New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-It reported in st. Petersburg
that the Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch
had married Anastasia- Duchess Of Jeuchten-
berg. - The enemies of Witte appealed to
the Emperor TO have the count who is gaining
ground IN Russia, expelled from the empire.
- A woman named Auemagne shot II. Mer-
lou. ex-Minister OF Finance of France in Paris
street, wounding him slightly. - King
George Of Greece visited the Pope and was
cordially received. = Commander and Mr..
Peary started from Sydney. c. B., for this city.
- The Minister OF Finance in Ecuador re-
signed as the result Of an Interpolation in Par
lament regarding large defalcation in his de-
partment- - Protection was asked for the
mission at Len-Chou, China, where five mission
aries were killed last year. Perfect quiet
was reported in Cuba. the capture of Ruis
men, near Cienfuegos, ending the last Of the
armed bands. - The American leader Of the
strikers at Hamilton. Ont, refused to leave the
country, as ordered to do by local officials and
appealed 10 the United States Consul for pro-
lection.
DOMESTIC-President Roosevelt arrived In
washington. returning from his trip to Panama
ana Porto Rico. - An unknown man in a
snnaH poat was swept over Niagara Falls; the
nVes Of five men who attempted rescue in
boats were endangered. - Seven Harvard
men returning from the Yale game were caught
IN the automobile trap at Leicester, Mass. -
Governor Higgins, at Albany, said that the
statement that he had promised to commute the
sentence OF Albert T. Patrick absolutely
false. - The new wage schedule went into
effect at Fall River Mass. - A daring rob-
Der, who gave his name as Trueheart, robbed tho
fast train near Glasgow, Mo, but captured
by the conductor after desperate fight -
The Wabash Railroad restrained from ne
gouating or Issuing any part OF its S2O0.OO0,OO0
hffy-year bonds the injunction granted in
favor of James Pallitz. of New York - The
purposed combination of eight large Ohio inter-
urban companies will make the largest sec
ond largest traction merger in the world.
CTTY-Stocks We're irregular, closing weak
g. It was learned that DR. Crapsey's resigna-
ton was likely to start organized liberal
movement in the Episcopal Church. Sas
w. Titus, the pumper in charge Of the plant at
Jameco, Long Island, it was learned, has refused
ing the citys water supply. - conference
Of city engineers discussed plans for temporary
and permanent bridge relief. - Edward NJ.
Slattery, collector Of assessments and arrears
was suspended by Controller Metz pending an
Investigation Of his department - Carl
Fischer-Ransen charged Woods Stockton, of
Virginia, with being responsible for the death of
Robert d. Ballentine. - 1t was said that the
n United States Steel Corporation was a steady
buyer OF Great Northern ore certificates. -
Adrian II. Joine elected president of the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway COMPANY
TO abate child drunkenness. which, he said. was
becoming frequent - The trial of George
BurnhaIn Jr., counsel for the Mutual Reserve
Life insurance Company, on a charge of grand
larceny was begun in the Supreme Court.
Two women were hurt IN a rear end car collision
Hudson memorial celebration in 1909 were made
public - Permission for an appeal was
granted 10 Caruso, the tenor; Deputy Commits
sioner Mathot said that many prominent men
had been convicted Of similar offences.
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day:
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest So
degrees; lowest, 40