Evening journal., 1905-11-10
THE WORLD'sNE
PERsoNAL ANp SOCIAL.

! PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
4 The Prince and, Princess. Of wales
Were welcomed to Bombay by Viceroy
? Curzon and an enthusiastic multitude.
Miss Lucille ]. Smith, daughter Of a
wealthy Massachusetts manufacturer
was married to Walter Dickie, rail-
way clerk. whose acquaintance she
made by riding on his trolley car when
he was a conductor
Two hundred farmers we're enter
tained at breakfast by the Rose Tree
Fox Hunting Club at the Rose Tree Inn.
WASHING TON.
Simon Wolf. former president Of the
Bnai Birth. has sent a telegram ap-
pealing to President Roosevelt to stop
the massacre Of Jews in Russia.
Senator Elkins expects positive leg
islation on rate regulation at the COM
ing session of Congress.
Opposition to the cession Of the Isle
of Pines in the Committee on Foreign
Relations of the Senate in expected to
yield
Semi official confirmation has been
given to the report that IL. II. D.
Pierce Third Assistant Secretary Of
State, viii be made Minister to Nor
way. Lloyd Griscom may succeed him.
Secretary Bonaparte told the father
of Midshipman Branch that he took
serious view of the death of his son in
IA fight at Annapolis. and will act ac-
cordingly.
The Department Of Justice is prepar-
ing to contest the claims of members
Of the Beef Trust that. having testified
at the Garfield investigation, they are
immune from prosecution.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The state Revenue Commission met
land discussed the disposition Of State
funds. A second meeting will be held,
which Attorney General Carson Will
ATTEND. 1t was said in Harrisburg that
the Sinking Fund Commission, which
met yesterday. will buy all State bonds
which are offered for sale.
1t was rumored that several bonds
are missing from the safe of the State
! Treasurer. 1t was also reported that
there is a note Of Senator Quay's in
the safe.
Receiver Cunningham, Of the Enter
prise Bank, announced that he had re-
covered a large amount Of the missing
collateral Of that bank
RUSSIA.
Mutinous sailors threw the city and
naval station of Cronstadt into state
Of terror. Crazed by stolen liquor.
they attacked the troops and burned
many houses. There was constant
lighting all night between the soldiers
and the rioters and fifty persons were
killed.
The Car and Count Witte yielded to
two more popular demands Trepom.
Governor General Of st. Petersburg,
was removed and universal suffrage
was granted.
FOREIGN
Lloyd C. Griscom, American Minister
to Japan, had a farewell audience with
the Mikado, who asked him to thank
the President for care Of japanese in
Iterests in Russia throughout the late
war.
Announcement is made that the
Moors resent any kind OF interference
on the part of Europe, and that the
lSultan's delegates TO the coming con-
ference will demand an assertion Of the
countrys Independence.
Debate began. in the French Senate
on the governments plan to separate
Church and State. and the indications
are that the government will have a
large majority.
Premier Balfour, in a speech at a
banquet. following the induction into
Office of the new Lord Mayor of Lon
don, prophesied the peace of the world
In the parade which preceded the ban
lquet there was a float, representing
l"Peace." covered with American flags
as a tribute to President Roosevelt
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dispatches from San Domingo in
dicate that the reports of a revolution
10 that republic are unfounded
The garrison of a Brazilian fortress
mutinied, killing and mutilating a lieu
tenant The garrison has surrendered.
The New York Life has obtained a
restraining order prohibiting state Su-
lperintendent OF Insurance Vandiver, of
Missouri from enforcing his order ex-
cluding the New York Life from the
State.
President Hegeman, of the Metropoli-
tan Life, was again on the stand in the
Investigation i'm New York He testi-
fled that he would not accept the sal
ary of 100000 authorized by the di-
rectors. despite his protest that he did
mot need the money