New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
THE NEWS THIS MORyING.

FoREIGN.-"Suffraget forced Mr.. Glad
stone. the Home Secretary. to give up an at
tempt TO make speech at Leeds. and a free
fight broke out between the men and women
in the audience. - Three grammes of radlum
have been extracted at Vienna from 10000 kilo-
grammes of pitchblende at one-thlrd the cost
of previous production. - Advices from
Brussels hint at complete disagreement be-
tween King Leopold and the Congo delegates:
fl is said that the King has gone TO Paris
after having fatty refused to sign the treaty
- The British cruiser Indefatigable, with
five new cases of yellow fever on board sailed
from Barbados for Halifax: Mrs. Alleyne, an
American, wife of a doctor at Bridgetown. died
from the disease. - Charles ?, Baird OF
Philadelphia whose motor over and
killed a boy at Neuilly on October 10. was sen
fenced TO months Imprisonment and fine of
SO: he must also paw $1,000 damages -
Opposition to the policy Of Premier Franco is
Increasing at Lisbon. and the government
threatens to proclaim martial law. - The
Reichstag reopened; doubt is expressed whether
the government can hold together the Conserva-
tive-Liberal group Of its supporters
DOMESTIC-J 2. Morgan and George F.
Baker. president Of the First National Bank Of
New York, had night conference on the finan-
cial situation with President Roosevelt at the
White House. - Secretary Cortelyou an
nounced that national banks taking 1t the new
Treasury certificates would be allowed to retain
- per cent Of the purchase I'rlce as govern
ment deposit - Sturgis liquor law deputies
were mobbed by a crowd Of one thousand per-
during a raid at OldtOwn, Me; aid was
called from Bangor. == The conventions of
the American Civic Association and the National
Providence. adjourned. - The conference of
members OF the Democratic National Committee
continued at French Lick, Ind. = NJ f
Sprague, OF Drew, Me, lumber manufacturer.
assigned for the benefit of his creditors at Ban
gor, Me. his liabilities being $351,00o
CITY.-Stocks dull, closing firm. -
The Kings County grand jury returned two
more indictments against Borough Bank Off
cials. - President Trumbull of the Colorado
& Southern Railway Company said the gross
earnings Of his road increasing, despite
the hard times. - The Appellate Division
handed down q decision which upheld the
validity OF the charter and franchise of the
New York 6, Long Island Railroad Company.
which built the Belmont tunnel - Professor
Burr, of Columbia University. testified at the
Ashoksn Dam hearing that in his opinion the
bid OF the John Peirce company was too low.
- william N. WINS gave the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit a compliment at the Public Service
Commissions hearing. - Thomas n. McCar-
ter, president Of the Public Service Corporation
of New Jersey, announced q nlan of retrench-
rnent IN all departments Of the company. =
Cyrus z. Sulzberger made stirring appeal for
more funds for the United Hebrew Charities at
a meeting IN Temple Israel. - Foster Crow
ley was appointed Street Cleaning Commits
sioner and Henry Smith president Of the park
board g. The White Hand, IL was learned.
VIII be organized by Italians here
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest
IS degrees; lowest, g.