New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Boers have started an uprising in
the northwestern part Of Cape Colony. ==
The revolt II Polish school children against
Germanizatiou was reported 10 be assuming
large proportions. === Socialists Warsaw
legan a campaign OF murder and killed the
director Of the gas works and wounded sew
era Nationalist wOrkmen == Arch bishop
laafiA, IN Rome. gave satisfactory accounts OF
the situation in the Philippines. = A a
6oolnson, president OF the Mexican Central
Railroad Company, announced at Mexico City
That he would retire within week. == The
French Budget Commission voted an allowance
or SoHWpD 10 be used TO start work the
French Embassy building at Washington ===
j was said M Paris that fears OF religious
crisis We're regarded as dissipated bv the mid
die course elected ny the Clemcuceau Cabinet.
G. Mount esuNlus was again active and the
surrounding country was greatly shaken. caus-
ing great terror; Professor Malleuci Of the Royal
Observatory on the mountain did not consider
the disturbance serious. ==== Plans for the en-
tertainment OF President Roosevelt AT Porto
Rico We're announced.
DOMESTIC.-A wireless message from the
Louisiana reported the President and his party
ali well. - III was said in Washington that
favorable legislation viii likely follow the pre-
sehlaLoh ol lfacucal plan Tor currency re-
FORM. -- Secretary Eonuparte, in inter
view IN Baltimore. said chat he sometimes
thought that q solution for the problem Of get
ting good candidates might be found IN the cleo
ZION Of 'leEaliZcd" bosses hv pOlri,sl partieS
Mount Vernon bow was accjdentaIIy
shot and KILLED by his roomuate at Phillips
AndoFer, AnuoVer, Mass -= Ray i. Smith
Of syracus. announced himself IS candidate
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speaking at the Merchants cub, I'm Chicago
advocated closer trade Relations between The
United States and Canada. A large in
crease I'm land entries for this year was noted
over tho record Of a year AGO. =- Several per-
sons were injured iU The wreck Of a Great North
eIu train near Maple Lake. Mimi -= Consid-
cradle speculation has been aroused IN Washing
ton as 10 how Tar Senator La Toilette VIII 90
IN his opposition 10 Senator Sp0oner === Law
oInCefs cl The government are preparing TO at
tack the Tobacco Trust
cITY-Stocks were heavy. == Senator Nc
taTren cetiea the state committee, declaring il
had 40 legal night To oust him, as threatened.
-- Latest figures indicate that Bruce will
nave safe plurality foT Lieutenant Governor:
an inspection OF ballots IS 90 be asked for on be-
half of Attorney General Mayer. == Alfred r.
tonlllng told "FlnSey' Corners he would give
Slc0 10 charity n the Democratic chairman would
point ont q single case ~ Republican fraud.
r== Nearly TWO hundred and fifty literary men
ana woman attended a dinner in honor Of Henry
Mills Alden, Editor OF ''EaTper's Magazine %
bolc, was elected director of the International
Mercantile Marine. Three men were killed
by a train 81 the New York Central tunnel at
n No.h street --- E.fhu Root. Secretary Of State.
george c. Barrett == Nandals stole a tablet
70 the memory ~ the victims OF the Slocum dis
bstef- = Work on $50 new buildings in
hrookNh was stopped on account of faulty con-
sirucuon, l was declared that the foundations
of many could be kicked over =-= John u
Crimmins, IN q long letter 10 Corporation Coun-
sci Ellison. strongly favored the widening OF
gtfth avenue. -- A man claiming 10 be Baron
Charles de kctscHendOrf' was summoned 10
court for non-payment Of a grocer's bill Of sS1.
= Sgit ior divorce was brought against Miss
Viola Aliens brother
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day:
Increasing cloudiness. The temperature yester-
cay highest 20 degrees; lowest. IS.