New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1908.
THE NEWS THIS MORNTVG.

EOREIGN-President Roosevelt was warmly
welcomed on his visit to Porto Rico; in several
speeches in the island he promised the inhab
ants that ne would do all in his power to have
them admitted TO citizenship - There was a
rumo- in the lobby OF the House of Commons
that James Bryce. author Of The American
commonwealth" would be appointed British am
bassador to Washington. - Commander
Pearys steamer. the Roosevelt. sailed from ST.
Georges Bay for Port-au-B Basque to replenish
her coal supply. - General Golochtkapor ex-
Governor OF Yelisa betpol was mortalIv wound
ed by an assassin in Tff1is - The announce
nlent that Lord Armstrong had bought the
American rights to a wireless telegraphy patent
was taken as indicating that he intended to en-
ter the American field. Professor Karl
Idau, OF George Washington University was
again remanded by the London courts to await
extradluon papers from Germany - The
hearing OF the creditors Of Count Boni de Cas-
tellane was resumed in Paris Two new
cases or yellow fever were found in Havana,
making ten in Cuba. - The taking of in
ventories in the French churches was again &C
companied by trouble in some places. but the
disturbances were comparatively slight.
DOMESTIC.-secretary Taft decided to pro-
ceed with the discharge of the Negro troops at
Fort Reno == The Democratic State Commit
tee fled at Albany election expenses of $40 397
the New York County Committee used S71 425
and the Judiciary Nonninators in the LIST Judicial
District, Sl07. .9s7. - It was learned at Bel
fast Me, that Alnot st. Clair Francis, the
Negro convict who escaped from the Maine state
prison, had been seen again. having stolen g.
horse and broken into house. - Five Phil
adelphia ice dealers admitted their guilt; seven
chicago
for trial. charged with burning his wife to death
with gasOlene. - Abraham RueP was not in
court when the san Francisco graft cases were
called = James ]. Hill witness before
the Interstate Commerce Commission at Mil
Waukee.
CITY.-Stocks were active and higher. -
An official statement issued by the Great
Northern Railroad that stockholders would
ceiye share for share Of their holdings in the
Lake Superior Company bonus. - The
Republican State Committee said IL spent SS12,-
246 - IN The last campaign. - A woman
was instantly killed and a man and boy were
seriously injured by jumping from a window
&c escape fire II q factory. caused by
plosion. == The hearing in the case of Ca
ruso was begun IN the Yorkville Court and ad
1ourned until to-day. 80 Andreas Dippel, the
tenor. reported the loss of jewelry valued at
$1,000. -= president Calderwood, Of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, and Frank Hedley Of
the Interborough. said that unless the Rapid
Transit Commission permitted the construction
OF an elevated bridge loop and extra tracks on
the Second and Third avenue lines there was
danger Of q serious accident. - It was said
that the name OF George T. Dexter had been
substituted for that OF H. NICK. Twomby on
the pro-administration ballots received by many
Mutual Life policyholders. - Grover CIeve-
land rebuked the Hearst-NIurphy deal at Buf-
talo at the Carl Schurz memorial meeting
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Rain and warmer. The temperature yesterd ay:
Highest, 90 degrees; lowest, At.