New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-08
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FRIDAY, MARCH S. 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MoRNING.

observation-disclosures got $4,000 in hold-up
At The University at Moscow; a Domo was
thrown into the home Of the director OF the
high school at Warsaw. - The Russian
press generally expressed the opinion that the
spirit shown in the Douma rendered a speedy
dissolution improbable. = The Empress
Dowager Of Russia was carefully guarded by po-
Ice her arrival in London. == 1t was re-
ported in Nicaragua that the rebels in Hon
duras We're gaining and Bonilla's forces were
diEOrganiZsd; Bonilla reported Honduran VIC
tory and said Nicaragua's army was disband-
ing. Mrs. Natalye Dole Latham, por-
trait painter, formerly of New York, committed
suicide in Paris. = The seal fishing steamer
Leopard was crushed in the ice off Cape Race
her crew Of l03 escaping over the foes. -
Emperor William dined at Berlin with Mr.. and
Mrs. Tower; the Foreign Secretary commented
on the Ambassadors large influence IN Berlln
The Committee on Appropriations OF the
Iaeichstag voted 10 to Increase Baron Won Stern
burgs salary by 5000. == Signor Gallo. ltal-
ian Minister of Justice, died IN Rome
DOMESTIC.-Archie Roosevelts condition be-
came critical from his attack Of diphtheria last
night, ard there was a hurried consultation OF
physiciarE, who were alarmed by his weak heart
action. - Dramatically opposite opinions
were expressed by Senator Depew and Congress
man Chomp clark IN regard 10 the possibility
OF the denomination Of President Roosevelt
Congressman Hepburn said at Washing
ton that Edward H Harriman's statements were
tho best possible justification for the Railroad
Rate BILL and that them il should have been
made more drastic. - The new Panama Ca
nal Commission Was completed by the appoint
ment Of Rear Admiral Harry H. Rousseau in
place OF Rear Admiral Endicott - The As
sembly at Albany passed the Bingham Police
bin by a vote Of 90 TO a. - After confer
ence between Governor Hughes and state off,
GERS and legislators at Albany II was decided TO
make no change IN the plan OF issuing state
bonds. == The Public Utilities bill was re-
ported 10y the Senate Finance Committee at
Albany and referred to the judiciary Commit
tee - Captain Louis Wendell, Ist Battery,
viii be tried by court-martial the findings
Of the court Of inquiry: the report and findings
were given out by Adjutant General Henry by
direction Of the Governor at Albany. - Il
was announced at Boston that the New York,
New Haven q Hartford Railroad Company had
purchased the Merchants and Miners Trans
Portation Company: - James and Philip
Strother were found not guilty Of the murder
Of William F. Bywaters at Culpeper, Va.
CTTY.-Stocks closed weak - z H Har-
riman, IN an interview, said he thought the fed
eual administration was taking a broader view
toward corporations. 60 1t announced
that counsel for Thaw had decided 10 rest
their case. 80 George W. Perkins returned
interest, the S4S500 contributed in 1904 TO the
Republican National Campaign Committee.
- Insurance interests were said TO favor
me appointment Of s. H Wolfe as Superin-
tendent kelsey's successor. - J. p. Nor
Gan presented valuable tapestries TO the Metro
politan Museum OF Art. 80 A conference was
held looking to the prevention Of dynamite ex-
plosions. - Supporters and opponents OF the
DasteuriZat ton OF milk spoke at the hearing OF
the a1oeTmanic committee. which was adjourned
70 March 21 - Justice Greenbaum refused
70 Issue an order compelling Mayor Mcclellan
suit to GUST him from Office. - Many were
smperined by two fires IN williamsburg and
Greenpoint
THE WEATHER--Indications for to-dayf
Rain OF snoW and warmer. The Temperature
Yesterdays Highest. 81 degrees; lowest, 16