New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
Nero21ork DAILY Gribrnte
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Four vessels were driven ashore
and FIVE men were reported lost in a gale which
caused heavy damage at Cape Breton, Nova
Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfound-
land. 80 The French Premier, N. Clemenceau,
read the governments declaration of policy be-
fore the Chamber OF Deputies. which sustained
the democratic measures proposed by q vote or
B96 to %. == The House Of Lords again car
Tied amendment against the government TO
clause Of the Education bill. - "F. Straw
bridge" believed TO be Justus c. Strawbrloge OF
Philadelphia. dangerously injured IN a
motor accident near Biarritz - Five
hundred sailors at Portsmouth, England, mu-
tined and attempted TO break out of barracks
90 wreck the quarters OF an officer whose order
was resented. - FitZ Thaulow, the Nor
Hvegian landscape artist. died at Volendam, Hol-
land. 60 A band of ninety armed Cubans
near Sancu Spritus, Santa Clara Province. is
reported TO have raised the American flag in
hope OF starting a movement for annexation.
DOAIESTIC.-The Supreme Court OF the
United States decided that white persons who
have married into the Cherokee nation have no
right TO share in the tribal funds or lands. -
The official report OF the captain OF the battle
ship Virginia showed that she received only
slight damages in the collision with the Old
Dominion liner Monroe on Saturday - Sew
eral were killed IN a race riot at Virgins,
Miss. - DR.. ]. Baxter Matthews Of Green's
boro. n. c.. killed himself in Philadelphia rather
than serve a twenty-year sentence for the muir
der Of his wife. - Two young women were
instantly killed In grade crossing accident near
Amsterdam, N Y. - The funeral Of Rock
wood Hoar held at Worcester, Mass. -
phia, said that he would get out Of bed TO vote;
Mrs. WeaY Yer said he would not.
CITY.-Stocks We're strong. - William
Randolph Hearst addressed several meetings re-
iterating his confidence in his election. -
Charles I. Hughes spoke at six meetings ending
his tour IN a big mass meeting at Durland
Tammany Hall was a dismal occasion. - Mr..
Hughes was cheered by big crowd Of long
shorenen and other laborers in West street
Ten thousand warrants were obtained by
George ". Morgan, Superintendent OF Electlons'
for unqualified voters who may attempt 10 take
part IN to-day's election. - The firm OF
Abraham & Straus, of Brooklyn, objected 10
the use of its name in connection with the sup
port OF w r Hearst by Nathan Straus. -
Mr. Hartman was conceded to have obtained
control Of tn. Joard of directors of the Illinois
Central; J. T Iarahan viii probably hs elected
president fl learned. - John w. Rener,
q lawyer. O. this city, struck James II. McCor-
mack also Of this city In wrangle In the
Court of Special Sessions at Yonkers. - The
striking automobile divers gained several re-
cruits 10 their ranks from the new men en-
vloved by the New York Transportation Com
nanv - Presiding Justice Morgan J.
O'Brien Of the Appellate Division of the Su-
rrerne Court resigned his Office TO take up law
practice - The Louisiana, which VIII carry
the President TO Panama, sailed for chesapeake
, Bay 80 falling column at the Grand Cen
fral killed two worl6men. - Norman hap
GOOD Editor Of Golfers Weekly" denied abso-
iutelv the story about the Tobacco Trust pub
Hshed yesterday IN THE American"
THE wEATHER-Indications for to-day
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 6t
7egrees: lowest, 43.