New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
THE NEWS THIS NORNING.

FOREIGN.-Reports from Paris showed the
financial situation in New York TO have senti-
mental rather than practical effect on the
French market prices of American securities in
London were higher. the rate of discount of the
Bank Of England remaining unchanged: Amer
lean securities were higher IN Berlin and feel
ing OF confidence prevailed. Reports
showed the damage done in the Calabrian earth
quake TO have been much more extended than
hrst thought; the lowest estimate OF persons
killed twenty. =- The steamer Lustania
arrived in Queenstown after run from Sandy
Hook of days. % hours and 40 minutes, lower
ing the eastern record nearly six hours. ==
The return OF Secretary Tart from the Philip
pines was postponed from November 20 No
Vember l9. to enable him 10 finish his work
there. = The physicians in attendance on
Emperor Francis Joseph announced at Vienna
that the conyaieScent stage of his Illness had
begun. -= proposition for water power, at
cost OF S2o00o.ooo. at Milleroches on the St
Lawrence River, was laid before the InteTna-
uonal waterways commission at Toronto.
DOMESTIC--President Roosevelt. it was an
n"Gnoed in Washington. viii probably order the
Atlantic Datteship fleet home from the Pacific
within ninety days after its arrival there. -=
kuhn. Loeb q Co. il reported in PittsbuTg
,;iu become the financial ma nagers of the Wesl-
inghouse interests, but Mr.. Westinghouse de-
med il; bankers said the financial crisis in the
city was ended. == Creditors OF the Southern
Steel Company, capitalized at S25,0U0W0, filed
petition IN involuntary bankruptcy in the fed
eral court at Birmingham. Ala. and asked for
receivers oIncerS OF the company declare II is
solvent -= The thirteen hour -examina-
uon Of John T. Ahearn Borough President OF
Manhattan, on charges preferred by the City
Club. was completed before Governor Hughes
and the hearing closed. after the attorneys haG
been given until November II to file briefs
= The Ute Indians temporarily located on
the Cheyenne reservation having become un-
ruly, the War Department ordered d force OF
cavalry stationed at Fort Meade to subdue
them. - Discussion Of the trust question was
continued at the meeting Of the American Civic
Federation In Chicago.
CITY-Stocks broke violently. Mr.. Nor,
gan averted a crisis in the stock market =-
Dr. Gillette, former Mutual Life vice -presi-
dent, was convicted Of perjury. State ex-
a1niners declared the Hamilton, Twelfth Ward
and Empire City Savings banks, which sus-
pended payments, to be entirely solvent -= Mr.
Hartman practically confirmed the rumor that
the Union Pacific sell its holdings in
other roads. == There the Lin
coin Trust Company, at No. 20s Fifth avenue
= The run on the Trust Company of Amer
lea continued. - riot followed an attempt
OF strike breakers TO operate Yonkers street
cars. -= The report for 1906 OF the Municipal
Art Commission was issued. -= Lawyers in
dependent of party II was said, wanted Justice
Bruce elected 10 the Supreme Court -
Frank s. katZenbach, jr. Democratic candidate
for Governor Of New Jersey denied that the
liquor Issue in that state was paramount =
The State Board OF Charities was asked TO sane
tion the reopening Of the old Harlem Hospital
- The White Star liner Majestic had one of
the toughest trips in her history. DR. W
H Park, of the Health Department announced
that the serum used in cases OF spinal rnenin-
gitis was producing very satisfactory results
THE WEATHER-Indcations for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature Yesterday.
Highest, 6S degrees: lowest, 81.