New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN--A coal steamer sank on the rocks
off the Canadian coast with all on board -
The latest reports showed that only one. sea
man was saved from the Hilda, wrecked IN lhe
English Channel on Saturday night - Corea
accepted Marquis Itos four demands olt lhe
Emperor is still hostile to Japan. - Prince
Charles OF Denmark accepted the NORWAY
throne and became HaakOn VII Inc
British colony in Odessa organized and planned
defence measures in case the Ll threaIeIins % sle-
nation there becomes more dangerous
The commander of the German forces in SOUTH
west Africa announced the death OF f1ehoffA
Witboi leader Of the Hottentot revolt
DOMESTIC-Governor Higgins was a guest
at dinner of President Roosevelt and matters
relating to the political conditions in this state
were under discussion. - President RooseVeit
declares himself emphatically in favor of foot
ball while decrying brutality and foul play
announced Intention of retiring from the Cabinet
i'm February, but will remain until the end OF
the session of Congress, and perhaps longer
= The recommendation or the aqVisoFy en- en-
gineers in favor of a sea level Tor the FahdIla
canal is by no means conclusive. and the matter
viii not be settled until the commission anu le
President pass on it, questions Of cost and time
of construction TO have much weight - 1fe
Presidents reply, in which he refused 10 grant
the reouest of Henry NJ. Whitney, OF Boston, 1or
an interview relating to the statements MADE 10
a Massachusetts delegation by Mr.. hooseEedti; ai
the Insurance Commissioner of Minnesota to
assist in d plan for reforming lie insurance e;
- Secretary Taft spoke on The Philippines
before the Commercial Club Of Kansas Clty'
- Senator Burton, of Kansas, was again
placed on trial IN SI LOUIS -
was shot by mistake for a deer near Ogdensburg,
NY= Mrs. Ingerick was taken to the scene
of the Olney murder, near MlddletoWn' ana tHeie
gave additional information
CITY-Stocks were strong. = Plans were
AIed for Mills Hotel No. 3. which will be at
39th-st and 7th-ave., and will have 14O0 rooms.
- Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg, com
manding H B. Ms second cruiser squadron,
sailed for Gibraltar; he paid Sl0OO for hve
visits to a New-York dentist == inter
church Conference on Federation members in
dulged in a lively tilt when motion to par
TJnitarians was carried. == It was stated tnat
MT Hearsts counsel had given up hope of seat
ing him through the slight gains of the canvass.
and would rely wholly upon a recount -
Evidence of election frauds, gathered by the
Citizens Union. presented TO the DstrlcI
Attorney and the Attorney General. - Mr.
C,oier said that the Hearst followers would or
kanize the State. which statement was taken
to portend an effort 10 capture the next Demo
cratic State convention. =- The terminal TOT
the twin trolley tunnels to Jersey City will be
at 33d-st and Broadway. - secretary or
lanes Fverard the brewer, and two friends
new automobile near Atlantic City, n. J. #=
II was learned that foreign creditors of Santo
Domingo favored the passage of a treaty with
that country -= The State Gas Commission
held its first session, adjourning for one week
soon after meeting --- IL was alhounceu chat
fhe art collection of the late Heber r. Bishop
would be sold at auction.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest Al
degrees; lowest. 30.