New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-04
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS KORNTNG.

FOREIGN-A dispatch from Toxic says that
mere Is strong objection the settlement of the
CaAtornla school question on the basis of exclU-
SION or labor, and that arrangement based on
Jepans treaty rights is desired. == The people
q Nicaragua are demanding reparation from
honduras, and oppose the action of President
Zelaya In agreeing TO arbitrate an attack by
6onouran troops Nicaraguan forces.
Police prevented a riot al the founding of The
Apostolic Catholic Church at Paris, the services
being conducted by Archbishop Vilatte: many
arrests We're made. == Second degree cleo
lions in Russia showed gains for the opposition.
many so-called Moderates voting IN favor OF
reolca1 candidates. - A Japanese naval eX-
pert says that 10000 tons and Finch guns mark
the limit Of batteship construction. = Tt"
reconstruction committee at Kingston passed a
resolution 10 ask the imperial government to ad-
vance tWenty-year loan of S5,OO0,000 at low
rate Of interest. Elections in British Co
iumbia resulted in gains for the government.
DOMESTIC made at
Washington that Senator Dryden, of New Jer-
sey, had Withdrawn from the fight for re-elec-
ton on the advice of his physicians there were
Frank o Briggs would be the party candidate
ard would be elected The oninion Of
Judge Advocate General Davis, Of the army. re-
geToIng the night of officer command a
soldier to attend worship. was made public
- The reports OF the State Superintendent
OF Insurance, the State Controller and the State
Water Supply Commission were made public al
Albany. == 1t was said in Worcester, Mass.
that the Massachusetts recess committee on
sunday laws would seek the repeal of the law
prohibiting Sunday fishing - The General
Warren Of the Enterprise Steamship Company.
went ashore on the Dumplings in Nara gansett
Bay. - The Mississippi River began TO re-
cede Memphis, and the food danger was said
70 be over. ~ The steamship Seneca ramrned
and sank the bark Charles Loring of Sea Grit,
N j.; the crew Of the Lorng We're saved --
A woman and her two nephews were found fro
zen to death in a tenement house at Grand Rap
tds Mich.
CIFY--G. Sinclair Moulton, president Of the
Park Gate Hotel Company, committed suicide
al the Grand Union Hotel. David P
Rhoades, formerly president of the New York
News Company, died as the result Of fall
- The Central Federated Union sought TO
test Governor Hughes's sympathy with the labor
movement -- Two men We're parboiied In a
tank OF boiling water in Long Island City.
The District Attorney decided 10 press for the
discharge Of two more Thaw jurors == DR.
Stephen s. Wise denounced the servility OF the
clergy In his sermon al the Hudson Theatre.
- The new 81. Psuls Chapel st Columbia
University was dedicated. II was an
noUnced that the syater situation in Staten
Island had reached an acute stage. === Gov
ernor Hughes and many members Of the State
Legislature attended The funeral of Assembly
man Stanley. == g. W. Denhan. old actor
who figured for twenty years with Joseph JET
ferson dropped dead on the street
THE WEATHER.-IndCatior FOR to-day
Fssr- The temperature yesterday: Highest 80
degrees. lowest. -.