New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Chancellor Tor Buelow. in a
strong speech before the Reichstag. declared
that Germany's aims were all peaceful. and
gave warm praise TO the United States. -
The Countess de Castellane, formerly Anna
Gould. won her divorce suit against Count Bon
de C2stellane. retaining the custody OF their
children. @= Santos Dumont, in an interview.
declared that aeroplanes would be more COM
mon than automobiles, safer and cheaper. -
pIoC-diIlailoll- ~- me King ano queen OF
Norway were entertained at luncheon by the
his marriage with an American girl resulted in
a counter suit filed by Prince Robert de Broglie
against his father in Paris. - Heavy earth
quake shocks were felt at Jamaica, B. ". l.
g. Mrs. Charles A Strong, daughter of John
D. Rockefeller died in Cannes. - The con-
dition OF President Castro, Of Venezuela, re-
mains q mystery. his death being asserted and
denied.
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt arrived at
the harbor Of Colon the battleship Louisiana
ahead Of time; he welcomed by President
Amador and Chairman ShOnts; plans have been
made for an elaborate reception at Panama to-
day. = Currency expansion will be recon-
ference work or committees OF the Chamber OF
Commerce and the American Bankers Associa-
ton. -= John u Rockefeller and four other
OIL men were indicted ley the grand jury at Find
lay Ohio. == Tariff revision talk is heard IN
Washington. now that members of Congress are
reassemhlinE and the opinion is expressed that
q special session Of Congress will be called in
the spring Of 1909 TO read fust the schedules
"= The crime wave in 'ittsburg continued
ported 10 the police anc a third victim Of
thugs died from his injuries The jury
which viii try Chester f. Gillette for the alleged
murder or Miss Grace Brown was completed at
Hcrkimer. X. Y. - Four trick elephants have
been seized by the Treasury Department. as it
Is alleged that they We're underYalued when
brought into this country from Canada by way
Of Buffalo, and they viii b held until the ques-
1i0l is settled. == The national congress on
uniform divorce laws. meeting in PhiladeIphia
after adopting bill proposed for all states ad-
5ourned. -= The Canitol at Washington was
lated dust and dirt and fire engines were used
Tor The purpose. - Superintendent Franchot
Of the State Department of Public Works at
AIhahE awarded three large canal contracts.
- The New England Democratic Progressive
League was formed AZ Boston. with Alexander
iroul' or connecticut, as president. - A
hunter was killed for deer near Malone, y. Y.
CITY.-Stocks were strong. -- The railroad
strike situation improved, and il seemed unlikely
that trouble would result. - Patrick Keenan,.
City Chamberlain. resigned Tammany leader
OF the 9th Assembly District. Urey A.
WCOdson, Of Kentucky. secretary of the Demo-
cratic National Committee. said the only for
midable candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for President in 1908 would be w J. Bryan;
he believed Hearst would retire before that time.
= The trial of the second Of the sugar rebate
cases against the New York Central was begun
IN the federal court. -= 1t announced
that plans for a great national art gallery in
this city were under way. = II. H. Rogers.
through his counsel. promised improved lighting
and trolley service for Staten Island - It
was learned that Insurance Commissioner Folk
Of Tennessee would visit New York TO investi-
gate charges against the Mutual Life Insurance
Company and 10 take the testimony of its off,
GERS --= It was announced that the twin bores
Of the Belmont tunnel under the East River
would meet this week, and that would be
running from 42d street and Park avenue, Man
haitian. 10 Long Island City, by January j. ==
The atrocities in the Congo Free State were de-
Tounced at the l23d convention of the New York
Diocese Of the Episcopal Chs-Ch and at the Hay
stack Centennial convention in the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day.
increasing cloudness. The temperature yester-
day: Highest, 42 degrees. lowest. 33.