New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-An unusual friendly demonstra-
don was made in London when Emperor Will
lam passed through the streets his way TO
the Guildhali. where, in an address, he en-
phasized his desire for a maintenance Of the
good relations between England and Germany.
== The French government in appreciation
IF Secretary Taft's decision to visit Paris will
bestow signal honors upon the American states
man - The city authorities in ST Peters
burg decided to deduct fines aggregating S425-
600 for the non-completiOn Of the electric street
railroads from the sum due TO the Russian
Westinghouse company, and the company. it
was said, Will abandon the idea of seeking fur
ther contracts there. - Spain's navy reform
almost S40.o90.000 for additions to the navy.
1t was reported in ST Petersburg that
Count CassiEi may be retired from the post Of
Russian Ambassador at Madrid. == The cleo
ton of Nikolai A KhomyalIoff as president Of
the Russian Parliament was reported in St.
Petersburg as assured
DOMESTIC.-The President made public at
Washington a letter in which he upheld the
removal OF the inscription In God We Trust"
from the new gold coins saying its use thus
tends TO cheaper the nc TO and is irreverent
== Governor Hughes at Albany gave out
letter which he requested A Barton Hepburn.
Edwin 5. Marston, Edward W. Sheldon, Alger-
non :. Frissell. Stephen Baker and Andrew
Mills. jr.. all banking or trust company men
Of New York City. to act committee To sue-
ees- ucW banking laws. == The trial of Mrs.
Annie N Bradley on the charge Of numbering
ex-senator Arthur Brown. Of Utah, began IN
Washington = The board Of trustees Of the
Catholic University at Washington voted ad-
hesion 10 the Popes recent encyclical against
modernism == Lunnbermen of the North
west fled a complaint with the Interstate Com
Inerce Commission charging practically all the
Important Northwestern railroad companies
with suppression Of competition - f. P
Weston, the pedestrian. reached Buffalo after
thirty-six mile walk from Batavia in the teeth
Of q forty mile wind. - The Wainwright
commission. which IS investigating the national
guard of the state, finished its sessions at
Albany. = The funeral Of Mrs. William
Crosweu Doane was held in All Saints Cathe-
dral, Albany.
CITY.-Stocks were dull and heavy. - The
Mayor ordered an investigation of the Board of
Water Supply for not awarding the Ashokan
dam contract to the John Peirce Company.
- The grand jury listened to the testimony
OF Metropolitan Securities Company directors on
the Brady deal. - EX-Justice Morgan G.
OBrien said conservatives might run third
candidate for the Presidency If Roosevelt and
Bryan were nominated. - The trustees Of
Columbia University adopted the majority of
sinplified spelling forms for official at the
university. - Policemen of the traffic squad
testified before the Public Service Commission
that delays in surface transit were due TO the
sIreetcar companies rather than to Instructions
from Veflicular traffic. 60 Mrs. Guggenheim,
wife of the Colorado Senator was in collision
with an automobile. == a weaA by woman
recluse. too rniserly to buy food, was found dead
IN her Brooklyn home.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and colder The temperature yesterday:
Highest A degrees; lowest, 80.