New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
TIE NEWS THIS MORNTNG.

FOREIGN-A crisis was reported 10 be iTnmi-
pent in the anti-dynasuc agitation in Portu-
gal. =-- Secretary Tart arrived at irkutsk, i-s5
sn the district of MeIilla was reported from
Madrid - China's clash with Japan and
Great Britain over concessions was complicated
bv serious antagonism to the central govern
ynent IN regard 10 the rights Of recovery. ==
The ''sufragettes" of London appeared in court
.'man-rnade laws Frederick Mason
former secretary of Prince Napoleon. issued q
statement that no relics Of Napoleon remain at
ST. Helena. - Emperor William ordered
a military court of honor to try Cen
eral Count Won Hohenau. - The French
army dirigible balloon Patrie travelled a dis
tsnce of 275 kilometres at an average speed
Of forty kilometres.
DOMESTIC.-A letter from the President to
members of the Cabinet forbiddng third term
activity by federal officeholders was made pub
lie. J. p. Morgan and George F. Baker
returned TO New York after conference with
Secretary Corteyou; their visit 10 Washington
was regarded as evidence that New York bank
viii cooperate with the Treasury Depart
ment in making a success of the new loans.=
William J. Bryan called at the White House
and had a short talk with President Roosevelt
The Popuist EationalCommittee will meet
in St Louis Tuesday and probably fix the time
and place for the next national convention. which
is expected To nominate Thomas +. Watson
again for President - Delaware friends of
Judge George Gray plan an active fight for
him for the Democratic nomination for Presi-
dent. == DR. Henry Wade Rogers. dean Cf
the Yale University Law School: Walter Clark
Carolina; Edward B. Whitney, former as
sistant Attorney General of the United States.
and Professor Giddngs, Of Columbia University.
spoke at a dinner of the Economic Club, at Bos-
ton -= The jury in the of the Mutual
Transit Company, charged with giving rebates.
disagreed at Buffalo. State Controller
Clynn of Albany, announced that S14 1926 had
been transferred from various counties to the
State Treasury since January last. ==== Coro-
ner Edward L. Smith probably fatally in
Jured in automobile collision at Binghamton
" 7.
CITY.-Stocks were strong -- A New Ro-
chelle woman killed herself and her husband
after setting fire to their home ---- Represent
Atlve Charles N Fowler disanp-oved Of the Issue
of Panama bonds and TT Y certificates.
s- The full text of the dec ! OF the Appel
Jste Division in the Belmont IL mel case showed
that it was not much in favor Of the company
as at first supposed. =- \ Supreme Court
decided that the gas company Vxs occupying
Certain streets without right. -=- Two upstate
Assemblymen said the nomination of Hughes
for President was inevitable === Wall Street
was cheered by relaxation Of the money strn-
Eency. -= A home opened at Hoboken
for the 100000 German seamen who come TO this
port yearly - 4 woman broke into a neigh =
bors house at Huntington, Long Island, and
saved the lives of the two aged occupants one
OF whom lay stricken with apoplexy, while the
other may have been assaulted by burglars.
t= J. d. Rockefeller gave securities worth
more than S2,oooo00 to the Rockefeller Institute
Of this city.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest, -
degrees; lowest, 4S.