New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
THE NEWS THIS HORNTNG.

Observation-Disclosures William and Empress
Augusta Victoria arrived at Windsor and were
warmly welcomed by King Edward and Queen
Alexandra; the arrival Of the Hohenzollern al
Portsmouth was delayed by fog. = Peruvian
troops captured fort on the Brazilian frontier
and occupied the town of Tabatinga, the ter
Ininal port of entry the Amazon River. =
Preparations have been completed for opening
the Douma on November IA the Emperor Will
not receive the delegates. - A dispatch from
Liverpool said that negotiations had been opened
between the Cunard and Grand Trunk lines for
a joint handling OF the Canadian passenger and
freight traffic. the plan including Cunard ser
vice from the Pacific Coast to Japan. China and
Australia - A German company is reported
TO have obtained good results with wireless tele-
phones over distance OF sixty miles. -
Anna Gould authorized q denial OF reports that
she was engaged 10 be married 20 Prince FIelia
Of Sagan. - The Farnan aer1~rans covered
4 kilometre in a circular figbtS attempt will
be made to-day to win the y3elltsch- - Archdeacon
prize.
Roosevelt and PresidInt Figueroa of Salvador,
Given out at Washington, announced the con-
ciCslon Of a peace agreement between Salvador,
i1tluuTSAS ana Nicaragua - IL was an
nounced in Washington that the national con-
Vention 10 devise means FOR the conservation
Of natural resources had been postponed until
The middle Of May, instead OF early in January.
= The President. the Japanese Ambassador
and other invited guests witnessed a wrestling
exhibition at the White House under the SUPER
vision of Taniemat Hitachiyama. the champion
wrestler Of Japan - Genera! Grenville NJ
mission. deprecated the fact that three trees
should be allowed to stand In the way Of rhe
location Of the memorial the site selected
in the Botanical Gardens in Washington. -
The United States Supreme Court in reversing
A decision By the district court of the Eastern
District Of Arkansas. reiterated previous rulings
that the status Of negroes depended upon the
state courts rather than upon United States
judges. - It was reported in Baltimore that
q deal under way for the merging Of the
city's gas electric light and power companies,
which would also result in a combination Of the
two telephone companies in the field. - b.
fore the Public Service Commission in the I'd
District, counsel for the United States Express
Company questioned the right Of the Legislature
TO regulate the powers Of its board Of directors.
The Massachusetts Railroad Commission
In making public the report of the Boston and
Albany division Of the New York Central Rail
road on Its train service, said il bad
II needed no analysis. but was not without hope
Of Improvement In the future.
CITY-Stocks were dull and firm. ==- Two
banks here cancelled large engagements Of gold
- Dean Johnson of New York University
said he believed the present financial trouble
was q passing panic and not an Industrial crisis
The reported big sale Of copper to Euro
pean pool was denied. Two bank presf-
dents said they thought Secretary Cortelyou was
misquoted in blaming banks here for the strin-
syencv II was said that subpmnaS were
issued by the District Attorneys cffice for An
thony n. Brady and some OF his associates TO
appear before the grand jury in connection with
transit affairs -= Various suggestions for the
revision of the rapid transit law were made at
a meeting OF the Public Service Commission
Charles r Murphy started for Mount Glenn
ems Mich. - DR.. Walter Bensel wanted 70
return soon 10 the Health Department. il was
learned - Ten persons were hurt in a COL
lsion on the Sixth avenue elevated line at o4th
street.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair and colder. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 50 degrees; lowest, 40