New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
lep9lork Dailp Gribn,,e
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER IS, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Coionial patrols captured Fer
reira, the leader Of the Boer raid from German
Southwest Africa into the northern part OF cape
Colony, and all his followers. - The SerV1an
government alleges the report of the insanity OF
Crown Prince George TO be untrue. and spread
TO influence the Bourse. = = Russia IS IS new
sunk by the japanese, was launched at Barrow
on-Furness, England - The "Fiedomosti.
e. reactionary organ of Moscow, demands the ex-
pulsion from Russia of Count Witte. So The
Marquis Doria, at Rome, declared that CANADA
would welcome Italian immigration - Ihe
twenty-ffth anniversary OF Germany pension
law for workers marked by statements as
10 its benefits
DOMESTIC-President Roosevelt spent a
large part of the day inspecting quarters OF
laborers at Cristobal; in the evening he was
entertained at a reception and ball given Dy
canal employees. - Secretary Shaw said ne
liked the currency plan of the bankers COM
rnittee, but would make no suggestions to Con-
gress - Secretary Taft returned TO Wash
ington. pleased with the condition of Western
forts he had inspected. - Captain Schroeder
and his brother officers were declared blame
less for the recent collision between the battle
ship Virginia and the Old Dominion Line steamer
Monroe. - Francis E. Marin was arraigned
before United States Commissioner keating at
Buffalo and held IN $4,000 bail. - William
J. Conners said at Buffalo that Perry Belmont
was not chosen a member of the Democratic
State Committee at the Democratic State Con-
vention. - man supposed to have been
q burglar was shot and killed by spring gun
placed il & country house at Beiinghar, Mass.
- The jury in the Gillette case was COM
pleted at Herkiuer, y. Y; District Attorney
Ward declared that there eyewitness
Of the murder of Miss Brown
CITY.-Stocks were strong. - It was an
nounced that the Independence League would
reintroduce at Albany this winter the bill call
ing for a recount OF the vote at the last mu-
niclpal election here. - Richard Croker, in
interview given out in Dublin. fayed W. R
Hearst, denouncing Tammany for accepting him
as the Democratic candidate for Governor, and
denied that he intended to return to America
- Senator Platt said that all reports regard
ing his intended resignation from the United
States Senate were absolutely untrue. -
The Standard OIL Company5s directors issued a
statement assuring the stockholders that its
position in the Missouri suit was legally and
morally unasseilabe. - The Interborough
announced that the local service on the Broad
way branch would be cut in two as q result
or the extension Of the express service --
The New York, Westchester & Boston Railroad
Company bought out the New York S Port
Chester Railroad. - In an editorial 1.-The
Register, the Knights of Columbus organ sug-
gested that boycott on French imports be put
IN force in reprisal for Frances treatment of
the Catholic Church. - Papers Of incorpora-
uon were fled at Augusta, Me- by which the
American Marconi and De Forest Wireless sys-
teIns are merged. - Dr. John J. Cronin
cnleI inspector OF school children for the Board
OF Health. said the board was employing only
hrst Class men as his assistants
The WEATHER-Indicat ations for to-day.
ram and warmer. The temperature Yesterday:
dghest' 0l degrees; lowest, SO.