New-York tribune., 1909-03-22
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREICN-The strike Of the post and tele-
graph employees collapsed in Paris, the govern
rnent making concessions regarding the restora-
tion Of the men 10 duty, there was an intlTna-
zion that NJ Sinyan might be dismissed -=
Advices from foreign capitals indicated adhesion
70 the principles of the international Naval Con
ference. whose conclusions We're published IN
Washington. - A dispatch from Belgrade
said that Servia would accept the advice Of the
powers TO disband her reserves, thereby opening
the way for direct negotiations with Austria re-
garding commercial treaty - Prince Hi
koff the former Russian Minister Of Conn.u-
nications who. after receiving ms training
in America, placed the Siberian railway on an
efficient basis in the Russo-Japanese war; dled
sn ST Petersburg 80 The German Naval De-
7,sr+r1ent announced that only thirteen large
ships Of war would be built up 70 the close OF
1912 thus refutng statements made IN the
fcan steamer Anlerika has been unable 10 leave
the EIbe owing 10 low water =" Emperor
Nicholas conferred the Grand Cross or AleAah-
Ter Nevsky on President Diaz-
DONFSTIC-President Taft spent the day in
rest and recreation at Washington; he attended
All Souls Unitarian Church. = II was sald
N washington that Speaker Cannon might fine
the Ia F1itual absentees from the House OF Rep
Penn failed in an attempt to negotiate with the
bidna2pers of his son at Ashtabula, ono -
4 schooner which had been badly battered by
heavy gales and whose crew had given up hope
Of reaching land arrived in Savannah. --
The anthracite miners. who are 70 meet III con
&entioR al Scranton tomorrow. have not YET
reached an agreement with reference 10 their
demands on the operators - Collections
were taken IN Baltimore Catholic churches Tor
fund TO assist Cardinal Gibbons in settling
the debts incurred by Father Ebert =- EX-
Coneressu7an William Connell died at Scranton,
Penn, from the effects Of paraIytlc stroke;
The scout cruisers Salem. Chester and
Birmine3sam began series Of tests sailing from
Newport, R. 1
CITY-Ex-President Roosevelt held reunion
OF his family at Sycamore Hill and made final
preparations for sailing for Naples on Tuesday:
- Decorators began charging the Imperial
suite on the steamer Hamburg and getting II
ready for the occupancy OF Theodore RoeseEelt
search announced that II would issue to-day
report OF its examination Of the water registers
cfice The shuttle running between
Chatham Square end City Hall, on the Third
avenue elevated line, ran into the bumper at
the City Hall station injuring fourteen --
DR. Baffen a disciple Of the Emmanuel move
Tnent- told an audience that ht did not believe
drinking was immoral, and that ne was a
smoker - The Rev. DR.. Aked introduced the
English ceremony Of the dedication and conSe-
Grafton IF infants at the Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church = A man was injured in a collision
in Central Park. and the charge Of fe}onious as
ssuit xas made against the driver OF the other
vehicle - A brpao"aN car cu1 al auloi.Io oiz
bile in two, injuring the owner =-- retired
advertising agent shot and killed himself while
wing in bed at his home == The cornerstone
Of the new Church Of St Barbara, at Central
avenue and Bleecker street. Williamsburg, was
laid hy Bishop Mcdonnell =- A young woman
rider was thrown from her horse in Riverside
Drive and suffered from conclusion Of the brain.
4 union driver probably fatally stabbed
his ncn-union brother. q strike breaker, IN a
quarrel I'm their mothers home == The Rev
Or John 2 Peters preached against enforced
labor on Sunday and the Sunday closing law.
- A delegate Of the painters union. because
ne insisted dilating upon the poverty Of his
organization was elected 4rom the meeting OF
ths Central Federated Union
THE WEATHER Indications for to-day:
gair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, AZ
&Rrees; lowest. %