New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
THE News THIS MORNING

-o,,cpEsS Senate: Several resolutions
r,roxidinc for an inquiry into recent Treasury
announced that the committees VIII not he APP
pointed this week
FnoRFIGN-The final stage of the court mar
fiaI of General Stoessel Will begin In st fe'eIS ,
Messengers for the steamer President Grant VINO
we're tossed about in disabled tender IN bou-
logne Igarbor == The bursting Of two gSreat l
water mains caused a general suspension OF
business in St John, N B- -- Bennls Mas
sen tribesmen asked forgiveness. hoping 10 Stop
the French forces in Algeria from adNanSins
lpon Them Emperor William arrived III
London TO spend three DAYS sightseeing before
departing for home. == The necessary ar
rangements will not permit of the holding OF me
funeral of King Oscar within a fortnight -
The steamer kroonland broke her SHAFT IN a
heavy gale westward of the Lizard =" Rus
sia- It was learned, plans 10 market foreign
loan in t.hlS.
DoMESTIC-Senator Foraker wrote 10 the
chairman cf the Ohio Republican State Commit
tee asking that delegates to the state conVen-
iion be chosen at primary election: -
Fourteen Of the sixteen vessels composing the
Pacific feet gathered Al Norfolk --
SfNtH-six bodies Were removed from the mines
af the Fairmont Coal Company, at Monousah'
W Na.: the scenes about the mouth or the
mines were pathetic == II WAS announced
that the Goldfeld mines would he reopened on
Thursday: no members of the Western Fedora
tion will be employed. John r Ahearn.
Borough President OF Manhattan. was removed
from office by Governor Hughes on the charges
Club. =- Mrs. Emma A Huntley. OF East
Somerville. Mass, who is thought TO be insane.
killed her two orphan grandchildren who were
visiting her. 80 The lack Of a sufficient num-
ber of beds in the boys department at the Tombs
is set forth by members Of III" State COmmiS-
sion on Prisons
CTTY.-Stocks were lower. ---It Was learned
that negotiations were in progress for the con-
\ soidation of the Mercantile National Bank with
N s41e or more national banks 81 this city. ==
Two notes said 10 be foTgeries were found
by receivers Of the Borough Bank =- The
Attorney General began an Investigation
through handwriting experts Of the proceedings
in the appointment of Joline and Robinson as
receivers for the Metropolitan Street Railway
and the New York City Railway. =- A H
Smith. general manager and vice president Of
The New York Central. WIS placed trial on
the charge of manslaughter. growing out of the
Woodlawn wreck last Fehruary- =- Charles
NJ Preston. receiver for tho New York Build
ing Loan-Bankins Company. testified that
he had never made formal contract with his
counsel. == The city made arrangements with
the New York Edison Company to furnish
power for the fire service. and failure to
supply the power under certain conditions will
make the company liable a .fno Of 500 4
minute == Columbia students owing to
fheftS in the university. talked Of forming "A
vigilance committee. =- The Aldermen il was
said would try 10 make The Sunday law less
drastic. -- Representative GICott "a id Spe,s k
or Cannon would be the Republican nominee
for President. -- Norman L Mack said the
National Democratic Convention vvorlId he hold
either in St Paul or Louisville - Federal
officials brought out facts TO Shoyys that the
Tobacco Trust had tried 10 conceal the widen
ing Of its activities.
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day.
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest
% degrees: lowest. 41.