New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-03
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

WORCESTERSHIRE: The day was
devoted 10 eulogies of the late Senators
johnson. Of North Dakota, and Nc
Laurin, Of Mississippi. == House: Mr.
Cannon SPOKE in eulogy OF the late Rep
reSentatiTe CuShman, OF Washington
Mr.. Foss pleaded for d strong navy.
FOREIGN general elections in
the present year are predicted by well
informed politicians. and there are no
signs Of d definite settlement OF the
financial troubles: the Two budgets VIII
probably have To carry over t2Ol ,U0O,ooU;
William - Briens proposals are expected
10 win support from the Nationalist.
Henri Netillart. chief engineer of
the Department of Roads and Bridges.
has sailed for America TO select site
for z graduate school for French sclen-
rifc Students. Dr. Doyen an
nounce5 the discovery of mycolyslne, a
therapeutic agent which is said TO de-
stroy poisonous germs in human blood
= The employees Of Sir christopher
FUrneSs's shipyarc. after a year test,
voted against his profit sharing terms
Peruvians are indignant at the at
tack on the legation at BogOta, and the
government j. said TO fear that Ecuador
and Colombia may force the country
into war Minister NorthcOtt left
Bogota: il is reported That another anti
American outbreak is possible. == The
German wireless station at Nauen has
succeeded in sending and receiving mes
sages overland to the West Coast OF
Africa, for Z distance Of four thousand
miles.
DOMESTIC - President Taft left
Washington for Worcester. Mass, where
he is 70 address railroad men to-day.
Secretary Ballinger announced his
intention 10 sue Golfers Weekly" for
printing an attack on him -= The
funeral Of Justice David J. Brewer, of the
United States Supreme Court was held
ir LeaTenWorth, Kan. - The Mary
land Legislature passed the Digges bill,
DISTINGUISHING the negro in state and
municipal elections 60 Eight more
indictments were returned by the graft
nquisition in Pittsburg. - 1t was
said al Albany that the dread gypsy
moth was reported to have been dlscoV-
cred on Long Island in freight car
containing nursery stock from Massa,
chusetts - The details of the will
Of Representative J B. Perkins were
made public at Rochester. = Presi-
Cert Lewis Of the United Mine Workers
said a Indianapolis that he expected the
soft coal suspension TO be Of short dura-
ton.
CITT-Stocks were irregular. -
Five arrests were made here in the ma
ilon-Wide campaign by the federal au-
thGrities against the bucket shop evil
Superintendent Hitchcock indicat-
70 that the fire insurance inquiry would
end in another week = The referee
In the proceedings TO disbar Sanford
Robinson. counsel for F. Augustus
Heinze. reported against disbarment-
Barnum & Bailey announced that
April Il would be Orphan Day at the
circus == Letters threatening them
with death were received by District
Attorney Whitman and w. u. Scott in
connection with the Wolters case. ==
Brooklyn police say man was shot down
ia the street because he refused to con-
tribute 10 fund for the defence Of the
men who threatened CarusO- - A
woman. her two children and a police
man were bitten by a mao cat. -=
Two men shot "A bartender because he
,yould not serve them The LotOs
Club gave supper for ]. Forbes Rob
srtsOn. the actor.
THE WEATHER--Indicati for to-
day- Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, GO degrees; lowest ~.