New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

,,o,-cpECC- The Senate was not in session
- House: The Republican naloIits LoiC.u
the adoption OF sweeping closure rn.g,
ing fibusJering and rendering lhe ofueiiS "NN7
action of business possible
FoREIGN-The Reichstas, by g. vote OF lOo
,o 10 decided that the German language mus
aa rse6 AT public meetings IN all parts OF tne
ero-ire Advices from Peking say tnat
China's position regarding sovereignty IN Na-.
chlria has been greatly strengthened pS siie O. -
ri1udc Of the United States husslA' dcCoi uIL.s -
: ,73snafc1 from ST. Petersburg, may issue
sfa74raent defending her recognition OF Chlhese
rights in that territory - A o1spalcn par t n5U,
T,7nTrD 10 The Tribune announced the coming
retirement OF Premier Campbell tSaflleiIIle diio
that Z. H. AsQuith had been recoIIlInelluTd li; e.
~ successor. - a lockout IN the buiidlns
ir,77,sfry in Paris put fifty thousand men OUT OF
4r,n1cvTnent and threatened 10 extend 10 Two
Hundred thousand employees. :" Inc @ olssoiu. u
15ol, OF the Finnish Diet viii De proclalIieu vi Oi
Al & The Firms have received the news
..,i.,lx The Pretoria OF the Hamburg
s,,ericen Line sent a wireless message 10 Han
ssv saving that she was putting into thal poFt
81 >osI having been delayed by gales - n
f57l introduced at Toxic to Quadruple the import
duty On crude petroleum has aroused strong op-
position
noNESTTC At q hearing before sub-conl-
,77i7-ee Of the House Judiciary Committee on the
HEPBURN bill amending the sherman ~ a[ltl-u S uss
Iau- Se-b / ON and Samuel Gompers advocated
The passage OF 1he lheaSuIe = -;,.o5 -
carving Mrs Roosevelt and party arrived III
Atlanta six minutes ahead OF time; win -hIss
F-thal Roosevelt at the throttle; the engineer
said she made an apt pupil - secretary
Taft was the guest Of honor at three iuncneons
in Chicago. 4 letter from Governor
Tughes 10 State Chairman Woodruff. in which
he declines TO name the delegates-at-larse TO
The Republican National Convention was maze
r,5f,lio Al Albany The Supreme Court or
Massachusetts decided that the independence
League Is not one Of the two leading polltical
parties OF the state - Governor hughes al
Albany received the findings in the LeaTy case
The Merritt -Wadsworth delegates 70 the
Niagara County 1st Assembly District Republ1-
can convention bolted and held an opposition
n
which manufactured the Newfoundland postage
stamps washed ashore at Cuttyhunk' Mass.
said that only cre-third Of the consignment mad
been accounted for
CTTY-Stoc-. prices advanced. = The Erie
Railroad directors decided 10 issue s15.000,000 uf
notes of which J. P. Morgan & Co will under
write one-third- == Ex-Judge Whitman said
The Kissena Park indictments were invalid =-
The New York University boys were greatly
worried over the possible results Of their strike.
- Detectives recovered a jewelled neck rib
bon which Mrs. Ira BaTrOws valued $3.50
from p Unbroker who had lent SIS on it -
The New York East Conference of the Method
.st Church discuss the Carnegie Foundation.
= The crusade for pure milk would result in
new ordinance presented 10 the aldermen. il
IS said. -= James R Nugent. city counsel
Of Newark, caused the arrest Of the foreman of
the Essex County Grand jury for finding bills
of Indictment against him on charges Of con-
spiraCy 70 vote unqualified persons at a recent
election. -- The delegates Of the Newark
Methodist Conference debated the question Of
placing on probation members who desired let
tiers of transfer dismissal and TO compel them
70 report IN the church once a year. - The
police were denounced at the meeting Of social
lists IN the Grand Central Palace. - The
French liner La Province and the Cunarder I'M
bria. in from Europe reported heavy seas and
gales -". Reports OF the condition OF various
regiments Of the state militia showed that the
character Of men and organization were good,
hut that some lacked equipment - The cir
Gus made the children from two hospitals glad.
THE NEATHER-Fair to-day and warmer
Tomorrow, cloudy and warmer; variable south
east winds The temperature yesterday: High
est 80 degrees; lowest. p