New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
eA FOR. THE BUSY MAN.

the ruins Of the monarchy, the cost OF which is as
great it in the days when Portuguese
dominion and resources much greater This
country is planning TO take steps TO stir up Nenez
uela to right the wrongs of which Americans COM
plain at the hands Of the Castro government. The
fleet OF battleships has completed It's ten days stay
at the principal Peruvian seaport, and will now
make its way back the Equator and into
North American waters. being due to arrive at
Magdalena Bay, in the Lower California part of
Mexico, on March II, after steaming 1000 miles.
just how long will be devoted to target practice
there is uncertain, but the people of San Francisco
anxious IN regard the date of arrival there
that Governor Gillet is In Washing gton to ascertain
the approximate period. II is also said that, for
fear of bubonic plague at the Golden Gate, IT has
been considered whether it would be better for
the fleet TO go TO Honolulu. That there is great
proba bi!ity of the Pacific is
missed By the Australian invitation to the fleet to
visit ports in that great island, small continent
This would only be done if the vessels are to round
the Cape of Good Hope on their way home. as it
would be ZOO miles out of the way if the voyage is
by the Suez Canal
The sensation Of the week at Albany was the
action Of the State Senate in dsmissing the
charges against Otto Kelsey. Superintendent OF In
surance. and thus assuring his retention of Office
until the end of his term. This Is the second time
Governor Hughes has failed to get his own man at
the head of the department, tbs investigation OF
which made him Governor and makes him a pos
Slble candidate President. shooting OF a
priest the altar of Roman Catholic church in
Denver as he bore the sacred elements, by
anarchist, who had deliberately planned the deed.
sent thrill OF horror through the minds of many
persons and renewed the feeling that undesirable
citizens should be kept out OF the country. Owing
10 the crime the church rec0nsccrated before
any services held in it Belated facts fl
regard q murder in q New Hampshire town
have been OF the sensations OF the week. the
alleged perpetrator, who Is accused by his wife of
killing her brother, being in France and ii being
q question whether he can be extradited An echo
OF the financial furry of the fall is found in the
appointment of receiver for one OF the Gould
roads IN the Southwest. A vote is expected in
few days IN the United States Senate the Aid
rich currency bill. but much opposition has been
developed to IL that 1t likely that il
will be the measure adopted to meet future
gencies. The Fowler BILL before the House, has Sc
cured the support of Andrew Carnegie The in
crease in the number Of unemployed probably has
much do with the added number of burglsTie5
with which the police called to cope, and
Of which IN house next door to Mr.. Carnegie.
The New York City Water Board proposes to go
ahead with the expenditure of s3o.000O0 the fut
ure water supply of the city. partly TO give work
to those in need of il. An added impetus has been
given TO the movement to erect g municipal ulonu-
ment TO brave fremen- Seven persons were killed
by train crashing into the vehicle in which they
rode at West Nyack y. W