New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

F0REIGN-Advices from Hankow reported
ricting the Yangtse River, near the city
- dispatch from POrt-au-P Prince said that
government troops surrounded AUX Cages, ana
that the revolt led by General Simon was eN-
pected soon to be suppressed. == Sedition in
India is reported TO be spreading rapidly, ana
vigorous measures are urged -= The media
tory powers in the Balkans. according TO dis
patch from st Petersburg, viii restrain Austria
from taking steps which might iTritate Servia
=- The body OF Grand Duke Alexis was placed
in the new RCuanOff nausOleum in the fortress
~ St Peter and ST. Paul. at st. Petersburg.
- Members Of the diplomatic corps In Picking
were received at the palace 10 express the con-
dolences Of their governments over the deaths OF
the Emperor and Empress Dowager. - EN-
yeror William spoke in Berlin. following entirely
!n his remarks printed sheet handed him by
Chancellor Won Riilow 4 report that a
body Of Austrians had been fred upon by Servian
troops has caused the Austrian patrol on the
Servian border TO be strengthened. Fl Presi-
dent Castro Of Venezuela is TO go 10 Europe for
operation.
Observation-Disclosures Roosevelt Will leave
the tariff problem for Mr.. Taft to deal with. not
mentioning Il in his annual message 10 Con-
Fress- - M Taft and Representative Bur
ton Of Ohio. had conference on the Speaker
ship. the tariff and other subjects - The
-NaNe u -
cry on the battleship Florida built at the Brook
lyn navy yard == A statement filed at AL
bany showed that the Kings County Republican
Committee received S49943 and expended S47,
killed and score hurt by the explosion Of the
boiler the Mississippi River steamer H NJ
Carter. rear Bayou Goula, Ala. - The indie
pendent Fertilizer Company incorporated in New
Jersey for $50. coo. 900 - The Rev. DR.. Am
b. Sc W. Vernon. professor Of practical theology
the Yale Divinity School. New Haven.
Cepted call 10 the wealthy Harvard Congre-
Eationel Church. Brookllne, Mass. - Samuel
C5ompers was reelected president of the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor at the convention in
Denver. The British schooner Hugh G.
sank the result of a collision in Boston Har-
hor and five men were drowned. - The out
break of foot and mouth disease in this state is
wei in hand. according to Commissioner Pear
son OF the New York State Department Of Agri-
culture
old men starved death in their South Brook
lvn home, from inability 10 go after food though
having plenty OF. money - There were no
bodies recovered from the Gold street sewer
explosion. - Controller Metz made a long
defence Of his administration Of the Finance De
partment Of the city, saying that the large
budget was due 10 heritage of expensive i'm
proyernents from previous administrations -
Plans were fled for the largest apartment house
IN the world - Justice Seabury denied the
application for a temporary injunction 10 pre-
vent the s12. 600 600 bond issue on Monday. -
i announced that worship in ST. Johns
Chapel Of Trinity Church would end Febru-
airy !. and that the property would be sold
THE Observation-Disclosures for day:
Fair: light fresh TO south winds Temperature
yesterday; Highest, 46 degrees; lowest, IS.