New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-03
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SUNDAY. MARCH 8. 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- Democrats flibustered
against the ship Subsidy bin, making the pas
doubtful; the General Deficiency bin was passed
So House: The day was devoted 10 action
on conference reports.
FOREIGN.-London voted municipal owner
ship failure. the refOTmers obtaining a ma
5ority in the election of the County Council
$50 A dispatch TO the State Department from
the American Consul at Managua said that the
Sicaraguans had captured after sharp action
Fhe key 10 Tegucigalpa, the Honduran capital
g. A naval expedition is about to leave
gulf port of Honduras 30 attack Buehelds, ac-
cOrding 10 another dispatch from Central Amer
Sea TO Washington; the United States naval
forces are likely TO be strengthened in these
waters. The members Of the commercial
clubs visiting Panama have appointed COM
rnitfees TO make a thorough study OF canal
conditions. The new ship canal from
Bruges 10 the sea was opened. == a semi
official statement was made IN Paris that the
government had documentary evidence of the
political activity OF Monslgnor Montagnlni
- Ambassador Mccormick presented his let
tetS OF Eec3ll 10 PRESIDENT tailleTes' anu me
latter bestowed on him the Grand Cross of the
legion OF Honor. Professor Burgess re-
ceived many CONGRATULATIONS at the close of the
last Of his series of lectures in Berlin
CITY.-Stocks were weak. == 1t was gem
orally thought that Mr.. Jerome had abandoned
the idea Of a commission in lunacy for Harry
x. Thaw. - There We're three persons killed
in the New Haven & Hartford wreck, near Wat
erbury, Conn. The annual meeting OF
the University Settlement Society OF New York
held in the Settlement House. == It was
learned that the Mayor had practically decided
10 abandon the plan for a riverside elevated on
the West Side. Plans for TWO new milk
pasteurization stations were announced. ==-
The arrest of q lawyers runner in the Criminal
Courts Building started a crusade which the
District Attorneys Office says he VIII wage
against the practice. Of soliciting clients. -=
Agents OF the Equitable gave dinner 10 Gage
r. Tarbcll. The retiring Vice-president- ==
Governor Hughes spoke at a dinner to ''Tody"
Hamilton == II was learned that the Health
Department was likely 10 take action regarding
the dirty condition of the streets. -= Presi-
dent Mellen of the New York. New Haven &
Hartford. said he was not opposed 10 the New
York Westminster & Boston. Judge Ray
OF the United States CIRCUIT Court, in ordering a
new trial in libel case. ruled that extracts from
an article could not be the basis of an accusa-
sion.
OOAIESTTC.-E II. Hartman in an inter-
eN IN Washington said that the Interstate
,-cmmerce Commissions inquiry had failed to
elicit any new facts. and that the administra-
ton unfair Thirty men were en-
tombed in . inine ~ Taylor, Penn after an ex-
plosion Of c0al gas, and it was thought all We're
lost. eight men were taken out fatally burned.
s- The Republican City Convention of Chi
cagO nominated Frederick A. Busse for Mayor.
- The Ute Indians, at Fort Meade s D.
threatened TO resist the decision that they must
return to their reservation. - No papers in
the action for accounting OF the financial
affairs Of Mrs Mary Baker g. Eddy We're served.
81 Is learned. at Concord. N H: George W
petitioners in the bill OF equity filed TO secure
an accounting OF her financial affairs. said that
FOR fifteen years. - Counsel for Judge Har-
gis asked that troops be sent TO Jackson KY.
where his trial VIII begin Tomorrow. =-= Penn
tsylvania Railroad officials at Pittsburg made
preparations TO meet the threatened strlke.==
"A gale which reached velocity OF sixty-eight
t3niles hour did considerable damage 10 win
sdoNs and chimneys at Buffalo; shipping did not
suffer.
THE WEATHER indications for to-day:
tFair and colder. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 45 degrees; lowest. 81.