New-York tribune., 1908-02-10
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

roRElCN.-Adyices from Lisbon say that the
republicans are active, and that there are mol
cations of an attempt to overthrow the govern
1nent: many conspirators have been arrested 9.
tporto - The transatlantic lines agreement
ending the rate war will provide for the aoon-
ton Of rebates on return tickets, q uhlorIi
minimum cabin rate during the year ana an IN
crease of fares in the first and second classes
The shipbuldng syndicate of Sir James
f>ain- e. Sons employing five thousand men mas
suspended. Further financial trouble III
Denmark has been averted by the government
and leading hanks of Copenhagen uniting 10
guarantee obligations. - The Austrian gov
eminent denied that Russia had recalled Am
bassador Prince Ourousoff. and added that the
report of strained relations had been eXasser-
.ted The American battleship feet was
reported at o'clock on Saturday evening twelve
miles east of Cape Pillar: the weather was
stormy Mail advices from Cuba say tflat
little interest is shown in the coming e!ectlons
end that many of the natives would welcome
continuance of American rule.
DoMESTIC.-In answering a letter ron
William Dudley Foulke, eX-Civi1 Service COM
missioner, regarding the charges that he mas
made federal appointments with view TO 1uf-
thering the Presidential candidacy OF secretary
Taft. the President characterized the accusation
as false and malicious" and added that he ex-
pected others of like character. - Sup
polfers Of Air. Taft for the Presidential noml-
nation predicted at Columbus sweeping victory
at the county primaries in Ohio Tomorrow. with
the state convention possibly unanimous in his
favor. -= 4 shortage of serious proportions
sn the receipts from the sale of stock transfer
tax stamps reported by State Controller
Glvnn in a statement given out from MS once
in Albany. Harry X. Thaw received visits
from his mother and A Foster Peabody ana
Daniel OReilly his lawyers at the Matteawan
State Hospital Mayor George w Guthrie.
of Pittsblrg caused criticism, especially among
the poor. by ordering the stopping of shedding on
SUNDAY. Plans for arbitration ana
peace congress 20 be held in wilmington, n L,
early in May were announced at Washington
The annual report of the State Board or
Tax Commissioners was made public at Albany.
John Williams. State Commissioner OF
Labor. issued hopeful statement at Albany.
CTTY-otto c. Heinze said his firm had no
suits ia view against Charles ". Morse -
Sermons in about forty Of the citys churches
attacked racetrack gambling. == 1t was re
ported that Conried would resign as director of
the Metropolitan Opera House tomorrow night
Three Italians opened fire on a milk wagon
in Williamsburg. causing panic in a streetcar
and among pedestrians. -= River and harbor
traffic was parity blocked by the ice == Men
tai healing by the churches would soon be tried
here IL was said. IT was announced that
two hundred piclets would be placed on duty TO
prevent the city being swindled by the snow
reInovers. John ". Oliver. the veteran
Neditor Of The Yonkers Statesman died. -
NTH Public Service Commission said in its re
H1ert that the steam roads should relieve the
street lines. - Chancellor Day. Of Syracuse
University. wrote letter TO the women teachers
Of the city uIholding the equal pay proposition.
The Central Federated Union adopted res
olGtions calling unions to unite in a big labor
party. - Much speculation the situation
,D regard 20 the Borough Presidents office kept
Queens warm.
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day:
Fair and The temperature yesterday:
Highest, % degrees; lowest, s.