New-York tribune., 1905-11-13
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FnRFIGN-Sunday passed off quietly in St
Petersburg :" Russia learns niue I from r,o,,s o,s
parties willing to let the country orlIt Ior
fear OF injuring their own political prospects
- Russian Poland is incensed by the proc
lamation of martial law and disturbances are
feared. - Owing to the strike. coal and 1000
are scarce In Warsaw. - Warsaw fears more NOR
rioting and the Jews are arming themselves and
berriceding their houses in anticipation OF
massacre. - Ten thousand Jews in the East
End of London joined In memorial service Tor
those Of their race killed in Russia - Inc
Italian government contemplates esta bIlshlTg
wireless Telegraph stations for commercial SER
vice and q commission has been appointed to
inquire into the development OF wireless teieg-
raphy. - Argentine, Chile and Peru are
much dissatisfied over the report that Brazl is
to have the new South American cardinal ana
each thinks that ii should have the appointment
- King Alfonso left Potsdam for Vienna
DOMESTIC-By direction of Attorney Gen
erai Moody suit will be brought to-day in the
United States Circuit Court for the Eastern
District of Wisconsin to test the legality Of re-
bates paid by various railroad companies to the
Milwaukee Refrigerator Transit Company
private car company controlled by the principal
stockholders Of the Pabst Brewing Company,
and in whose cars most of the Pabst beer sent
out of Milwaukee is shipped. - Secretary
Bonaparte has decided that in the future pro-
motions in the navy pay corps shall be mane
solely with regard to the merit system -
The Asphalt Trust appealed to the federal gov
ernnaent for aid against the Venezuelan gov
ernrnent. The torso of man who had
evidently been murdered was found in Cleve-
land, Ohio: the limbs and head are missing
The lfd was put down ali over 1nuIdId III
response to the demands of the people -
Chicago man claimed to be the great grand
son Of King George ". - Two barges were
sunk In collision with the steamer Powhatan
and each other in Newport Harbor. - The
H. c. Frick Company plans to redeem the arid
coal lands in Western Pennsylvania by planting
forests on them - The Philadelphia Police
Department gave up its investigation of the
Todd case
CITY-Prince Louis of Battenberg took
luncheon at the home of John R. Drexel
and dined Informally with Mayor Mcclellan;
one of the greatest crowds In years
gathered along the river front to see the
Aeets and the launches of visitors TO the
warships blocked traffic on the water. -
Many meetings held to protest against the
massacre Of the Jews in Russia. - An
train and both of his legs were cut off. -
About five hundred thousand people visited
Riverside Park attracted by the warships and
by the efforts of an aeronaut to fly an aero
plane - A man. confined for intoxication In
the West Doth st. police station Saturday was
dead when the doorman went to bring him to
court - A Gift Of $4,000 has been received
by Columbia University in aid OF the Theodore
Roosevelt professorship. - Passengers on
the steamer Graf Walde-see. stuck in the mud
off South Brooklyn, showed no evidence Of dis
tress: considerable headway in shifting the
cargo was made and it is hoped to get the liner
off at food tide this morning. - The grand
opera barytone who attempted suicide Saturday
was reported out OF danger.
THE WEATHER-Indcetio for to-day,
fair; highest temperature yesterday. 90; low
est. 81.