New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
Nssu21nrk DAILY Gl-ib11,re.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER .. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Talk IN favor of annexng Cuba
20 the United States was rife in Havana; the
work Of disarming the insurgent troops went
ahead rapidly; the French charge d'affaires filed
with Governor Taft the first batch of claims for
damages done by the insurgents. - Emperor
Nicholas and the Russian imperial family re-
turned TO Peterhof after a cruise in Finnish
waters. g. Word was received in Paris from
Senator w. A Clark, OF Montana, who is in
Italy, saying that he had nearly recovered from
the injuries he received in an automobile acci-
dent near Marseiles last month. - The
Governor Of the province OF Simbirsk, Russia
was wounded by bomb hurled by a terrorist
G. It announced in Teheran that the
Shah of Persia was seriously I'll. - Harmony
marked the preliminary meeting OF the Wireless
Telegraph Conference In Berlin. - Count
-Wrtte in al interview IN Paris, said he was
pessinlistic at present on the outlook in Russia.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES regarding the
Cuban rebellion made public in Washington
showed that President Palma desired interven-
sion by the United States as early as September
&. G. President Roosevelt, in speeches at
Harrisburg and York. Penn, in which he urged
the control OF the business use OF wealth, at
rhe same time warned against the apostles Of
unrest" - John D. Rockefeller, in an inter-
view printed in THE Cleveland Plain Dealer,
'deplored the general demand for governmental
control OF so-called private industries. and said
that ''build up" rather than tear down" should
be the American watchword in the contest for
trade supremacy. g. William r. Hearst, at
Rochester, replied 10 Charles E. Hughes's as
sertion that he Hughes) was not q corporation
lawyer. g. Five persons We're killed and a
score We're injured in a train wreck at Lansing
burg Y. Y. - John B. Moran was nominated
for Governor by the Democrats OF Massachu-
sets at Boston; the leadership and views OF
both Bryan and Hearst were Endorsed after a
warm fight 80 Only two boats OF the Balti-
more lines tied up by the strike Of the captains
and deck officers were running.
CITY.-Stocks We're irregular at small changes.
== The 18th Senate District, in which Big
Tim Sullivan is running, adjourned till Mon
DAY night without making any nominations
= Senator McCaTTen came out in open def
20 William R Hearst. - Joseph II.
Hoadey sold the control OF the Manhattan
Transit Company TO John C Sheehan. -
Officials of the New York Life Insurance Com
pany said that any employe was free TO work
for the opposition ticket without fear Of dis
charge. - The State Railroad Commission
granted the request of the New York Central
TO increase its capitalization from S15G,OOO.OJD
20 S2J0OO0,00e. - The plans for Mr. Hughes's
upstate tour We're nearly completed. -
Charles i. Murphy admitted that Tammany
would support Hearst no matter what the latter
did 60 Many city departments asked for in
creased appropriations at the hearing Of the
Board of Estimate and Apportionment. 80
One workman was killed and another probably
fatally hurt by a dynamite explosion in the
Belmont tunnel under the Hotel Belmont. 80
A mad motornan ran away with q crOsstown
car.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest. 6S
degrees; lowest. 80 degrees.