New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN--The British Premier. Sir Henry
Campbell Zimmerman, in a speech at the Lord
Mayors dinner paid high tribute 10 David
Lloyd-George for the settlement of the railway
trouble. reviewed favorably the work of the
peace conference. and said that Great Britain
would not interfere in the Congo negotiations.
Admiral Sir John Fisher said that the navy
had never been so strong as II is now. ==
An attempt was made to stop the train whicn
was carrying the Russian Emperor from Peter
moi to TsarskOe-SelO: railway guards exchanged
snots with the outlaws. - France has or
dered the withdrawal OF four cruisers and nine
torpedo boats from the Moroccan coast: a dis
patch from Tanger said that Mulai HaGg was
expected soon to resume hostilities against Add
ea-Aziz. -= Henry Farman barely missed
winning at Paris the Grand ArchdeacOn Prize
for aeroplane making a complete circle
within kiometre and returning TO the point
departure, mis- machine descending a Jrihe too
soon -= The Crown Princess of Germany
gave birth to son; :" Secretary Taft left
by their farewell a hearty appreciation OF his
services in the islands. == The selection of
David JAIME Hill as the American Ambassador
TO Germany. to succeed Charlemagne Tower,
was indOrsed by the Kaiser.
DOMESTIC.-New high records were set in the
production of iron and steel in October, accord
ing TO reports from the leading industrial con-
Germs. compiled in Cleveland. - Mrs. Will
lam Croswell Doane, wife Of the Episcopal
Bishop Of Albany, died in that city. - The
president vice-president and treasurer of the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company. of Port
land, Ore, were arrested, charged with having
accepted deposits knowing the bank was in
= solvent = Fire which started in the Great
Northern elevator at Superior. Wis. caused a
total damage of $2,26S.500. - Six armed men
dynamited pay car of the Pittsburg Coal Com
pany neaE Finleyvilie but were repulsed by the
guards. - Edward Payson Weston, the
pedestrian, reached Syracuse on his walk from
Portland, Ne. to Chicago. == a trolley car
collision near Woonsocket, r. l., caused the
death Of one person and severe injuries 20 seven
others. == One fireman was killed and others
were badly injured in a collision between a hose
wagon anc trolley car at Rochester. -= One
man was killed and three were badly injured in
collision on the Boston & Albany Railroad at
West Brcokfieid, Mass.
CITY.-Stocks were dull and weak -
Bankers expected that the urgent demand foY
gold would siacken this coming week. - A
leading banker said financial conditions were
immeasurably better" -- Arthur Won Bre-
sen consented to become a member of the sat
teTlee committee Of the Knickerbocker Trust
Companys depositors. - Timothy l. Wood
ruff still had a large sum in Thomas notes 10
collect. == Metz said Bingham tried 20 mulct
the city for unnecessary notary fees. =
Cotton brokers said that there were strong evil
cenceS OF a December corner. 60 The Morton
Trust Company flied foreclosure suit as mort
gagee. against the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company. - The New Haven directors de-
clded 10 Issue per cent convertible bonds in
stead Of the new stock voted by the stockhold-
ers. 1t was learned that Assem- bynan
Francis was candidate for the craftsmanship
OF the Cities Committee. Il was an
rouuced that Mo-itz Rcsenthal, the pianist had
brought libel suit against Marc Blumen berg
Editor Of The Musical Courier" - re-
port from France said that European nations
had established great interests in Guatemala
80 Unions in the building trades started "A
movement for labor combination in favor of
arbitration. =- Commissioner Lantry of the
Fire Department made suggestions for fire
fighting improvements to the Charter Revision
Commission. = An English doctor advocated
eating raw tubercular flesh to cure consump-
ton.
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest
5s degrees; lowest ~