New-York tribune., 1907-11-28
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Two Thousand tribesmen lnNaoeo
Algerian territory and hordes Of ARABS i5Sd
ened Nemours Many persons ,o,ns, tribeenen
near Rabat Mrs. Margaret Haml!toh'
who said the Duke of Portland INTENDED 10
marry her, testified in the DTuce case 10 lIie
dual identity and the examination of Miss Mary
Robinson was finished. = The lawiess actNIIS
of Kurdish tribes caused concern in Constan-
tinople and the foreign embassies urged prompt
measures TO prevent a possible massacre. -
Violence is threatened in Shan-Sl FroElhce
China, owing TO the failure or the Fehns - q; IL =
dicate and officials of the province 10 reach Il
compromise in the matter Of rights or TecoV-
ery" - Il was reported in Glasgow that
contracts for The first ships of the new spanish
navy had been signed - The resignation OF
three cabinet ministers is expected Friday, be-
cause of Sweden's failure TO sign the treaty as
surfing the integrity of Norway. =- Opposi-
ton developed in St Petersburg to the petition
for special railroad tariffs to Libau in order to
facilitate direct trade TO Ne~ York
DOMESTIC Secretary Cortelyou announced
in washington the closing of subscriptions for
the new one-yeaF Treasury certificates; because
of the improved business conditions he may not
add 20 the allOtments already made = Miss
Edith Root, Laughter Uf- the Secretary of state,
was married at the home of her parents, in
Washington ia lieutenant Ulysses 5. Grant, 30,
in the presence of the President and ether dls-
tinguished guests. - Colonel Goethals, chair
man of the Panama Canal Commission, stated
in dispatch 10 Washington that all the places
at the disposition of the commission were filled
and increase. was contemplated. - Rear
Admiral Evans said in Washington the Atlantic
the scheduled dste. == Speaker Wadsworth,
who was in Albany. stated that he favored the
election Of Ray B. Smith. Of Syracuse. as clerk
Of the AsseHteky1s== Max r. Ihmsen in be-
half OF the Independence League preferred
charges against William Leary, State Superin-
tendent of Elections for the metropolitan dis
trict, demanding bis removal from Office. 49,
The official count showed Ralph c. Watrous.
Republican. elected Lieutenant Governor Of
Rhode Island By a plurality of nine votes. ==
4 woman committed suicide at Niagara Falls,
her act being witnessed by many persons.
CITY.-Stocks were strong - Senator De
pew said Governor Hughes would be a strong
candidate for the Presidential nomination next
year == District Attorney Langdon. Of San
Francisco. told how any city could be purged
: of graft. ==[ The Brooklyn Rapid Transit in
quiry brought out that large profits had been
made by the directors and brokerage firm
through the hotation OF a bond issue.== The
first subway train was run to Brooklyn. ==
A committee Of the Board Of Magistrates made
several suggestions. 10 the Charter Revision
Commission. - Charles r Murphy made it
clear that the Tammany delegation to the Demo
cratic National Convention would 20 un-
pledged. == The Public Service Commission
decided to appoint a committee to study safety
devices for the protection of the travelling pub
lie.
THE WEATHER.-Indication for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest, A
degrees; lowest IS.