New-York tribune., 1909-03-25
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

coNGREss-senate: No session was held.
House: Champ Clark, the minority leader. mace
& four-hour attack on the Payne tarln pilI.
FOREIGN-Advices from Monbasa tell OF the
plans TO greet Mr.. Roosevelt the beginning or
the rainy season and the large number or AMI
mails killed in the recent hunting season. -
Prjtish opinion inclines TO the belief that the
Seisv in settling the Austrian -SerVian dispute
IS due the desire Of Austria TO Illuminate her
opponent as far as possible. - Clprlano
castro arrived al Paris; his brother said that
the ex-President- owing TO a Venezuelan threat
te arrest him if the Guadeloupe entered Nenez-
lJejsn port would leave the steamer at Trinidad
- King Victor Emmanuel opened the ttalian
Parliament his speech contained references 10
Ttaiv's good relations with other nations. and
an attempt to settle the dispute between capital
and labor. - Count Boni de Castellane's pet-
ton for an inventory of property of the Prince
and Princess de Sagan has been denied ==
Great Britain has accepted New Zealand's offer
20 build battleship for the empire, -
Leaders Of the Socialists in France hall the out
come Of the post and telegraph strike as great
victory.
poMEsTIC.-President Taft has ma de it clear
TO the members of his Cabinet that he expects
each one 10 control and be responsible for his
department, and Will leave them free in the
matter Of methods and details. - The
monthly statement of internal revenues, issued
at Washington. showed a falling off for Feb
r'uary OF s17605,165. compared with the same
month last year. - The Senate Committee
on Finance held two long sessions and discussed
several schedules Of the tariff bill - The
two prisoners held in Cleveland in connection
with the kidnapping of Willie Vhitla Of Sharon.
they gave the names Of Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
BOYLE. ~ II was announced that the first
hearing the Hughes direct primaries measure
would be held at Albany to-day.
CITY@Stoczs were strong - Andrew
Carnegie speaking at the Peace Festival.
1erred 10 Britain's 'fatuous blundeT' in building
8 Dreadnought as standing in the way OF peace.
favored an alliance with Great Britain and
praised the work OF ex-President Roosevelt and
Secretary Root - Police Commissioner Bing
ham said that soon after ne took office he
offered 100000 year brfbe. -Ex-Gov-
ernor Herricl Of Ohio and Wade H. Ellis were
character witnesses for George +. Scrugham at
his trial for conSpirs cy. Controller Metz said
this city was probably the worst managed cor
poration earth. - Plans were being dis
cussed for the establishment here Of q real metal
exchange where actual sales would take place.
- Charles w. Culkin. clerk of the Court OF
Special Sessions deposited with the City Cham
h3it the District Attorney refused to drop the
case. - Directors OF the Interborough-Met-
ropelitan met and discussed the coming fore
closure sale Of the Metropolitan Street Railway
80 A father shot and killed his daughter
public school teacher. in the street. = Treas
5lrv agents found a trunk containing dress goods
valued st $4,000 the Red Star Line pier and
arrested p baggage superintendent of the pier.
William McAdoo former Police Commits
sioner. resigned from the Committee of Four
teen. - Members Of the Board OF Education.
their regular meeting. went on record as be-
ing opposed 70 the reduction IN the number Of
commissioners as proposed IN the new charter.
THE wFATHER-Indications for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 50
degrees; lowest. 81