New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
M FOR THE BUSY MAN. Nv

oio2 IN his campaign. of ,vb,o, g. o,.,
snent S 9e independence League M Hrnhas
eIIing expors. 90. OF which S10S 46 was for tTav
Strar ,SNpeISeS Mayor McClellan hos -
ehsthenlng his fences He i "a, mas peen
Seauaeu 1u me designations of willis III, ~ nov nov Q
well sro,i W aiie Park Board. and John s CaId-
1, Mei, superintendent of the Sneadv,n ., n,cni
IAN IAN men were put in their placeS E, IioNdei- 5
I,.A Nc SsuiGSSee9ins Mr.. Holly, and James F. Ran
i, SaioWel. And. by the wav New VII a., as
Wen as Ohio has been on tbe ~ 1>ew rev norh as
tI ieSsness. !s. The trial of the Sugar Trnst on
bates frou, +I oI accepting over $4,000 in re-
gun. This cue ,w New York Central has been be-
iou-aa tt ms ACTON, moreover, Immediately fol-
fo~ ca lie tne conviction Of the New York Central
counsel bo+h Ilese rebates. Joseph H. Choate is
The So po1n IN Tor the New York Central and
i iio sugar Trust. As the result of a crusade hI,
IT, IT. III oLtIzens OF Washington Heights the Rapid
Railroad 70 iiililsslon alon ordered the Interborough
etaat oau m 10 operate express trains between Gfth
street t and l3Ith street in Broadway
me Mutual Life has been hit nv another
a. aoe' tnls time Indiana, which announced that
IL would not permit the comnanv,s agantC 70 DO
any electloneering. Court PROCEEDINGS brought
@ out 'he tact that DR.. Walter r. Gillette a for
custody of the yellow dog fund Cali money
IN IN w an street jumped to 20 per cent rate the
ihshest level since September. Secretary shaw
mas sald however. that government aid of the
market was not necessary. For the purpose of
preventing just such spells of money stringencv
tne american Bankers Associations currency
commission decided unanimously in favor of a
cieolt currency, by the working of which ma
tlonal banks may issue credit notes not exceed-
ing 20 per cent of their capital In San Fran
cisco, citizens have at last risen against the
corrupt gang that has ruled the city Mayor
Schmz and Abe Ruef his boss were indicted
iof eAtortlon The Mayor is expected to arrive
IN ms city this week from Germany"
Russia must be quieting down." said the
BUSY Man. Il don't hSar of as many massacres
over there nowadays"
"Uprisings against the government are being
suppressed by sending all those active in fo-
mentlnS them into exile In one dav 1O4 men
IN ooessa We're condemned to this sort of pun
ishment. The Military Academy of Medicine in
81 petersburg was closed by the police because
the students had held revolutionary meetings
In France much alarm has again been caused
by statisticians, who show that the birth rate
or the nation is steadily decreasing over ten
thousand fewer infants were born in 1908 than
1SA- In South Africa there has been a Roer
raid under the leadership of one Ferreira who
the English say, is nothing more than high
wayman. The colonial police are in pursuit of
the raiders. Cuba is also suffering with bandits
to suppress whom the rural guard is taking ac-
tive measures. The Cuban Liberals bv the way
have split. half of them having turned against
their oldtime leader. Alfredo Zayas because
they say he is too friendly with the Ameri-
cans
Didn't get a chance to look at the obituary
Among those who died" was the reply were
General w r. Shafter, who was in command
Of the troops in Cuba during the war with
Spain; Lieutenant Samuel Nicholson Kane
L. S. n. Getired), we'll known yachtsman Of
this city; DR. H NJ Baird. dean emeritus Of
New York University, historian of note;
EWald Fleitmann New York merchant and
Mrs. Charles A. Strong, daughter of John D.
Rockefeller"