New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
Isp71nrk DaiIp Gribmars
TUESDAY, APRIL 1e, 1907.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORFIGN-rhe towns OF ChIlpancingo and
i-5ilano in the State OF Guerrero. Mexico were
Donuletely destroyed by earthquake; eleven per-
SONS are known TO have been killed ana twehly-
even injured. the shocks continue, and the peo"
PIE OF the towns are psnlcstriekeh- " IN, ILio
Colonial Conference began sessions at LONDON;
Sir Henry Campbell-BanneTnan made the open
ing address. outlining the subjects 10 De uls-
cussed and the powers OF the BODY: Dr Jameson
urged the consolidation Of the South AFRICAN
colonies under one Premier. - DlspAtcHess
from Toxic. St Petersburg and PeKing told OF
the restoration OF Manchuria TO China; Baron
Goto who VIII control the Japanese section OF
the Nfanchurisn Railway, said that the country
would be fair field for the trade OF all nauons.
- Secretary Taft urged Porto Ricans 10 con-
sider that they were free from many OF tne
troubles OF Cuba and the Phi!ippines' ana NOT
TO press the plea for citizenship. - Great
Britain reduced the postal rate on newspapers
magazines and trade journals from eight TO two
cents a pound - The Pope held a consistory
and created seven cardinals; he referred IN his
allocution 20 the situation in France. -
Nearly S50o.o00 was obtained at the hrst Gay 8
sale OF 3ewels belonging 10 Mrs. Lewts-HiI'
widow OF "SauI" Lewis, the money lender.
DOMESTIC-Henry ". Taft after an inter
view with the President. said that the Repuo-
lican organization should support Governor
Hughes and added that he felt sure the Presi-
dent approved his policies. - The Supreme
Court upheld the New York transfer tax law
in the Delano-Astor VIII case and refused TO
assume Jurisdiction in the contempt case against
ex-senator Patterson. - The New York City
School Teachers bill passed by the Senate
v.
it. 80 Two locomotives and fifteen cars rolled
down IOO-foot embankment near Rome. y. Y;
one man is believed 20 be dead in the wreckage
and three others were severely cut and bruised.
Trustees OF the estate OF Mrs. Mary Baker
@. Eddy filed a motion In the Superior Court
at Concord. n. H, asking that the plaintiffs In
the original suit be ordered 20 show cause why
the motion OF the trustees for leave 70 inter
vene and be substituted as plaintiffs should not
be granted - The Great Northern Oriental
Limited. westbound. was wrecked az Bartlett
y. D., five persons being killed.
CITY-Stocks were weak - W. I. Stow
&. Co. stock brokers' suspended. - Daniel
O'Reilly said that he and Thaw had agreed a
new line OF procedure in connection with the
case. - President ROoseVelIs letter TO the
Peace Congress was read: he differentiated be-
tween peace and righteousness, and Andrew
Carnegie disagreed with this view. It was
form BoweTy drunkards by hypnotism- -
William J. Bryan addressed the Foreign Mission
Board OF the Presbyterian Church mission
aFY work IN the East. - William McAdOO said
the law regarding the carrying OF concealed
weapons" should be rigidly enforced. - It
was announced that the charges against BOr-
Ough President Ahearn would be preferred 20
Governor Hughes. 80 The stockholders OF the
United States Steel Corporation ratified the Hill
ore lease. 60 The Produce Exchange began
trading in mining and industrial securities. -
The health authorities were encouraged over
the typhoid situation here. == At hearing IN
Brooklyn regarding the proposition TO build a
police headquarters near the Prospect Park
plaza strong opposition 10 the scheme was de-
veloped.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Showers. The temperature yesterday: Highest
45 degrees: lowest, g.