New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
Ietn1lork Dailp Gribr1rs
TUESDAY. DECEMBER II. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

CONGRESS-Senate: An Anti-Child Labor
bill was under discussion; in executive session
there was some opposition 10 the connrnallo1l
OF Charles J. Bonaparte as Attorney General.
60 House: The Legislative Appropriation bill
was considered. the discussion being chiefly on
the question OF simplihed spelling
FOREIGN-Mr Birreu announced in the
House OF Commons that the government had de-
cided TO reject all the amendments made by the
House OF Lords 10 the Education bill; this prac-
ricaIIy kills the measure and bill viii be
introduced at the next session - The Nobel
Peace Prize was awarded al Chrisuana 10
President Roosevelt, and was received on his
behalf by Mr.. Peirce, the American Minister.
DOMEsTIC-President Roosevelt received Of
fetal notice that the Nobel peace prize had oeen
awarded 10 him; the money VIII be used Tor the
maintenance of a permanent industrial peace
committee in Washington - secretary e1 5 9L1@W
announced his purpose 10 deposit SloSoOoo IN
banks and TO buy 100000 bonds, 70 relieve
the financial strtngency. = Ex-senator
Brown, Of Utah, who was shot by Mrs. Bradley
IN Washington Saturday was thought 10 be
at the point Of death. = BeAauy Storer
made q. statement in answer 10 President Roose-
welt == Chester E Gillette was sentenced at
Herkimer, y y. 10 go 10 the electric chair IN
the week beginning January .. for the murder
OF Grace Brown. = The appeal Of the case Of
George ". Perkins, accused OF larceny In con-
necti0n with The payment OF S4S.50O Of funds Of
the New York Life Insurance Company TO the
Republican National Committee IN 1904. was ar
Eued before the Court Of Appeals. =- The
Colorado River broke through Two restraining
dikes and is again flooding the Salton Sink
Standard OH Company Chicago
couJended that the prosecution brought under
The Elkins law was Illegal, subsequent act
OF Congress had repealed L.
cITY.-Stocks closed strong. == Traffic was
badly blocked by the ice storm == William II.
Twins was employed by the Citizens Union to
help Corporation Counsel Ellison IN investigating
Borough President Ahearn's department
Henry Hudson. z Mutual Life manager in this
city, resigned. = Testimony in the BurnhaIn
case was completed - The two Detroit sUga-
5obbers indicted jointly with the sugar company
and the New York Central for rebating pleaded
guilty and were hned 81 600 each on each Of six
counts n the Indictment. =- The Presbvtery
OF New York voted unanimously 10 restore 10
membership the late Rev. Or. John Lloyd Lee
- The District Attorney received a new list
OF suspected gambling houses from the police.
== Samuel UuTeruyer accused Mutual ana
New York Life agents of sending il forged bal
lots 80 Il was said here that General Paroles
had i, 600 rifles and 600 900 rounds Of ammuni-
ton ready fo- a revolt against Castro ==
Henry / kowalsky, a lawyer. denied that ha
was the head Of a lobby in the employ OF King
Leopold OF Belgium == John F. PIummer. an
active Republican leader. died - Corpora
ton Counsel Ellison said the subway sign cases
would be pushed as rapidly possible ==
MISS Rosa G. DelrnonlcO removed as exec
utr-x and trustee oS her aUnt's estate == The
fog n the harbor caused a freighter TO 20 ashore
and delayed traffic al day.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Clearing and colder. The temperature yesterday:
Highest SO degrees; lowest, IS