New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORFIGN-A dispatch from Santiago de Chilli
Eaid that half Of the town Of africa had been de-
stroyed by an earthquake. - AoVlces from
Belgrade say that threats have been made TO
assassinate King Peter. and that the anti
dynastic movement is spreading. = move
ulent for Home Rule n India was started at the
National Congress Of Nations at Calcutta, and
was enthusiastically received - Snowdrifts
delayed mails IN England. and several vessels
were wrecked on the coast. - Many Jews
were injured In a not following an attack on Ihe
Zionist congress at Craiova, Rumania- - A
test vote IN the French Senate on the amended
Separation measure showed 1S3 members In its
formed his constituents at Aberdeen Of the
resignation Of his seat in Parliament -
dispatch from Teheran said that the death OF
the Shah was hourly expected
DoMESTIC.-The President and Mrs Roose-
welt VIII go to Pine Knot, their country place IN
Virginia, to-day 70 remain over Sunday. -
Governor Vardaman left Jackson, Miss, on a
special train with soldiers 20 go TO Scoobau
Miss TO investigate the troubles between whites
and Negroes. - The Attorney General OF
Minnesota brought suit in St Paul for an IN
junction to prevent the proposed issue Of $780,
100000 stock by the Great Northern -
Grand Master Shea OF the hremen's union said
that he would lay charges Of peonage against
the Southern Pacific. - II. c. FLICK was
elected to the board OF directors OF the Penn
sylyania Railroad at the annual meeting s,oiIa in
returned 10 Hampton Reads after completing
her sea trials. - President Hadiey OF Yale
University addressed a teachers convention at
troller-elect, announced at Albany that he had
appointed Patrick c. Dugan his first deputy.
Students OF political science historians
and educators representing many leading uni
rersities and other educational institutions as
mbled al Providence for the opening Of a
series Of annual meetings.
CITT-Stocks were dull and irregular. -=
a plot of land. valued at $4,000 was turned
over 10 the German Hospital and Dispensary by
the city for the sum Of 5000 - The police
were working on the clew that Mrs. Jeanne
Trautman, wife OF Dr.. Alexander Trautman,
has double and that she is the woman who
Peter J. Hogan alleges robbed him OF S13 on
Saturday night - Tammany was said to
have over some Hearst aldermen 10 vote
for Francis McAVoy for Recorder. - A
launch conveying visitors 10 Peary's ship, in
the Hudson River. Was stove IN by fee. -
A policeman beaten by four men, shot one Of
his alleged assailants he ran into the st.
Regis. - The Supreme Court decided that
the InterboroUgh company had the right to
have weighing machines placed on subway sta
Gons. - The creditors Of Leo & Co. ao-
cepted the settlement offered by the firm. 80
Distinguished scientists met TO discuss latest
theories and discoveries. - Captain Louis
Wendell surrendered himself while his official
conduct was being investigated. The
Board OF Trade and Transportation adopted
resolutions looking 20 greater activity by the
American delegates 90 The Hague.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. BS degrees; lowest, "a