New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
THE NEWS THIS MORNING,

rprsS-sanste, No session held
-sEouse: Long daily sessions Tor the olscUS0i0'-
of the tariff bin were agreed on =,
- FORFIGN.-The Tribune's correspondent ~ -
Yondon saws that renewed anxiety mas peeLi
caused bv CSermany's successful lnterVeIlIoH - ~
the Balkan difficulty; the vote OF SellS- s Js
.-yerzirp she governments naval programme -
,<srDacte.5 to be taken tomorrow - me - cCL
resn1nfent of The Tribune in Paris resaros @ lIIe
1,iIitv of the unions practically 10 dictate
10 the government as q serious t1-o- ,,oe+
s-,enrbIic: other advices say that announcer Po9I
and telegraph strike has been aFerte9- a9 e--ia =
1 speedv agreement between Austrla anu Sc H
n e.rected in London: the latter country Is e eA-
,,ected To disband reserves to-day; the eIN-aIl
cabinet has accepted the resignation OF crown
13i,5.a fze7rqe and the National Assembly is
sxpected TO choose Prince Alexander as neT 70
z,s so>n as the American tariff question Is SCI
ssIe5 the accumulated capital VIII De lnFesIea III
bond issues Of American railways. - DE C-
patches from The Hague eno Donoon say ,Se S-.e'
10 effort will be made TO prevent Clprlaho - -
frA from landing at Port OF Spain - ! nc
canadian Cabinet decided 10 ask Great bTlUaiil
regarding the form which colonial al1 shouIo t
Dreadnoughts-
DONESTIC-Tfe President has appointed
budget committee of Cabinet members TO su-
r,ervise all estimates for federal expenses -
Mr. Taft played golf at the Chevy Chase INKS
with Vice-P President Sherman, General EDWARDS
and C,sptaiu Butt -= Supreme Court Justice
Tifts al Albany. handed down decision holding
The Public Service commissions law coEsutu-
tioral and declaring the Economic Power anu ana
The jurisdiction cf the I'd District Commission
CITY.-Stocks were strong and active 80 =.
II was said that J. A Bensei president Of the
water Board was looked upon as a unifylng
force between Murphy. McCarren and the Mayor
and fhat he might be the Tammany candidate
for Mayor - The BaltusrOl Golf Club house
zsnd olltbuildings were destroyed by fire, with a
loss Of $4,000. - United States Attorney
General Iyickersham made his first public
speech since assuming Office to the settlement
workers in Eldridge street ~ An agreement
was signed by which the Aero Club Of America
became the aviation section Of the Automobile
(luh of America - Colonel George W Goe-
tsals defended the lock type before the Panama
canal committee Of the Chamber OF Commerce
News from Palermo Of Petrosino's last
rav indicated that he had been killed by men
ne ernnfoved. = The body Of Mrs Pierre
Is1riIIard jr was placed in the receiving vault
al SLEEPY Hollow Cemetery. = Furriers as
sailed the Payne tariff bill - The expected
return Of Mr. Hartman had the effect of send
ing up prices on the Stock Exchange. - 1t
was said longer platforms for the subway would
he ordered hv the Public Service Commission
soon - II was announced that anthracite
coal would be cheaper by 30 cents a ton on April
L Frank A. Mmsey went TO court with
rsgo men who tried to steal his suitcase -
4 man Of seventy-six married his first wife's
nurse -- Andrew Carnegie presented SOU
1-4slrs TO the conductor and vce-president Of the
philharmonic Society. as tokens OF apprecia-
ton of their long and faithful service =
Fire chief Croker prevented the burning Of the
old Trask mansion
THE WEATHER-Indlcations for to-day:
S-lorldv and probably showers. The temperature
sesterdav: Highest So degrees; lowest 81.