New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
Asp1lork Daily Gribnare
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The agreement between France
and Spain. providing for the landing Of three
thousand troops In Morocco If necessarr was
made public in Paris. == The Vatican au-
thorities felt hurt by the attitude Of King
George OF Greece. who had not decided whether
not he would visit the Pope - The Rus
sian government decided TO carry no more
money in the registered mails the losses through
robbery bv reyolutionists being so heavy as
seriously TO emharrasS it. - Lieutenant
General Arthur Henry Paget was selected for
commander IN chief OF the forces in ireland.
Austro-Hungar delegations on the opening OF
the sittlngs IN Budapest. - Vienna paper
published 2 letter from Carmen SYLVIA" Queen
Of Rumania, telling of the long illness or KING
Charles. 60 The Archbishop Of Posen, in
Prussan Poland, found dead in his study
from heart disease
DOMESTIC-Preparations were completed IN
Washington for the opening to-day Of the Ma
tonal Galleries Of Art in connection with the
Smithsonian institution. - A message re-
ceived in Washington by wireless from the
battleship Louisiana showed that 1t was ob0
miles off Cape Henry on Saturday nights 1t
wss reported that the Louisiana would be off The
Virginia Capes this morning. == a tablet IN
memory OF General Wilmon w. Blacknar. who
was connarder-in-chief OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic was unveiled at the Second
Church. in Boston. - woman was killed
and several persons injured in trolley car
accident ar Pttsfeld, Mass. - The Rev Dr
Algernon E. Crapsey. in letter to Bishop Walk
er OF Western New York made public at Roch-
ester asked 1or his deposition from the priest
hood of the Protestant Episcopal Church -
Two young men of we'll known families were
drowned while canoeing on Lake Ontario.
CITY.-It was learned that eight Russian
socialists being detained at Ellis Island
ard that mysterious influences were at work
to prevent their deportation. = DR.. Felix
Adler speaking On the Negro problem, declared
that p terrible mistake" was made in giving
them the ballot --- One woman killed
and score Of persons were hurt in the collapse
Of a floor in a Newark assembly hall. - One
man was Killed and :wenty persons were injured
In a panic when a controller box
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company car in East
New York burst and the car ran wild down
q hill. -= Nikola Tesla expressed the opin-
ion that he of the greatest men
Of the age - Counsel for Albert t Patrick
said they had received intinadon that Gov
.ernor Higgins would interfere in the case. -
The ocean steamships Philadelphia and CarorLa
arrived. after tempesruous voyages. - An
effort to have the Central Federated Union aid
in closing theatres on Sundays failed. - Two
men, the crew of an oyster schooner, were dis
covered IN their bevths unconscious from char
coal fumes. 4 ticket speculator was
\ fined for violating the conditions under which
n his license issued. --= Booker T Wash
tngton told a congregation at the Church Of
the Divine Paternity that Andrew Carnegie
bought shoes at Tuskegee. 80 Three Italians
IN Mount Vernon were accused of attempting TO
Kill another Italian.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, III degrees; lowest, "a