New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
Asho21nr!s DaiIp Gribnrr.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The Military Academy Of Medi-
cine, in st. Petersburg, was closed by General
5tnolger. minister OF war on account OF reVo-
police were busy in Rome thwarting anarchist
plots against the King and Queen OF Greece.
g. Count Witte declared that under the
same circumstances he would repeat his actions
OF late in 1905. - The big Japanese battle
ship Satsuma was launched in the presence of
the Emperor - Cuban rural guards
rapidly suppressng bands of marauders in
Tious parts Of the island. - The Pesry
Arctic ship Roosevelt was reported to have ex-
perienced heavy weather the Labrador
coast - Comments on Chancellor Won
Bulow's speech In the German Reichstag
.n the main favorable. - T. P. OConnor
was welcomed home at dinner given by his
Irish colleagues in the House of Commons.
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt and party
spent busy day the Isthmus Of Panama,
landing at Colon in the morning, going by train
10 Panama City and taking sail on Panama
Bay; the President was royalty welcomed. ==
Attorney General Moody began suit in st. Louis
FOR the government against the Standard OIL
pany be dissolved under the Sherman anti
trust act - The San Francisco Grand Jury
returned five indictments against Mayor Schmitz
and Abraham Ruef. charging extortion. -
The Governor and executive council gave a
nearing az augusta, Me- on the conditions said
TO exist in the colony Of the Holy Ghost and Us
Society at Shiloh Me == The Chinese snug
Cling schooner Frolic was ordered conf1scated
and members Of the and the alleged
agent Of the snugglers indicted.
Several inches Of fell in the state, and
railroad traffic was seriously interfered with
Floods in the West continued Port
land Ore, being cut of by high water -
Three members OF the crew Of a schooner were
drowned when the vessel went aground at Point
Judith, r. I.
CITY.-Stocks strong and active. -
II was learned that Indiana would take action
TO prevent electioneerng by the Mutual Life
Insurance Company. - A resolution offered
al the Epscopalian Diocesan Convention to be-
gin mission work among the Jews of the city
provoked q lively discussion. - Two two
masted schoOners were driven ashore at Long
Branch in yesterdays gale, and will be total
losses. - The New York Central was found
guilty Of giving $4,000 in rebates to the Ameri-
can Sugar Refining Company. - Several ice
dealers IN Queens were fined for not providing
proper scales. - Lord CurZon, the former
Viceroy Of India, arrived on the White Star
liner Baltic. - Ex-Commodore S. Nicholson
Kane died suddenly q train. - Charles
E Hughes rested most Of the day. - At the
instance OF Mayor Mcclellan, the Rapid Transit
Commission ordered the Interborough company
street == \ fire caused a panic among the
chorus girls at the Circle Theatre - Eleven
disorderly houses were raided in the Tenderloin
district and il was said the owners of the prop
critics would be proceeded against. - Further
conferences between employees and officials of
the Erie road were held and talk of q strike IS
gradually fading away. - Trouble developed
between the Baptist Communion and the Ameri-
can Bible Society over the translation from the
Greek OF the word 'baptiZe' == Final plans
Tor the trial Of Harry K. Thaw made. Re-
corder Gof is expected to preside
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Raln or snow. The temperature yesterday:
dlShest. 20 degrees; lowest, 50.