New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The news that Russia had re-
ceded from her attitude on the Balkan question
was received with shame and anger by the St
Petersburg press: there is talk of a new loan by
which the country may strengthen its mill
tary position S TO refuse dictation from any
power. = SerTian newspapers admit that the
national contentious have been lost, and expect
that the government viii accept the proposals
of the powers at a conference held at Belgrade
TO dav =-= Alarm has been caused in Paris
by a case Of sleeping sickness in the heart of
the CITY. - The Bureau Of Science at Manila
has prepared leprosy vaccine, the result Of
cultures of the bacillus made by Dr. Moses
Clegg- - The SeTVian National Assembly &C
cepted the remuneration Of Crown Prince George
and ratified King Peters choice OF Alexander
his second son, as heir TO the throne. -
Prince Karl Gunther Won SchwarZburg Sender
hausen died in sanatorium in SaZony- -
Mail advices from Paris say that f1nanciers are
seriously alarmed over the outlook under
budget appropriating 4.0o0.G00o0o francs.
DOMESTIC.-No definite plans for the sum
rler have been made by President Taft, it was
announced at Washington - Five companies
OF Oklahoma, militia marched against band of
Creek Indians and negroes entrenched IN the
hills, and battle considered inevitable.
Mrs. Mary Farmer, who is 10 be executed
at Auburn prison this morning. took farewell Of
her husband; she was taken TO cell adjoining
the death chamber; she made q statement
which she believed would exonerate her hus-
hand - Il was said at Buffalo that Gov
er1or Hughess speech IN tf1at city had not al
fecte7 the political situation there; Postmaster
Creiner was said to be still on the fence as
regards primaries - II said at Albany
that the debt limit amendment to the constitu-
lion was likely TO be slaughtered - The
scout cruisers Chester Birmingham and Salem
We're unable 20 leave Newport for their second
competitive trial On account Of thick weather.
- L was reported at Mercer, Penn that
search had been begun in Pennsylvania and Ohio
for three supposed accomplices Of the chief fig
ares in the Whtla kidnapping case -
Thomas Fitzgerald, general manager Of the Nor
folk q Southern Railroad died at baitifnore-
There is great interest in Washington in
the wave Of economy which is sweeping through
executive and legislative branches Of the gov
eminent - II said at Boston that q new
eerodrone had been perfected by George A. Met
calf of Maiden Mass - Edward P Weston,
one day behind his schedule, resumed his walk
at Chafee, y. Y FOR the Pacific Coast
CITY-wiIliam C. NcAdoo announced that.
beginning Wednesday, the rear cars on all
Hudson tunnel trains would be reserved for
train took President Eanderlip Of the National
City Bank to Chicago in sixteen hours. -
The special committee Of the New York County
Republican Committee decided to oppose the
Governors direct primary measure and 10 draw
up a bill OF its own - Dana Estes the Bos-
ton publisher, returned from Africa and said
ex-President Roosevelt would be IN no danger IN
>he Jungle ~ owen Kildare. the writer be
came violently hysterfcal on a visit from Wards
Island 10 his wife and baby. = Nango, the
negro arrested for the death Of the hotel clerk
De Valiant stranged himself TO death in his
Tombs cell - The Third Avenue and Unonl
Railway companies, il was announced, viii move
to-day into their new Office building and put in
force a benefit plan for their employees. =-
The auxiliary launch Viking, with hshlng
Rsrty on board. was stuck on Hogs Back Reef,
q Hell Gate. officials Of the New Haven
and Pennsylvania railroads discussed the con-
meeting road Of the two systems by way of the
Hell Gate bridge. = A dormitory at Seton
Hall College was destroyed by fire - A din
rer was given for Samuel B. Donnelly, the Pub
lsc Printer, at the Broadway Central Hotel ~
Eoan d Rockefeller, jr told his Bible class that
the members his inspiration in his daily
life Policemen fired several shots at two
highwaymen. = lawyer abused magls-
frate in court, and was held for disorderly con-
duct a rabbi was arrested for being
drunk on the street
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, so
degrees; lowest, IS