New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING

FOREIGN funerals Of King Carlos and
rros.-n prince I11iz we're held at Lisbon; great
crowds watched the procession OUT tiieie ~ w.
"a disorders. King Manuel and the TWO queens
of the Portuguese royal family did not atteno
ire service at the. cathedral =-- An unceh.
e-res dispatch from Lisbon. sent by way OF
Srafn said that the republican leaders Were
cdpfdent that the monarchy would soon De
forces without bloodshed to consent to the es-
1ablisfnrent Of q republic: national nilaieIai n.,
conditions cause grave alarm a uiSpfa'.ii
fI-ar1 TOXIC said that negotiations on the emil
grafton ouestion between Japan and the onlteo
states had been delayed by TIE lnapihty on .Is
Tsr;aI7ese government verify figures submitted
- A-,9iaesa5or O'Brien. -= The American
bsttieshjp feet and the torpedo fiotilla sailed
from Punte Arenas on the voyage lhIousn tHe
western section of the Strait OF Maselian. -
! resolution censlring Professor Paul MllSon-
ko- Tor alleged lack of patriotism because Oh
l7is recent lecture in New York will be intro
,5,oas IN the Do,rna at 81. Petersburg -
The French troops under General dAmade were
in battle for tVventy-one hours with Moorish
fribes1uen. and finally repulsed them. losing
three killed and tUenty-four wounded
DoMESTIC-It was stated in Washington
thar President Roosevelt will make no more
public addresses until after the close of the
nautical ramraig - Secretary Taft. with
the approval of the President, decided four
important Cuban questions brought TO his al
terrion by Governor Nagoon- -= George r
TerrE. general manager of rhe Sawyer Fuhllsn-
1ng Con7paf7y Of WateTville. Me. and Henry W
Boxhan. an eInploye Of the pos1office. IN that
place. We're indicted on a charge Of Joint con-
spiracv TO defraud the government OF postage
bS ne grand Jury of the United States District
C-c11rr az Portland. Ne. -= An application TO
make permanent The appointment of receivers
cf the Borough Bank of Brooklyn came before
Justice Belts al Kingston, n Y. but was ad-
io7lrne6 until March :. -- Congressman FoH
Ie- eno State Controller Cjlynn spoke before the
Kew York State Bankers at Albany. -
CHARGES were fled with Governor Hughes at
AIbanv. against Borough President Bernel of
Queens ~ Attorney General Jackson. -
The funeral Of James Hargis vas held in Jack
son, KY
CITY-Stocks again declined. -= c. w.
Morse II lras learned on his way back to
rtiE country The bank statement showed
: decrease II reserve and deposits and in
crease II loans -= In a letter sent to Gov
e-1lor Hughes President Pea body of the Mutual
Life criticised the report Of Matthew c. Fleming
fhe city had no money TO build sIIbways and sug
ForTester, al one time a well known member of
wan =--= Startling charges Of general perjury
IN the jenkins case were made at Mineoa in the
hearing over change Of venue - Silas W.
Titus, the JaTneco punper. changed his plans for
sinking wells in Fourth avenue in needing the
Public Service Commissions suggestions.
a Spectator thought 10 be Edward c. Brooks.
nnce z wealthy Nesterner. committed suicide in
tne Produce Exchange The Collector of
the Port ordered TIE Russian paintings some Of
"hich belong 70 the Gar. sold for unpaid Gus
fonas duties Cldell conferred with his Iieu-
fsnsats about thwarting Woodruff and Parsons.
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day:
Fslr and colder. The temperature yesterday:
EtEhest, IL degrees. lowest