New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21
FOR THE BUSY MAN.

| imprisonment for carrying a revolver and
| dirk"
rs Kelsey out Of Office yet?'
No" replied Constant Reader. The session
| of the committee which has his IN charge
was SHINY attended, and action looking to
| a report was taken. The Senate however. has
| passed Senator SaXe's bill permitting the rental
value Of advertising signs to be assessed in the
valuation OF the real estate upon which they
stand. and the Page Child Labor bill. providing
that no child under sixteen shat work more
than eight hours day between a. IN. and
p. IN. Various amendments TO the act incor-
porating the Genesee River Company. the power
concern which came into general notice at the
time of the fight acceptance by the state
of LetchWorth Park, have been presented in the
Assembly. II has been deemed by some as
bill which will permit injury TO LetchWorth
Park. The petition 10 the courts of Attorney
General Jackson to examine all the books and
records Of the American Ice Company has been
granted"
What hal happened in the Thaw case?'
The bird Of peace does not seem to have
taken II under its wing said Constant Reader.
The lawyers who appeared for Mr. Thaw have
been trying 10 discover whether they are re-
tanned for the new trial not. The latest news
from the Tombs was that Mr.. Delmas had been
dropped. and Messrs Hartridge and Peabody
tanned as attorneys of record. These lawyers
thought they were senior counsel, but after Mr..
Thaw saw the morning papers containing the
ntimation THAI this was the fact they suddenly
discovered that they had counted without their
host. for Mr.. Thaw emphatlcay indicated that
because they were attorneys of record did not
mean that they were anything more \ move
Fine Arts Federation pay tribute 10 the MEM
DRY of Stanford White"
Has peace settled upon the Eddy household
-There were moves last week. Counsel
for the trustees OF Mrs. Eddy asked for inn
mediate hearing The date was fixed for MAY
Is The defendants in the suit for an account
ing brought by the next friends filed an answer
10 the complaint. 1t was general denial"
What has happened on the other side OF the
Atlantic asked Busy Man.
The events in the Eastern world. on the
whole have been OF peaceful nature, At
secret consistory. the Pope named MOnsignoTs
Cavallari. RnaIdini. Lorenzelli. Lualdi. MERCER
Maffi and Aguirre GaTcia) cardinals. Man
churia, as provided for by the Portsmouth
treaty has been turned over 10 the Chinese, the
japanese and Russian troops having withdrawn
The premiers OF Great BTitains self-governing
colonies are comforting over the welfare of the
empire while King Edward is visiting King
Victor Emmanuel of Italy AT Gaeta Alfred
Deakin, Of Australia. AT the dinner OF the Pill
grraS. urged colonial independence. and said
that war might be expected between Great
Britain. Japan and Germany eventually. 4 bin
constituting court Of criminal appeal. which
been introduced into the House of Commons
The Moors seemed TO be worried by the presence
Of Frances feet off Mogador. II has been as
serted by the French officials that ii is not
demonstration. simply preparation for meeting
possible trouble
is there anything new In politics.
Politics seems 10 be rather quiet. Secretary
Taft after tour Of Porto Rico. has sailed for
the United States, bringing with him the retir-
ing Governor Mr. Winthrop No successor has
Yet been elected TO succeed Senator Spooner
from Wisconsin. Police officials Of Chicago have
confessed that the department contributed thou
sands Of dollars 30 the lost cause Of Mayor
Dunno. II is said that Bryans platform for
1905 viii not include government ownership or
free silver panks
rs peace in immediate prospect in Central
America"
Manuel Bonilla. formerly President OF Hon
duTas. has landed in Mexico. and the representa-
tves Of Nicaragua and Salvador are negotiating
for peace at Amapala. II looks as # the work OF
the United States Secret Service had accom-
plished good deal toward breaking IN the
operations Of the Honduras National Lottery
Company. Indictments have been found against
tWenty-SiX prominent men supposed 10 be con-
nected With the company. There are a few other
items Of interest II has been announced that
owing 10 their unprohtableness with a three.
cent fare, some Of the Cleveland streetcar lines
VIII soon be torn up. J. Pierpont Morgan has
Joined the company Of well known American
septuagenaIians. 1t Is unlikely that upon his
return from Europe he will resume active bust
ness. The Rev DR.. C. T. Aked. the new pastor
OF the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church popuIarIv
known as John D Rockefeller's church has ar
rived here from Liverpool To assume charge Mr.
Carnegie opened the great building I'm this CITY
which he provided a home for the Engineer
ing Societies. Mrs. Donald Mclean of New
York after some opposition was re-eIected
president general OF the Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution
Among those who died last week were lance
IL Eckels, ex-Controller OF the Currency and
James Clarke Hook r. A.. the Well known Eng.
list artist