New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-07
atep9lork DniIp GribunrE
THURSDAY, MARCH Z. 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-A bomb was thrown under the
carriage of General Neplueh' coInInandaht OF
the fortress at SebastOpol; he was injured about
the feet; the man who threw the bomb escaped
g. NJ GoloVin president Of the Russian lower
house, cordially received by the Emperor
General regret is expressed in the coun-
tries on the River Plate at CONGRESSES failure TO
pass the Ship Subsidy bill. - French artil-
ierymen at Toul mutinied, and number or per-
sons were injured before the outbreak was
Cuelled. 80 A heavy sea was running at MO-
3ima Lighthouse where the Dakota ran aground
and all hope Of saving the vessel had apparent
~ been abandoned =" An abandoned ketch,
with cargo OF gunpowder, was picked up in the
path OF American liners in the Irish Channel
and was towed to Holyheao. - Herr Derh-
burg announced in the Reichstag that the gov
eminent expected to declare peace established
sn Southwest Africa on March 81. and to adopt
the conscript system in the colony.
DOMESTIC-R H. Hartman gave inter
view on railroad questions in Washington, IN
which he refused 10 discuss the report that he
had obtained control OF Reading. - ADMIN
istTation officials have almost abandoned hope
Of making tariff agreements with Germany and
France. - II reported in Minneapolis
TbaT Senator Spooner would become general
counsel for the Hill interests on his retirement
on May /. - Nine persons were hurt in
wreck caused by a displaced switch on the
Pennsylvania Railroad near Warren, Penn. -
Charges by Senator Page that advance copy
of the Public Utilities bill had been stolen
caused a sensation at Albany. - Governor
Hughes issued a statement defining his attitude
toward local officials charged with the enforce
ment Of the law - The Senate Judiciary
Committee decided 10 give Superintendent KEEL
sey a hearing next Wednesday. - Mayor
SchnitZ said at Los Angeles that he saw the
japanese school question in a different light
after talking with President Roosevelt and now
links the japanese have 'some right to an
iucatiOn." - The differences between the
ennsylvania Railroad and its trainmen were
ettled at a conference in Philadelphia.
CITY.-Stocl1s closed higher. - The rumor
that E H Hartman or H. c. Frick had obtained
control Of the Reading road caused a ten point
advance IN the company's common stock and
sharp rally IN other shares on the Stock EX-
change. - Mrs. William Thaw testified at
the trial OF her son. - At the State Railroad
Commission hearing on the Brewster express
wreck II was shown that the tracks had been
reported trough" the day Of the disaster
g. The neutrality-suspicious. freighter Wanda
Ia came into port and reported S2J000O fire
sn mid-ocean- - Park Commissioner Bensel
81 was announced. would ask for appropria-
ton OF S29O00OOO - Three fires, OF
them probably incendiary. were reported IN a
nsighborhoOd OF Harlem where frebugs have
been active 80 Lieutenant Colonel GoethaIs.
the new chief engineer Of the Panama Canal.
sailed for the isthmus - II was estimated
that the extra snowfall would cost the city
100000. 80 Senator Beveridge addressed the
Indiana Society. making the nationalism of the
state his topic
TIE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Efair. The temperature yesterday; Highest, IS
degrees; lowest. 23