New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Vatican has rejected the
French governments offer under which Catholic
services may be held in France, and fears Of
serious trouble are entertained. =- Sixty Jap
snese sailors We're drowned by the sinking OF
sampans belonging to the cruiser Chitose. -
Revolutionary and anti-foreign riots have
broken out in Ping-Kiang, province Of Kiang-
Sc - The extreme Russian revolutionists
have decided 10 reopen a campaign Of terrorism
S- Ferdinand BTunetiere. the writer and
member of the French Academy. died in Paris.
s. The condition Of the Shah was reported
unchanged; parliament has demanded an imme-
Giate reply 10 the question whether not the
Constitution is TO be signed == Thirty thou
sand persons are said 10 be starving in LodZ,
and many murders have been committed by So
Hialist Worknen. =-= Advices received in Mar
Unique say that President Castro is sinking, and
that no hope Of his recovery IS entertained;
General Paroles is said TO he organizing
movement 10 oyerturn the government -
Seventeen persons We're rescued from the water
logged Norwegian bark Wellington by the
E1der-Denpster steamer Sokolo and carried 70
Nassau,
DOMESTIC-A letter from President Roose-
velt 20 Secretary Root, replying 70 that of
Bellamy Storer regarding his removal AM
bassador at Vienna, was made public in Wash
3ngton. -= Six Italians attempted 10 hold up
the superintendent Of a construction company in
MiodletoWn y. " but We're driven away; one
was shot Ia q pursuit == Memorial services
for the victims in The Cornell fraternity house
fire were held in Sage Hall. = young
woman member Of the Harvard College Obser-
Vatorv Corps with the aid Of the Cooke lens
discovered thirty-siX new variable stars.
0lIA--At a Jewish mass meeting in Dur
lands academy part Of the platform fell and
panic was narrowly aVerted. == Vice -Presi-
dent O'Connel of the American Federation Of
Labor made IL plain to the Central Federated
Union that II must obey the ulrimatum Of the
Federation. == Converted BOWery characters
spoke 10 large audience at the Collegiate
Church of 81, Nicholas. == The Rev. DR.. Rob-
ert p. Huh resigned his pastoTate Of the Green
wood Baptist Church Brooklyn. == A button
on 8 policemau's uniform saved his life by da-
hecting bullet from his breast - 1t became
known thar Italian shoemaker IN Toodhaven
had become wealthy enough TO build a $4,000
home. == Benjamin Z. Moodey dropped dead
81 the GLsey House lobby. -- Harry g. Pull
Ham said baseball was growing popular IN Eng
land =- William K. NandeTbilt's chauffeur
was held for trial the charge Of speeding.
g. Isaac \. Seligman named a permanent
coc2nlittee TO consider police reform =--- DR..
G NJ Nalser, 2 physician, Of New Brighton,
Staten Island, ran over ana fatally injured a la
porer At Livingston -== The Jewish hospital
a. Classon and St Marks avenues Brooklyn
was dedicated -- Seymour D. Garret q lost
BROOKLYN boy, found in 2 restaurant =
The Rev. Dr. a. Edwin keigwin condemned DR..
Crapseys attitude in his sermon at the West
End Presbyterian Church. Mrs Stuyves-
ant Fish arrived home from Europe.
THE WEATHER Indications for to-day:
Saruy cloudy The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 81 degrees; lowest, "a.