New-York tribune., 1906-11-24
Irtp91prk DAILY Gribn,re
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-King George of Greece arrived in
Rome and was welcomed by King Victor EN-
manuel ana the government officials; Balkan
ministers did not attend the dinner in his honor.
- Sixty lives and property worth more than
S250.O00 were lost by wrecks in the River and
Gulf of st Lawrence in the last year. -
Commander Peary and his Arctic ship. the
Roosevelt, arrived at Sydney, c. b; the steamer
will be repaired before sailing for New York;
Commander Peary will start for New York to-
day e. meeting Of Constitutional Demo-
Gratis In St Petersburg was dispersed by the
police after having been sanctioned by the pre-
feet - The French Chamber Of Deputies
authorized the construction Of six more battle
ships. - Investigation by the captain of the
Port of Cherbourg seemed to fix the blame for
the recent steamship collision on the captain Of
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. - General
Jose Miguel Gomez declared himself strongly
opposed to an American protectorate for Cuba.
DOMESTIC.-Secretary Root spoke at the din
ner Of the Commercial Club Of Cincinnati. -
Ernest D. Keeler, of New York, professional
driver of racing automobiles. killed on the
Point Breeze race track near Philadelphia -
The Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress.
meeting in Kansas City, adjourned. - The
death in the Adirondacks placed In evil
dence at the trial at Chester Gillette at Herki-
n1er n u hair was stu attached to one Of the
cleats. - It was asserted in Rochester that
the Rev DR.. Crapsey would withdraw from the
Episcopal ministry - The Fall River cotton
manufacturers granted a 10 per cent wage in
crease, following the example of NJ. c. D. Bor-
den: about thirty thousand operatives viii be
benefited. - The Judges who will compose the
new Supreme and Superior courts of the State of
Vermont were elected by the Legislature IN
joint session at Montpelier
CITY.-Stocks were irregular. Mr..
hughes reiterated his dec .aration of independ-
ence at dinner in his honor at the Republican
Clan. =- II was rumored in Wall Street that
there would soon be sweeping change in the
management Of the Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Company. - 1t seemed likely that Senator
Ralnes, Of Canandaigua, would remain leader Of
the Senate = half interest in the plot at
the southeast corner of Fifth avenue and 42d
street sold for little more than $500, 600.
20 The Citizens Union issued a pamphlet
charging Borough President Ahearn with "riot-
Gus extravaganza" The Mayor acceded TO Mr..
Ahearn's request for an examination into the
charges. 60 II said that trains would be
running from Morton street. Manhattan, to Ho-
boken, through Hudson River tubes. by or about
July l. =Caruso found guilty Of insult
ing woman In the Central Park menagerie and
fined SO. - Mayor Schmitz, the indicted
labor executive OF San Francisco, arrived IN
EssI; he protested his innocence, and attacked
William R Hearst. - The Board Of Estimate
voted several millions for bridge loop approach
es, new streets. and Catskill water supply. -
TWO men were found guilty Of accepting q bribe
FOR obtaining q policeman's promotion. -
The United States Steel Corporation announced
an increase in wages for common labor" to
take effect January l. - 1t was announced
that the Centrals electric service would be be-
gun next week.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest, 46
degrees; lowest Al