New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-19
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TUESDAY, MARCH 10. 1907.
THE NEWS rms MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Nicaraguan naval forces. ac-
cording 10 q dispatch from Managua, has capt
uned the Honduran port OF TruJino; aoVices
reaching Panama say that Salvador has joined
Honduras against Nicaragua. and that President
Bonilla has invaded the latter country. - II.
n Asquith, Chancellor OF the ExcheQuer, gave
reasons IN the House OF Commons for the decline
sn cOnsoE, mentioning the demand for money,
commercial activity and the San Francisco
earthquake among the causes. - Senator
Berthelot who was Foreign Minister In the
Bourgeois Cabinet, died az Paris from shock
following news OF his wife's death - Eight
cases OF smallpox OF ViruleEt type have been
found IN Paris, ana have caused much alarm
among the citizens. - Seventeen men were
injured "a a riot OF longshoremen at Hamburg
g. Mr. Churchill. the Under Secretary for the
Colonies, defended IN the House OF Commons.
the governments action in concluding the modus
Vtvenoi regarding Newfoundland. - All the
passengers on the White Star liner Suevic, which
ran ashore The Lizard. weF9 landed; the
steamer probably viii be total loss; the Elder
Denpster liner JebbR ran aground on Prawle
Point; no lives were lost - The opening Of
the Russian parliament was marked by peasant
disorders In three provinces. - The High
Court OF Austria decided that foreign insurance
companies need not pay taxes deposit GER
tihcates -Quired 20 secure Austrian reserves
DOMESTIC.-Charles s. Mellen president OF
the New York, New Haven & Hartford Rail-
road. arrived IN Washington, and will have a
conference with President Roosevelt on the rail-
road situation this afternoon. - President
Roosevelt at the White House touched a but
ton setting IN motion the Greater Louisville Ex-
position. - Vice-President Fairbanks. for
whom PRESIDENTIAL boom was launched IN
Chicago on Sunday night made four speeches
there. - -Four leading Nebraska cattlemen
were sentenced 10 fail terms for land frauds
- The authorities OF Erie. Penn. believed
that they had found the missing Horace Mar
vim - EX-President Cleveland spent hts sew
enteth birthday fishing the Santee Gun Club
preserves, :" The Assembly at Albany passed
the first of Mr.. Robinsons bills relating to Ynu-
nlcipal court justices in New York city: e
raises the salaries Of justices from $1,000 20
5000 a year - Senator SAKE introduced the
compromise Eleventh Avenue bill - Negroes
attacked a woman at MddletOwn, y. Y; five
arrests were made. and the prisoners were hur-
Tied 10 the county Sail at Goshen through fear
OF lynchings.
CIIK.-StOcks were weak - The prosecu-
tion rested in the trial Of Harry K Thaw The
6ummel affidavit read to the fury. -
The Corporation Counsel decided that the CITY
construction ia Park avenue - The suit OF
". n. AnOFy against President Vreeland OF the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company for libel
began 80 II was decided 10 take the Goth
street pier from the New York Trucking and
Contracting Company. - The grand Jury
completed the taking OF testimony on the Brew
gter express wreck. - A new case OF typhoid
was reported at Katonah. - Il was figured
that the cost OF snow removal for this last sea-
son would total 50 500 600 -E It was reporteS
that the CunRrd and HambUrg-American lines
were beginning rate war. - Friends OF ex-
President Cleveland unveiled a tablet in the
room where he was born IN Caldwell, N j
tor speeding. - Francis p. Furnald left
100000 70 Columbia
TIE Observation-Disclosures for to-dayt
Increasing cloudineSss rain at night. The tenn
perature yesterday: Highest AZ degrees; low
est, 81.