New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Advices from TOXIC indicate that
the japanese government will take steps to curo
emigration to the United states ana Cahadac :
even Count Okuma admitted the advantage OF
restrictions and expressed the hearty good Will
of the Japanese people toward America
The government OF Salvador issued a decree
granting amnesty to political prisoners and al
lowing the return of exles; President Figueroa
suspended the state Of siege and restored con
rived at Harbin where Russian and Chinese
officials were presented TO him; the American
SQUADRON sailed from Nladivostok. --- An az
ticle published in the Temps faNorS the ~
tension of French aid TO America by shlplnelltS =
Of gold; the establishment OF a central DaIK -
again urged. The United States purchased
f262 0O0 from the Bank of England IN bar gold
and $1,000 coo was shipped on the Kronprinz
Wilhelm, which sailed from southampton.
Native employees on the East Indian Railway
Joined the striking European engineers, and
business along the line is suffering.
DONESTIC-President Roosevelt has forbid.
den federal ofTicehOlders TO promote the tnlli
term boom. The Ohio League Of Repuot'-
can Clubs indorsed Senator Foraker for re-elet-
tion and candidate Tor BreslceTt' MI l.
Vor,-s manager Of the Taft campaign. imine-
diately issued a challenge for primary -
Telaz.ltes from fifteen Atlantic coast states or
aanized At Philadelphia the Atlantic Deeper
Waterways Association with Congressman J.
HAMPTON Moore. Of Philadelphia. as president
Mrs. Bradley told the jury trying her on
the charge OF murder that she did not go 10
4 Washington with any intention OF kuing eK-
Senator Arthur NJ Brown. of Utah ana that @ she
did not even remember shooting hllI ------ "
AppeIlate Division Of the Supreme Court. 81
Department upheld the right of the Legis-
lature to delegate its powers TO fix rates for
public service companies to q commission. =@
Mrs Williams. the wife Of the Sheriff. prevented
a iafl delivery at Rochester by telephoning the
police after prisoners had secured the keys.
- Frederick Sheldon. of New York, was re-
ported as very low at Newport, r. l. --=
President Gonpers. in speech before the con-
vention Of the American Federation OF Labor
at Norfolk, declared TO be untrue any charges
brought against him by the National Associa-
ton of Manufacturers.
CTTY-Stocks closed weak = Tremendous
cheering greeted Governor Hughes's speech at
the first meeting OF the Civic Forum. -
Presidents of all the large savings banks IN
New York and Brooklyn met and formulated
plans whereby all the savings institutions In
the state may stand together in times of stress
J. Waldo Smith, chief engineer OF the
Board OF Water Supply. refused TO admit that
he advised against giving the Ashokan Dam
contract to the John Peirce company. -=
Twelfth Ward Bank depositors were eager to
put money into the institution, which was re-
opened. - Several defendants filed answers
in the suit brought by J. Q. A. Ward against
members OF the Society Of the Army OF the
Cumberland. 80 The Public Service investi-
cation of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
panys system disclosed an agreement between
that road and the Long Island Railroad divid-
K Vanderbilt was elected president Of the New
Theatre. to succeed Charles T. Barney.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday. Highest, 46
degrees: lowest, 3S