New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
Assu31nrk Dailp Gribn11e
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoKEIGN-It was announced in Rome that
the Pope had received letters containing threats
that he would be assassinated by anarchists.
- An interview which DR.. Ganghofer had
with Emperor william. in which the latter dis
cussed his views of life, published in Mu
mich - The taking of inventories of the
French churches resumed, without serious
disorder. - NJ Clemenceau, in an interview
published in Berlin. said that no one in France
wished for war, and that he would try to i'm
prove the relations between France and Ger
many. - The granting to an American COM
pany OF large concession on the Congo was
regarded IN Antwerp as move TO involve the
United States in any future trouble in the Free
State. - Reports were received in Quebec
and other Canadian cities of the drowning OF
five men and the wrecking of seven vessels in
the recent storms. - The Newfoundland
government in disregard of the fisheries modus
vivenGi fined a skipper for violating the law
regarding the shipping Of colonial men on Amer
lean vessels.
DOAIESTIC.-President Roosevelt has abol-
ished the office OF Governor of the Panama
Canal Zone. and placed Chairman Shonts in su-
preme control of work the isthmus. -
The War Department suspended the discharge
OF the Negro troops at Fort Reno which took part
in the shooting affray at Brownsville. Tex. until
further orders. - Secretary Root, speaking
at the annual dinner of the Commercial Club In
Kansas City. advocated a worldwide peace and
close trade relations between the two Aneri-
cas-. Forty-two persons were drowned in
collision between an Alaskan liner ana a
Puget Sound steamer. - William ]. Con-
ners. at Buffalo, said that William r. Hearst
in a Texas interview simply meant that he
again. The Manufacturers Committee at
Fail River sent letter to the Textile Council
offering increase Of D per cent in wages
CITY.-Stocks We're strong. - Thomas r
Ryan resigned from the directorates of a large
number of railroad and other corporations. -
Justice Greenbaum denied application for
the dismissal Of the Indictment for perjury
against DR. Walter r Gillette, a former vice
president OF the Mutual -= John G. Sheehan
attacked Richard Croker. calling him discred
tied. - Secretary Bonaparte Of the Navy
Department addressed the tWenty-syth annual
meeting Of the National Civil Service Reform
League at New Havan- == Charles T. Muir
phV assured his district leaders that there would
be lots Of state patronage Cor them after jan
uary / == It announced that the New
York Historical Society would celebrate its 1929
anniversary in its new building to-day -
Gustave Simeon. a nanufactUr of waists, was
shot and killed. II is alleged by a woman who
wanted to collect her pay. - A supposed
mad dog bit four school children and created a
Swartz. a servant, was attacked and beaten
by d TO whom she had refused admission
10 her employers house. ~ President Griggs
Of the American Marconi Company denied re-
ports of a merger of all the wireless telegraph
companies. -= The NieuW Amsterdam arrived
IN port with story of the sudden madness Of
a young woman. who picked up a baby and
threw It into the - It was said that
holders of Great Northern stock were to re-
ceive q 100 per cent dividend account Of
sale OF GRE lands to the United States Steel Cor
pOration-
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and colder. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, e2 degrees; lowest 81.