New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
aesp2lork DAILY Gribn1re
THE NEWS THIS mORNEEG

RoREIGN-The female suffrage bill was
talked 20 death in the House OF Commons: q
carry on the agitation. - Advices from Hon
duras confirm the reports OF a Nicaraguan de-
feat az NamasiQuo, and say that the Hondurans
were victorious In an action at Iuguare on
March z. - The combination OF Republican
groups which insists on notifications Of the
- Radicals IN the DOuma elected two vice.
presidents OF the house over the Constitutional
Democrat candidates: q division has arisen
among the extreme factions over the question
OF amnesty. - The French Foreign ONCE
denied reported negotiations by Great Britain.
France, Russia and Japan for deliTnitation Of
interests IN the Ear East. - The Ameer Of
Afghsnistan has crossed the frontier on his re-
turn 20 Cabool after a visit Of two months In
India: both the Ameer and the British officials
express satisfaction over the international rela-
tions - 4 fishing vessel foundered of the the
crew were drowned.
DoAEESTIC.-The condition OF Archie Roose-
welt was much improved and he was reported
% be doing we'll and confident expectation OF
his ultimate recovery was entertained. -
Congressman Martin, OF South Dakota, said in
Washington that the only man on the political
horizon was President Roosevelt, and that the
people demanded him for another term. -
The new Spanish Minister commenting on Adj
miral Deweys statement that he won at Manila
by Divine aid" said the Divine aid must
have come from the god OF war. as iron won
gressmen Parsons, Bennett and OlcOtt and Sem
atOF DepeW for the measures enacted by Con-
gress for the benefit Of New York City -
The State Civil Service Commission at Albany
authorized Frederick W. Skene State Engineer
and Surveyor, TO create under certain condi-
tions additional state places involving the
annual expenditure Of about $4,000 - As
semblyman Sheridan introduced at Albany a
series Of bills amending the tenement house
laws IN this city; they were said TO be among
the most dangerous ever presented. - As
semblyman Merritt introduced bills at Albany
in retaliation for the opposition to HIS water
storage scheme advanced by some park owners
tn the Adirondacks. - Ex-Governor Mon
tague Of Virginia discussed lynching at Har-
ward University.
rested in the Thaw trial. Jerome subpoenaed
the prisoners vile. - A fOur-alarm fire in
44th street threatened the Consolidated Gas
Conapany's tanks. Suit for $40 O0O OOO was
brought against the American Sugar Refining
Company. - A suit for $4,000 was brought
by a Yale professor against the French Steam
snip Line. - Coroner Hamburger warned the
physicians in the Manhattan State Hospital on
Wards Island against performing autopsies.
-A school principal was accused OF insulting
the stars ana Stripes. - Controller Metz
said that shortage Of 100000 had been
found IN the accounts Of the city real estate
work 70 clean up the streets before frost should
Get in. - The Board OF Estimate approved
the franchise OF the Bridge and Lexington ave-
nue. subWays and the New York Connecting
Railroad. == Three arrests were ordered by
Superintendent Leary in connection with the
last election. == President Wilson OF Prince
ton lectured at Columbia University - Tho
Board OF Estimate adopted tentatively the Rock
away Point site for the proposed seaside sana-
forum. - There hearing on the pro-
posed Union Square site for the new court
house before a committee OF the Board Of Esti-
mate. - Oflcers of the Board OF Health ex-
pressed themselves as greatly pleased with tho
outcome of the milk hearing.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for TODAY.
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 20
degrees; lowest, 2S