New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-General Maximoffsky, director Of
the Department Of Prisons shot six times
and killed by a woman in his office at ST Peters
Onfg. -- The Red Star liner Finland, enter
ing Dover Harbor at night. struck the break
water and was badly damaged; no passengers
were injured. - New York interests obtained
S5.O00000 in bar gold at a sharp advance in
London; il is considered certain that the Bank
OF Englands rate will be raised; stocks were
generally steady on foreign exchanges, Ameri-
cans showing advances. == Russian election
results show that the next Douma will be
whelmlngly conservative. - Barbara La
ponkhin, daughter of the former Governor of
Reval was kidnapped on going out of the Aid
wych Theatre and is held prisoner in a cellar
in the Northwest Of London. =- King Alfonso
and Queen Victoria were warmly welcomed in
Paris; after dinner at the Elysee Palace the
sovereigns started for England. = Leading
British authors signed a petition for the aboli-
ton OF the office Of censor of plays.
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt set Novern-
Der l6 as the date for the admission of Okla
closed their doors following a proclamation by
Charles Fison Acting Territorial Governor, or
dering legal holiday until November ? because
Of the money stringency- = The Bankers
Trust Company. Of Kansas City. with deposits
OF 100000 closed its doors, but otherwise the
financial situation in that city was strong ~
Bostons District Attorney, because Of constitu-
uonal questions, abandoned the prosecution Of
number of public officials on indictments for
soliciting or holding places with public ser
vice corporations. - The United States Cir
cult Court of Appeals, at MONTGOMERY Ala de-
MED rehearing in the case of Greene and Cav
nor - deficit of S25. 600 was found in the
accounts OF the Dollar Savings Bank of Akron
Ohio. following the suicide Of the cashier. -=
There was a slight run the Hibernian Saw
ings Bank. in Chicago: the municipal payroll Of
that city was held up. =- Because Of the
withdrawal Of deposits the Bath Trust Com
pany. at Bath. Me, controlled by Charles w
Morse, suspended operations.
CITY.-Stocks made general net gains -
The financial situation showed steady improve
ment - The uptown banks were
practically over. - Lindsay Russell was ar-
pointed receiver Of the business of Otto Heinze
d Co. - The Public Service Commission is
sued its final order for improved transit on the
Fourth avenue and Madison avenue line.
DR. w. r. Gillette, eX-vlce- president of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company was sentenced
10 serve six months in the petitentiarv -
II was reported 20 the coroner that Charles r
Henderson, a banker, had been killed on Sun
day by falling from the window Of his home
at No. p East 65th street A motion 10
hold the night court open TIL a. m as for
nerly, was defeated by the Board Of Magis-
trates. - The subject OF milk and its rela-
ton TO the spread Of tuberculosis was the chief
topic at the meeting OF the State Medical So
ciety- - The Aeronautical Congress dis
cussed airships adjuncts to warfare --
Two men confessed 10 Illegal registration
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest, 90
degrees; lowest, 81