge Of trying
70 pass bin for goods not delivered. -
Three more arrests were made for alleged mis-
use OF police badges. - Julian Story said the
reports which Nine. Eanes based her d.
vorce suit were idle gossip" - New Jer-
sey young women went TO the rescue OF young
man who was run down by an automobile and
severely injured. - Deputy Chamberlain I
F. Campbell said he would not turn over TO the
state authorities the "twenty-year money from
estates and trusts unless mandamus was IS
eeeo by me COURTS - The Murphy-Caffney
company was held up for an alleged smoke null
sance.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Warmer. The temperature yesterday: HIGHEST
IS degrees; lowest. 80.