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

FOREIGN.-The Anti-Clericals. according to
reports from Rome. won the greatest victory at
the polls since the fall of the Papal temporal
power; the CIericals. foreseeinE inevitable de-
feat. withdrew from the contest. -= The
Hohenzollern. bearing the German Emperor and
Empress, which was expected 10 enter SandoWn
Bay last night, was delayed by heavy fog and
forced to anchor outside; Admiral Lord Charles
Beresford has reprimanded Sir Percy Scott,
commander of the cruiser squadron, for an order
relating to improving the appearance of the
vessels in honor Of the Kaisers visit. -
Filipino leaders. including Aguiualdo prophesied
far reaching results from the visit of Secretary
Taft to Manila. -- Advices from Berlin say
that the Reichsbank's advanced rate has not
checked the American demand for gold. but
German fnanciers generally expect 4 speedy re
turn 10 easy conditions in the money market OF
Karatagh. Russian Turkstan, estimate loss of
life there and in the adjoining district by the
recent earthquake at 14.C0o. == 4 fire at
Iquique caused losses estimated at S1OoooGo
and left two thousand persons homeless: the
nitrate stores were not damaged.
DOMESTIC-Eugene T. Prussing, a well
known Chicago lawyer. called on President
Roosevelt at Washington to present his views
on corporate reforms: Mr.. Roosevelt thanked
him for mis- suggestions ---- II was announced
at Washington that Secretary Taft in his annual
report 10 Congress would recommend S5,525,921
for the coast artillery service. == Governor
Hughes returned to Albany after tour of in
specton Of state institutions in the western part
Of the state = Major General Greely. in an
interview at Seattle said the army No
place for the Door, as the pay of officers was
too small 10 allow them support their families
WltHOuI running INTO dept Inc PuDiic
Service Commission of the I'd District at Albany
gave out an important decision the proposed
consolidation Of the lighting companies at Lock
port. = Louis Emory McComas. justice Of
the Court Of Appeals Of the District OF Columbia,
died at Washington from heart disease.
CITY.-Various bank officials denied rumors
Of proposed criminal prosecutions against Ger
tain officers and directors of banks in which
Charles W. Morse. F. Augustus Heinze and f..
r. and .. T. Thomas formerly interested.
- Pa1l Gilbert Thebaud, jr., was shot and
seriously wounded by the family butler at his
home at White Plains the butler then killed
himself == DR.. A. II. Doty, the health Of
Ger, said that IL foolish to consider money
transmitter of disease. - General Por-
ter discredited the story, emanating from Con-
federate sources, that General Grant. Admiral
Farragut and General Thomas had applied for
Confederate commissions. -= A former lieu
tenant in the Italian army. awaiting trial in
the Tonnbs d concealed weapon charge. COM
rnitted suicide by throwing himself from the
third tier balcony into the courtyard OF the
prison. == The American Jewish committee
held It's annual meeting here. - The editor
OF q Jewish newspaper warned by the
Black Hundred that he would be killed.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and colder. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, So degrees: lowest 81.