New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The leaders Of the Cuban Mod
crates decided to have the Senators and Dep
uties Of their party refuse TO resign If Gov
ernor Magoon should request them to do
The killing of eleven Pulajanes and the
practical end Of Pulajanism in Sanlar was re-
ported to Manila - Wilhelm Nofgt. who
robbed the treasury Of Coepenick was sentenced
az Berlin 10 four years imprisonment -
Queen Alexandra's birthday was celebrated by
an unusually large gathering of the British
royal family at Sandrngham. - Nine. Adelina
Patti was applauded for half All hour by a large
audience in the Royal Albert Hall, London
after singing Home Sweet Home and Com
ing Thro' the Rye" - Milton Wellings,
formerly known as composer Of popular songs,
was found by a friend on the verge Of starva-
tton In q London lodging house. - The loss
of five schooners on the Newfoundland coast on
Friday was reported.
DOMESTIC General Moody has Sc
lected George C Todd. Of this city, 10 succeed
covernor-elect Hughes as special counsel in
the prosecution OF trusts. - 1t was said at
the japanese Embassy in Washington that
there is agitation in Japan over the Cali
fornia school controversy. the government being
confident that President Roosevelt will settle
II satisfactorily. g. d. Mattoy, the opera
tor held responsible for the Southern Railway
collision was found near the scene Of the wreck,
and denied that he was in any way 10 blame
- Tobacco stemmeries IN Princeton, KY,
controlled by the Imperial Tobacco Company, Of
New York and the American Snuff Company
were set on fire by a mob and were totally de-
stroyed- - Industrial Education was dis
clIssed at the session Of the Social Educatlon
Congress in Boston. II was said at ProVl-
dence that President Faunce Of Brown Uni
Versity was trying TO trace portrait or the
late John Hay which has nlysteriously dis
appeared together with one of President Roose-
nelt. Three women were killed and at
least 2 dozen other persons seriously injured IN
train wreck at Vergennes, VT - An e4-
press train on the Boston & Maine Railroad had
narrow escape from wreck near Exeter, n. IL
CITY-Stocks were dull at small final changes.
Hearing on complaint against Delaware,
J.ackawanna & Western Railroad for refusing
o deliver independent companies oil tank cars
was finished - Corporation Counsel Ellison
served complaints in twenty-five suits against
fhe Metropolitan Street Railway Company for
the collection Of arrears of car license fees. -
The suit brought by Frederick H. Within
against Mrs Louisa NJ. Stenton dismissed
by Justice MacLean. - Thomas Roulette, a
convicted burglar. said TO have prevented the
escape of q large company of prisoners from
The Queens County jail, was rewarded by SEN
tence Of only thirty days. - An accident on
the Harlem Division Of the New York Central
tied uD all southbound trains that division
for two hours. - II said at Police Head
quarters that specially instructed officers would
be at Brooklyn and Manhattan theatres to-day
10 watch for violations of the Sunday law, and
make arrests If necessary. - The Rev John
Lloyd Lee died in New Jersey. Three more
pneumonia victims died Staten Island
nflkTnen who were forced out of business by
the new Health Department regulations sold
their COWS in large numbers. - 4 small fire
threatened the new public library building in
Bryant Park.
THE WEATRER--Indicat tions for to-day:
teir and colder. The temperature yesterday:
Highest As degrees; lowest SO.