New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The new education bill. the naval
estimates the Macedonian and Congo questions
the licensing bill and the woman $ sunTage blA
viii be laid before Parliament this week -
: dispatch from Brussels said that King Leo
pold had interposed further objections TO the
Congo treaty - Count and Countess Szecn-
enyi landed at Plymouth from the KaiseT1n
Aususte Victoria and went 10 London; passen-
gers with cameras annoyed the count on the trip
across the Atlantic. Ten persons were
killed and twenty wounded in panic at re
iisious festival in Teheran. == The Australian
government has invited the American battleship
feet to visit the principal seaport: the Premier
issued e statement saying that the welcomes
given In South America would be eclipsed IN
australia == 10 hope j. entertained for the
safety of the British ship Alacrita and her crew
Of twenty men who left Deagca Bay on August
8. 1907. - The British steamer Beta was
wrecked Turks Island: the passengers and
crew were rescued
DoMESTTC.-Bsron Speck Won Sternburg laid
The cornerstone Of a German clubhouse at
Tampa. Fla. - Catholic priest in Denver
7res shot and killed by an Itali-n anarchist, to
whom he had Just administered the sacrament.
Ex-Governor Yates of Illinois announced
his candidacy for reelection to that office. --=
The Chief of Police of Fayetteville. y. C. was
shot by a drunken negro. who had just shot two
ether negroes It has been learned at Bing
harnton. y. Y that the grand jury Saturday
had indicted Charles Hustes who was conflden-
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sn accusation made by Mrs Paul l. Roy that
her brother. George A. Carklns was killed by
her husband at her home in Newington, n H,
January .. the county officials decided 10
hold autopsy on Carkins's body next Tues
DAY. == statement given out al the
Executive Chamber in Albany showing the sup
port of the Governors attitude the abolition
81 racetraCk gambling. == The report of the
commissioners appointed by Governor Hughes
10 select d site for the Eastern New York State
Custodi2l Asylum WAS made public at Albany
CTTY-Gerolamo Celia. a wealthy italian mer-
chant found dead with a fractured skull and
evidence Of having been poisoned. = Seven
persons were killed and TWO seriously injured in
= grade crossing accident near Nyack
Danger Of water famine was foreshadowed in
figures and estimates given out by Chief En-
Eneer Smith of the Board Of Water Supply
= Naval men were hopeful that Congress
would increase the pay of officers. Rion j
Arnold reported that more doors in the cars
would relieve the subway situation. == Sen
GTor Page said he didn't intend TO ask for a leg
tslative inquiry OF the Board OF Education 80
Mr- Fish said that the answers TO lie forced from
Nj Hartman by The court would expose Illi-
rois Central Juggling. - A Syrian who killed
a man in Virginia was brought here. after be
tnE free more than year. \ committee OF
TIE Municipal Art Society handed in a report
With q recommendation for improving public
riaE grounds --- SeVenty-six persons and n
hundred birds were taken in raid on a cock
fight In The outskirts Of Long Island CITY -
Fire III a tenement house alarmed nurses and
patients in q hospital across the street.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day.
air The temperature yesterday: Highest 81
degrees. lowest. 10