New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-26
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

WORCESTERSHIRE: A short session devot-
ed chiefly the introduction OF bills. resolutions
and memorials was held - House; GeheT II
debate on the Payne tariff bill consumed the
session numerous speeches being made by 40
Tocates and enemies Of the measure
FORF1GN-Further details OF the Shackleton
(~hristchurch New Zealand where the Nimrod
arrived: a number Of members of the party
nearly lost their lives from colo and starvatloI-
g. Crown Prince George OF Servia mas re-
nounced his rights to the Servian throne; Rus
ssa has agreed to recognize Austria's annexation
of Bosnia snd Herzegovina and there were Other
Indications that q war would be averted. -
Ex-President Castro arrived at Bordeaux ana
viii SAT- on the C,1,adeoupe to-day for Trinidad
with the intention of leading a revolt against
President Gomez. - The French Chamber o.
Deputies unanimously voted to appoint parlia-
-nen1ary commission TO investigate alleged graft
sn the navy before fresh credits were voted.
Sir William Ramsey announced that he
had succeeded in transmitting zirconium tho
rum, hydro -huorsilicic acid and bisrnuth INTO
carbon The Russian Supreme Military
Court imposed sentence OF death on thirty-one
persons. - The public prosecutor in Paris
has accepted the magistrates report regarding
the guilt Of Nine. Steinhef. and it seems prob
able that the woman viii be tried for murder
- All holland is awaiting the news that an
heir has been born to the throne OF the Nether-
LANDS
DONESTIC-The Finance Committee Of the
Senate at washington is considering various
complaints which have reached It about certain
schedules Of the Payne bill - Il was said IN
Washington that a caucus OF the Republican
on a rule TO govern debate on and amendments
10 the tariff bill. - Mrs Pierre Lorillard. Jr,
was found dead from gas asphyxiation at her
home in washington. - Mr.. and Mrs. James
H Boyle, accused Of kidnapping Willie Whitla-
were removed from Cleveland to Mercer County,
Penn. for trial, having waived e1tradltion -
The Public Service Commission. I'd District an
-lounce6 at Albany the opinion Of Commissioners
Decker setting forth the facts and conclusions
on which are based its decision and order ap
proving the application OF the Erie Railroad
Company TO issue $50 900 per cent collateral
bonds - Chairman Phillips OF the Assembly
Judiciary Committee announced at Albany that
g hearing on the Human Green direct nonina-
tons bill would be held on March 81; Assembly
man Hill. introd1cer Of the bill protested -
Gifts Of 100000 to Phillips Exeter Academy
were announced at Exeter. Y. H.
C1TY-Sfocks were dull and irregular. -
1.-THE 1nterbOrough company. it was said viii at
TO the Grand Central Station by =, slanting con-
Quit TO the fourth, Steinway tunnel level
FK- Secretary COrtelyou was elected presl-
dent Of the Consolidated Gas Company == H.
4 Rogers, II announced would formally
declare the Kirginian Railway open April 3.
The New York Coal Merchants Associa-
1ion. * was announced, will meet to-day to fix
prices for April. - The salary of Florencio
Constantine, Spanish tenor at the Manhattan
Opera House. attached by an agent. who IS
suing for commission. - The gift Of $780,
600 20 thu ChsppGQua Mountain Sanatorium
came from Mrs. Elizabeth Milbank Anderson.
- Ex-Ju6ge Alton B. Parker testified to the
good character Of George r. Scfugham. on trial
for conspiracy - A loss OF approximately
S75oO00 8 year 10 the city was reported from the
staten Island and 5sth street ferry lines.
THE wEATHER-Indication for to-day:
Clearing. The temperature yesterday: Highest,
"a degrees lowest "a