New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
Nrppork DAILY Gribn,,e
MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-C. c. Goutant. a member of the
French Senate, was killed at Sedan by falling
under the wheels Of a moving train. 80
Charles K Hamilton, the aeronaut. was sand
bagged and robbed in Mexico City. - 1t was
announced in Mexico City that the steamer
Toyowfa- with thirteen hundred Japanese on
board was thirteen days overdue ManZanillo
from Kobe. - Six hundred and eighty-three
sailors have been sentenced for completely IN
The Cronstadt mutiny, it announced there.
- Frank E. Hyde a well known American
lawyer, formerly of Hartford, Conn. died in
Paris. = The announcement III Rome that
orders had been given TO have the Pope's rail-
way carriage repaired caused speculation to
whether he planned leaving the Vatican.
DOMESrIC.-Secretary Root, DR.. Andrew d.
White and Oscar S. Straus spoke at the dedica-
ton OF a memorial window for John Hay at
Keneseth Israel Temple in Philadelphia. -
Many well known men attended the funeral Of
Samuel Spencer at Washington. - 1t was
announced in Washington that Attorney Gen.
eral Moody had directed the bringing Of more
suits against railroads under the safety appli-
ance law. - 1t was learned in Pittsburg
that there would be a contest over the 81 900 600
estate of Miss Nancy Mcconnell, one OF whose
many wills left everything to the American Bible
Society. - Word was received at Easton,
Penn, of the death in Switzerland of A A
Bloombergh, professor emeritus Of Lafayette
College - Seven Negroes were shot, three
of them fatally, at Marietta, Fla.
CITY.-A Polish expert chess player was ar
rested on the charge OF being fugitive from
lusuce, II pelhg alieged tnat ne Is CHARGED with
committing a crime in Bay City, Mich. -
Theodore p. Shonts returned from Panama, and,
IN an interview, said that President Roosevelt
had won the hearts OF the people - huge
rock crushed a man 70 death in the Pennsyl-
Vania Railroad tunnel --- It was announced
that the Citizens Union would conduct an active
legislative campaign for many reforms.
The CitiZeaS Union replied to Borough President
Ahearn's reply TO the report of the Bureau Of
City Betterment, touching on the points that it
said Ahearn had neglected to consider, and
reiterating its original charges. --- The action
Of the American Federation of Labor conyen-
ton i'll Minneapolis unseating the Central Fed
Grated Union delegates caused considerable COM
ment in the latter organization. Rabbi
Samuel Schulman said Episcopalians made a.
mistake in trying 10 convert Jews to their faith
- Dr. upper. in his sermon at the Madison
Avenue Baptist Church, said the city made Sun
Gay a holiday instead of a holy day - Dr.
George a. Soper member of the METROPOLITAN
Sewerage Commission, said that the danger Of
poIlunng the waters about New York was some
years distant but that New York would some
time have TO cope with a serious problem in
that line. - woman first class passenger
on the St Paul died at sea from heart diseas Sc
- five persons were injured in a runaway
on the Williamsburg Bridge. Chairman
Woodrun announced that he would be at state
headquarters the first three DAYS of this week
- man was knocked down and robbed OF
diamond ring In the street. - It was said
that Mayor Pagan Of Jersey City was planning
TO remove Chief OF Police Murphy.
THE WEATHER-Indication for today:
6air and warmer. The temperature YESTERDAY:
Highest, ~ degrees; lowest, %.