New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

1,op-1c>- --"O7,idar tI<ouise de la Ramee)
died in distressing poverty at y Hlaress!J' ~ -
The State DEPARTMENTS reply TO the Jap
.Desa governments memorandum relative 10
restriction of immigration has been recelNtu y!
tie American Ambassador al 1ohio' 1oIlt t4t
Hayashi postponed his speech on .i .iIe !;oe
ITr1iI January 80 The two leading parties
ir Parliament a dispatch TO The Tribune from
LONDON says. are ready 10 make CollCeSSlo ~
order TO obtain the support OF the SoclaHSIS-
- NJ CIemenceau has taken rigorous meas
7fres to rreyent the introduction Of cholera from
Mecca into French territory. ~ Inc Amer
ican torpedo fiotilla, acconpanied pE Ils Al
sentine escort, sighted on MohleN eNluTo'
g The Haytian government announced the
occ11pa1ion Of Gonaives and the capture ana
execution of Jean Juneau, the leader OF iHe
INSURGENTS The British fotiila which mas
been patrolling the West River has been WIN
drawn following assurance by the Nlceroy OF
Canton that piracy has been suppressed ~
NJ. Khornyakoff. President Of the Dourd at
tackled the members for their failure TO perform
their duties: important legislation mas yer
heen ACCOMPLISHED 80 J. T. Morgan joined
Others in contributing masterpieces of painting
placed on exhibition in Berlin in honor of En-
.peror Williams coming birthday
DONFSTIC-Attorney General Bonaparte
-,ounced that he had directed the bringing OF
"a suit in equity to dissolve the merger alleged
10 exist among the so-called Hartman rail-
roads = President Roosevelt was among
she guests at the dinner OF the Gridiron Club,
(which gave what it called a grand political
rally" - Il was reported in Washington
f1hat leaders in New Mexico had practically re-
.ceived pledge that & statehood bill would be
passed at the short session of Congress. -
It said al Albany that efforts would oe
made by the Hughes State League to send eX-
Governor Frank $ Black 10 Chicago as one of
the delegates at large; it was announced that
the Hughes State League had no intention Of
stopping work -= The steamboat Betty Alden
was launched at Boston. Miss Betty Alden,
direct descendant OF John and Priscilla Alden
acting as sponsor. - The amendment in
.1ended TO curtail the negro vote in Maryland was
completed and will be introduced in the State
Legislature this week. -= The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company announced that because Of
the State Supreme Courts decision against the
2-cent fare law the old schedule OF fares would
be restored February !. = The rebating
case against George /. Thomas and L B. Tag
CART OF this city, settled in Kansas City, the
court emitting the Jail terms which the de-
PENDANTS were originally sentenced. - The
White Star liner Romantic arrived Boston
from Mediterranean ports. after encOunteTing
terrific weather; three passengers badly
hurt - The worst storm III fifty years
reported at Nantucket, with thousands Of dollars
damage.
CITY.-StocBs showed some Improvement
- There lively fight between socialists
and anarchists IN Clinton Hail =- II
learned that c. ". Morse had borrowed 100000
from the KnickerbOcker Trust Company 10 help
float the Consolidated Steamship Company. ===
The receivers of the KniCkerbocker Trust Com
pany announced that they would sell auction
Wednesday stocks and bonds held by the
company as securities. REPORTS that James
A. Stillman would retire from The presidency Of
IL National City Bank were denied -- Rich
ard A. McCurdy returned from Europe. ==
Governor Hughes and James Bryce spoke at the
closing dinner Of the annual session of the State
Bar Association = Controller Metz drafted a
bill &c amend the state constitution 10 permit
this city 10 extend its debt limit s to pro-
vide for subway and dock extensions. Of
hcers Of local army recruiting stations reported
that thousands OF unemployed men had enlisted,
breaking all enrolment records since the war.
THE WEATHER Indications for TODAY:
Cloudy; fresh southwest winds. The temperature
yesterday. Highest. 81 degrees: lowest, l..