New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
Asrs91ork DAILY Gribn,sc.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1906.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING

FOREIGN, Governor Maroon has ordered the
employment Of rural guards 10 disperse BANDS o. OF
outlaws: a suspected case OF yellow 1eNer ,s "as
reported on board the transport sumner 49,
were no signs at Havana OF the approach OF IIe
cyclone reported moving from the west Inules, ~
g. The Russian government IS C0hsloelt t lt.r rha .
1Droposal 20 abolish duties on fuel oil - me
Immigrant steamer Chiusa. with 900 japanese
bound for Hawaii. went ashore near follol nom, I ~
1Iarbor -- The French government mas DC
cided an the enforcement Of the Separation la "
without the adoption Of severe measures, am
On attitude Of neutrality toward a.
Will be maintained -- Inc lllleI 9,i.-
radio-telegraphy treaty was signed az berIl,, IN,
exceptions 20 certain principles BENG lakeh Sc @ Ds
six Countries = The disappearance OF an
archists from Barcelona led the Spanish authoTl.
ties 10 keep an unusually careful guafu Oh tIo
King and Queen on their visit at Malaga. -
- Was announced in Vienna that the new For
eign Minister had taken steps 70 remove tne
distrust between Austria and Italy - a coz,
sention of French Socialists oeclareo uhal -
was not satisfied with the programme of me
Clemenceau ministry.
DoMEsTIC-President Roosevelt spent
rsrt Of the day in a third hunt for WHO tuIhe :.
- The battleship Virginia was ramnned py
m Old Dominion liner near Fort Monroe In rne
Virginia was only slightly dainagec - ~ ~
Democratic state chairman oI o@ll.oi ~. tsia Ns,y
q dispatch TO Chairman 1onhefs q - s
work State committee attacking Hearst ana
asking for his defeat In the name OF Defnocracs'
Congressman J. Sloai FasSell, oH.t.- oHoIl
~ the Chen1ung County Republican Conrnlttee:
rrrdfcfcd that Hughes would nave llaJoIliy u
at least 200 in his county. =- REPORTS o5
fresh dissatisfaction among Democrats anu
Independence LeagUers reached Apahy' l%Ie %
cause being the control Of money 10 De sPent = "a
Hearets interest. =- Colcnel lie SIIdhu y
cannon died AZ his summer home in Vermont
-- The Mayor and aldermen of NeWpurs
1vcrc adiudged in contempt OF court, ana lMo
weeks time given them In which 10 puIse
themselves =-= Leo Stevens made an ascent
IN the balloon Centaure az PittSilelGs the pal-
loon y-as followed by automobiles. == A con-
ference between the Utes and troops resulted IN
nm agreement on the part Of the Utes 20 return
% Fort Meade. South Dakota, where they VIII
+,i- bK- the government. 1 ne
YDonor-ats and Independence League forces IN
Finehan.tor were said 20 he in open Wartar re-
The general missionary committee OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church passed resolutions
Forlourriuc the anti apanese agitation IN call
forria and approving the Presidents action.
-- Two men were killed and two more naolg
injured by the explosion Of boiler IN lanh-
dry al Buffalo.
CITY Stocks dull and generally higher. -
An air of quiet confidence perVaced Republcan
Headquarters, and Chairman Woodruff said that
--ictorv was assured =-= Tammany Hall was
,n state Of rout -- Betting on the outcome
~ the election continued brisk. the odds running
70 ] and sls 90 1 =-= John Armstrong Chan
Ter brother Of the Democratic candidate for
Tseutenant Governor attacked Mr.. Hearst. ==
FIearstiteS by fagrant exhibitions OF hoodlum-
ism, sought 10 break up Hughes meetings -
Suit has been brought in federal courts against
che banana Trust" for 80 GOO 600 damages, IN
which questions OF boundaries Of South American
republics figure largely. - II was announced
that a special meeting Of the directors Of che
Illinois Central Railroad Company had been
20 He'd for next Wednesday 10 settle whether
presidency Of the road. == il was learned that
H Hartman had bought control of the Titan
fsght and Railway Company.
TIE NATURALIZATION for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest. 81
degrees; lowest, 3s.