New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
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SUNDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN. - Considerable excitement was
caused in Vienna by the publication of a re-
port OF a plot to depose King Peter Of Servia.
- At the meeting Of the French Cabinet
general satisfaction expressed that the dis
orders attending the taking Of the inventories
of Roman Catholic churches had been so slight.
- The report Of the captain of the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse on the Cherbourg collision
accuses the Orinoco Of falling 10 respond 70
signals - 1t was reported IN Berlin that
Germany. France and Russia had already re-
sponded favorably 10 NorWay's request for the
naturalization Of her territory. - Russia s
Ministry Of Marine. II vas announced, II plan
ming an expedition to discover a northeast pa s.
sage, or sea route north of Europe and Asia.
- Importance was attached in Rome to
the visit there Of Cardinal Kopp, who mediated
between Germany and the Vatican. == Ger
many's prosperity declared to rest on a
sound basis, although high money hampered
Its extension. -= Five students in St. PaUFS
College, near Montreal were drowned by the
breaking OF the ice. == Il was announced at
Sydney that Commander Peary would reach
New York on Wednesday morning
DOMESTIC.-A wireless message received at
the washington Navy Yard about a re-
ported the battleship Louisiana. with the Presi-
dent on board, as $50 miles north of San Juan
way Improvement between the rural free de-
livery service and state highway commissioners
is working satisfactorily g. District Attorney
Ward, in a brief session ending noon, failed
TO reach the evidence OF the physicians in the
Gillette trial, at Herkimer. \. Y. - Between
fifty and one hundred persons We're poisoned by
eating cream puffs at Buffalo; there were
fatalities. Minot St. Clair Francis, who
escaped from the Maine state prison, again
eluded his pursuers, escaping on a stolen horse
toward Canada. - The week of troubles be-
tween the students and faculty OF Union College,
Schenectady, -. Y, eliminated when President
Raymond read an ultimatum at the chapel
ercises. - Justice William J. Gaynor spoke
81 Boston. - Lewis Emery, jr-, candidate for
Governor of Pennsylvania the Fusion ticket
IN the recent campaign, publicly withdrew his
charge of bribery made against State Senator
AfcNichoi, who at once withdrew the civil and
criminal suits he had begun against Mr.. Emery.
Samuel Gompers was reelected president
of the American Federation Of Labor at its
meeting in Minneapolis, the reelection being
considered an Endorsement Of his policy OF polt-
ical activity.
CITY-Stocks were weak. It was
learned that James J. Hill was buying into
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Com
pany == The Oelrichs VIII contest was set
tied Mrs OelriChs is to receive 100000 and
her son $4,000. 80 Controller Metz said
he would try TO get a bill through the Iegis-
lature providing for a commission Of prop
erty condemnation for this city. It was
learned that William Rockefeller had paid SIG
- It reported that insurance commits
sioners from several states were in town Sc
cretly investigating alleged electioneering meth
ods. - 1t was said that the Erie engineers
and frenen had come to a satisfactory agree
n2ent with the railroad company. - Knoclo
the monkey before whose cage Caruso was
arrested, was taken i'll. - A tablet sub
scT1bed for by children was unveiled upon the
elninence overlooking MoGowns Pass -
A six story brick building, 1t was learned was
being moved in The Bronx. - The govern
ment has ordered the unnecessary blowing Of
whistles in the harbor TO be stopped. - Sem
ator Z. c. Platt's secretary resigned his posi-
con to take effect on January l.
THE WEATHER-Indications for TODAY:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest "a
degrees; lowest, sS