New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-14
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-A great welcome is being
prepared for ex-President Roosevelt at
KhartotTll, where he IS expected TO az
rive to-day; ne will leave the city on
Thursday. - T.ae French. government
viii reopen all the accounts connected
with the liquidation Of Church property
and hopes through cancellation of Ger
tain Gales to recover some of the losses
caused by defalcations. - Prince
Henry Of Prussia, speaking at Hamburg,
expressed absolute confluence III Ing
lands good viii; he urged support OF
the company organized 10 build airship
stations for oversee lines. -= Serious
street fighting followed a meeting Of
Catholics at Saragossa to protest against
lay schools. $500 Timothy Harrington,
II p, former Lord Mayor Of Dublin, Is
dead. 49, Second Lieutenant Clarence
Tanney. of the 18th Infantry was shot
and Killed at Manila; mystery surrounds
the case.
DOMESTIC President Taft attended
the funeral Of mis- 7vifes brother in law.
Thomas Mex Leughlin in Pittsburg, and
returned 10 Washington. = The
threatened Wallsout Of twenty-five thou
sand fireman on practically all tho rail
read systems between Chicago and the
Pacific Coast reached q critical stage,
the president Of the locomotive firemen
snd eIginelnen notifying the railroads
that If the entire controversy Eere not
be lneVlta Die. = GrocerS, milkmen.
bakers and others were ordered By their
unions 10 remain away from work in
Philadelphia until the carmen win their
strike. -- TRUSTEES in the Western
peuitentiar,, ct Pittsburg. assisted in
fighting q fire, while their fellow prison
ct remained in the chapel showing
great compoSurc. =- The funeral of
Representative James B. Perkins was
held 81 Washington; the body was taken
- Rochester. 49, Quiet prevailed IN
the ranks of the striking paper mil!
oFAers at corinth and Glens Falls. \. Y,
and other places. == AssemblyInan
Merritt issued . statement at Albany on
his proposed constitutional amendment
for water storage in the forest preserve.
CTTY.-Herman II. Moritz, a real es-
tate dealer ia The Bronx, killed his two
sons. set fire TO his house and then COM
united suicide. == The new schedule
Increasing the number OF express trains
on the subway during the rush hours
VIII be put into effect to-day. =-
Clergy joined labor unions in the fight
against seven days work. -= A bust
Of Lieutenant Petrosino was unveiled In
Cavalry Cemetery, Laurel Hill. 80
The Bishop Of North Dakota declared in
Grace Church that advertisers could help
10 make the papers more godly. -
Scores af Stock Exchange members have
Teen SGDpHn2ed to testify to-day in the
Hooking pool cr2si. - Several new
electors 20 fiji vacancies Oh the Hail Of
Fame board were announced. - Two
children were knocked down and dragged
by taEieab, receiving painful injuries.
= The Rev. I. IT. Robinson. an Epis-
copal Clergyman from ireland, arrived
here 70 raise funds for Irish charity
= Patro!men Cunningham and
keeuan who We're cent 10 foot patrol
from the mounted squad. made more ex-
rise arrests IN The Bronx while off dug
-= An East SIDE woman discovered
that her husband, supposed 10 have been
poor. had left q fortune and probably
another wife IN Russia, and is dghing
Tor the estate.
THE Observation-Disclosures for TO-
day: Fair The temperature yesterday:
Highest, u degrees; lowest, 81.