New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
Netp!2lork DAILY Gribntre
MONDAY. DECEMBER II. 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FToRETGN-The arrest Of one Of the leaders
of the yorkrnen at St Petersburg and hgnt
Between police and strikers|caUse fears that lhe
struggle between the autocratic ana reVoIuloIlz
srr forces is near: a general strike is believed
Imminent and Count Wttte is SAID 10 De IosIls
ground - It was reported that the entire
garrison OF the citadel at Warsaw was IN re-
helIon: soldiers refused to IRE on cohraoes
who headed a revolutionary PROCESSION. :
HENRIK Sienkiewicz, the Polish novelist, Salo
that his countrY's greatest Danger lay III liz
Feasibility of German occupation; Poland ne
said wished TO remain part of Russia IL auIon-
Cabinet formed by Sir Henry Campbell-Banner-
man was made public at London; Sir EdWaIO
Grey IS the Foreign Secretary. and john Morley
John Burns and Augustine Birreu have posts.
The boycott committee OF the ChlneSe
guilds formulated long list of demands which
must, they said, be granted before the actlon
against American goods would be reScinded.
- The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded at
Christiania to Baroness Won Suttner of Austria
the awards in chemistry, medicine physics anu
literature were made at Stockholm
DONESTIC.-Relief Light Vessel No. %, on
Nantucket South Shoals reports herself aleak
and helpless by wireless telegraph. Lighthouse
tender Azalea has been sent TO her assistance
Perry Belmont at Washington, announced
the names OF more members OF the Fupnclty
Bill committee. - The report Of the POST
master General showed that payment for the
free matter carried would wipe out the depart
1ner1t's $15o00O00 deficit. - Mr.. Takanlra,
the Japanese Minister, left Washington for
Toxic. - Ralph Rose. the athlete was az
rested in California by mistake.
L CITY-Robert F. Ballantine, president of the
brewing firm OF that name, died at his home in
Madison, n. J.. from pneumonia his end was
hastened by his nephews suicide on Saturday,
his friends say. 60 The new Cunard liner
<Csrnania anchored at the bar, being unable 10
come up to her pier on account of the storm
An explosion in the cellar of brokers
home, caused by leaking gas, wrecked the SIDE
walk and terrified the family. -= 1t was SAID
that Thomas F. Ryan might testify at the IN
surance investigation if District Attorney
Jerome so decided on his return from Lakevilie.
Conn - The Tooth anniversary OF the blrth
Of William Lloyd Garrison was observed;
Booker T. Washington spoke and T Thomas
Fortune was among the speakers. -
woman and four children were found starving
and nearly frozen to death IN an old house IN
Williamsburg. Leo Ditrichstein, the actor,
was injured by his horse falling with him near
his home on Long Island. == Three men IN a
aaphtha launch came near being blown out to
sea: they were rescued by an oceangoing tug
Just of Sandy Hook and brought back 70
stspleton, Staten Island. -= The threatened
general strike on the North and East River tun-
E1els hes been postponed because of qlarrels De-
Sveen the interested unions
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Eair and warmer The temperature yesterday
Highest, 80 degrees; lowest %