New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRETGN-The recent attacks on italian
students IN Vienna have caused intense hosuilty
81 italy; mob in Rome burned an A ustTla 1
rag and was prevented by troops from attack
sre the embassy - President Castro an
-ounced his departure for Bordeaux, where an
operation will be performed ny German an
Caracas; Vicente Gomez will act as President
- Lord FRoberts's speech urging the estao-
lishTnent Of great English army caused no
hostile comment In Germany, officials holding
that the suggestion was purely a national aftair.
60 The towns Of AQuin and Jeremie in Hayfl'
have risen against the government, 5ehefdi x
cornte Minister of the Interior has been captured
nv The rebels, and il is reported that he has
been executed: the insurgents have also taken
the sunboa1 Croyant. - The Shah Of Persia
has revoked his proclamation refusing TO grant
e constitution 10 the people. - The Pilgrims
entertained the British and American delegates
70 the international Naval Conference al Gin.
Ter in London The House of Lords viii
reject the licensing bill on its second reading.
DoMESTIC.-Chairr1an Hitchcock appointed
z J SfeiINageE. of Washington, chairman
of the committee 10 have charge Of the inaugu-
ration ceremonies on March 4, ~ William H
Taft has taken cottage at Augusta, Ga. which
he and his family VIII occupy december IL 49,
Governor Albert B Cummins of Iowa was
elected United States Senator 10 succeed the late
William E. Allison == State Controller Mar
tin II C4Iynn was severely criticised in p report
by q committee Of the Clinton County Board OF
Superzisdrs. shade public at Piattsbtrs. -
TIE Near -Epgiaud conference Of Governors and
other pros331p4lt men ended at Boston. -=
The widow Cf Harry Sampson, who was
nephew of Admiral sampson was arrested st
Rochester. charged With her husbands murder.
CTTY-Stocks were strong - John d.
Rockefeller. before John D. Archbod followed
him on the witness stand, declined to tell his
railroad holdings fearing its effect on Wall
Street, and said he had protested against the
STANDARD carrying So big surplus Of money
=- The city was shrouded in the heaviest fog
sn wears the river and hsr59r traffic being prac-
fical1y & a standsJill =- Mr.. Whitridge and
Chairman Wilcox had several lively verbal en-
counters al the Public Service Commission
hearing on the Third avenue transfer order.
g. The budget was approved. = Speyer &
Co got the largest allotment Of the s12.500,000
ISSUE Of city bonds == 1t was reported that
the North American Company Wouid resume
dividend payments early in the coming year.
- The Southern Pacific made application to
the Stock Exchange 10 list 400 additional
common stock. --- The Atlantic Gulf and
West Indies Steamship Company was incorpo-
rated 10 take over the Consolidated Steamship
lines. Six dummy loans for more than
100000 IN the aggregate were revealed in the
Jenkins trial in Brooklyn = The seventy
slfth anniversary of the founding of the Psi
Epsilon fraternity was celebrated at the wal
oerf 49, An angry father shot and killed his
daughter and wounded his son. who rushed to
the AID Of his sister. == The Pouren case was
a4seurns8 20 wsIt for evidence from Russia.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest IS
degrees. lowest -.