New-York tribune., 1906-11-01
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

TOREIGN-The Newfoundland government
has decided to test the validity Of the modus
vivendi and intends TO prosecute fishermen who
have been shipped by Americans outside the
officer and sixty men has been surprised and
wiped out by Senoussi force, two hundred
miles northast Of Lake Tchad. - Ambassa-
dor Meyer returned from trip in Southern
Russia TO st. Petersburg; ali signs pointed to
return TO peaceful conditions; government Sc
curities rose sharply. - The Castellane di-
voroe case opened at Paris; NJ. Cruppi, for
the countess. in his opening speech charged the
count with cruelty, extravaganza and infdelity.
- w. S. Fielding, Minister Of Finance in
the Laurier Cabinet, who was unseated, was re-
elected to Parliament from the QueenS-Shel-
burne district by large majority == The
French Cabinet has decided 20 recommend the
purchase Of the Western Railway; NJ. Barthou
has plan for the control Of all mines by the
state. - The garrison at St Helena has been
withdrawn and the forts have been dsmantled;
the Inhabitants are left without a market for
their produce. - Newspaper met at
Tokyo and passed resolutions 10 bring pressure
TO bear the authorities for solution OF the
school question in California
DOMESTIC.-The President, accompanied by
Mrs. Roosevelt, went to her cCttage-Pine Knot
in Virginia, TO work on his message to Con-
gress. - Two former members Of the State
Cattle Commission Of Vermont were indicted
Burlington on a charge Of selling to rem
dering company cattle which they had con-
oemned. Acting Governor Atkinson Of
Hawaii told the President that the japanese
problem ia those islands was being solved by
the emigration of thousands Of Japanese to this
country. - William r. Hearst closed his
fifth and final upstate campaign tour by max
ing six speeches in Buffalo. - Charles E.
Hughes addressed large meetings at Fulton,
Auburn and Rochester; the reception at the
last named city was remarkable for its enthu-
eiasu. Secretary Bonaparte, speaking at
Denton, Nd, said that the trust hogs should
be penned off, that the little manufacturers
might fat. - Dr. Julian P. Thomas
narrowly escaped death while making a bal
loon ascension at Augusta, Ga - The Utes
were reported quietly hunting near Keim Camp,
on the Powder River.
CITY.-Stocks We're weak. - The Board of
Elections made public q list OF candidates to go
under the independence League emblem. -
Charles E Hughes answered the question Of the
Civil Service Reform League by pledging his
g. William Barnes, jr., said Mr. Hughes
would come down to the Bronx with 100000
plurality - The odds Charles z. Hughes
remained at 212 to I. One bet of $4,000 was
made at even money that he would have
plurality OF 10000. - Senator McCarren
praising him for his stand against Hearst. -
It said that 60 per cent Of the Hebrew
vote would be for Hughes. - Cabin passen-
gers the Konig Albert, from Naples.
planned Of the presence of steerage passengers
on the promenade deck - The State Rail-
IN the operation of freight trains on Eleventh
avenue. - Hearst's methods OF lodging
vice in damage suits We're described by process
server. - DR.. Wootton, OF the Board OF
Health, said that trachoma is spreading among
School children, and that special hospitals should
be provided.
THE observation-disclosures for to-day:
Fair and cold. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 30 degrees; lowest 20.