New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
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MONDAY. OCTOBER %, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREJGN-President Ioubet left Paris and
crossed the frontier on the way TO Madrid, to
return the visit Of King Alfonso. and an enthu-
siaStic demonstration marked his departure;
Admiral Togo made a public entry OF
Toxic to report to the Emperor the return OF ms
feet from the war; he was heartily welcomed by
the people and officials. and warmly praised by
the Mikado. - statue OF Pope Flus y wa" t
unveiled In Riese, the Venetian village where ne
was born. - The Russian forces in Man
churia are being rapidly demobilized and sent
home bv trains from Hardin. - A queStlon
of settling the status of the Congo Independent
State is expected to come before the belgian
Parliament at the present session. ana II may
be made integral part or the hinSdom OF
Belgium - Two British officers, captured by
Moroccan trIbesnen, were liberated by the ex-
change for them Of a brigand the brother OF the
n an who headed the band which effected their
capture. - Negotiations for floating the new
Russian loan of S30OOO0OO0 Will probably be
completed this week the arrangements with
French American, English and German groups
of bankers being already well under way
DOMESTIC President spent the day in
St Augustine Fla. going to church IN the morn
ing and taking a salt water swim in the after
noon; in the evening he started for Mobile, Ala
The president Of the wrecked Enterprise
National Bank at Pittsburg. says the shortage
win reach 81, 100000. - Militia called
out in RidgWay. Penn. where alarm Of house
breaking was raised after three incendiary fires
started in the heart Of the city. - Five min
eTs were killed by the cave-in of slope IN a Utah
copper mine. - David S. Scott who forged
his wifes name to obtain funds. requested
Pittsburg Judge to send him to prison 60 The
FAN River operatives rejected the offer of the
Cotton Manufacturers Association - Dia-
Inonds and jewelry valued at about $4,000 were
stolen from the Ptttsfeld home Of W. E. Paige.
CITY-wiIliam NJ WINS went out of town for
rest after giving an interview in which he said
that Mayor Mcclellan had not kept his ante
election promises. - James W. Osborne
issued statement denying that Jeromes ad-
ninistration had been unusually efficient. and
demanding apology for the charge tH3t he
would be Murphy's puppet. - Borough Presi-
dent Cassidy, II learned, is rushing i'm
pToVements in Queens to make a good impress
sion just before election. == Justice GaynOr
sent e letter TO DR.. Thomas FlOurnoy in regard
TO the best candidate for District Attorney. -
Five persons were drowned in the Hudson River
off Yonkers; the accident was witnessed by
many shore - Ludow's AerOplane No 8
made a successful fight in tow of a tug in the
North River, carrying a man TO a height Of
Iahi Pacha, special envoy to the United States
arrived IN New-York. on his way to Washing
ton, to request that the United States enter into
trade relations with Abyssinia- == A general
strike in the z2d-st- tunnel Is threatened if the
contractors refuse to discharge all non-uniOn
men there to-day. - Four persons We're hurt
In q runaway accident tn 7th-ave near 125th-st
- Two men were taken to Newark City Hos
pftal with broken collar bones, the result Of an
automobile accident. =- Two men. said to be
members of the 'SIaughterhouse gang" at
tackled g teanster, and revovers were enptied
IN a fight in sth-ave surface car; all three
men were wounded
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest, 81
degrees; lowest, 46.