New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORElGN.-The British campaign has
begun in earnest Liberal and CniOn!st
leaders speaking: tho suffragettes prom
ise o.. resume militant tactics and at
tempted d interrupt meetings addressed
by Winston Churchill and Sir Edward
GREY. = Fear that heavy borrow
ing hy The Treasury VIII occur in
England prevents reduction OF the
bank rate: French stocks especially in
dustrals. have shown marked rises in
Tho last week. An important con-
tribution 10 American history is found
in The volume (which closes the series ii
manuscripts printed from British ar
chiVcs, ID covers chiefly the evacuation
az New York I'm 1888. -= gale in
Paris caused injuries 10 thirty persons.
= Nauy hne schooners were wrecked
along the Newfoundland coast. hut there
MAS no Joss of life. -= The storm in
the North Sea did considerable damage,
especially along The German coast. ==
Mime. Emile Jane Loyson. wife of the
eN-priest Charles LOyson, better known
a. Pere HyaCinthe, died in Paris. =
General Estrada highly praised the
United States for its action in Nicar-
aqua, a decisive battle is expected 10 be
fought near Rama ia a few days.
DONESTIC.-A message received in
New orleans from Managua said that
Zclaya hal made an preparati rs 20 fee
fr 'm \ N.caTasltl never 10 return ---
Vie cruiser Pr'lr.e. with marines and
munitions II war on board. remained
fast in the mud II the Delaware River,
despite an efforts 10 free her. ==
Nanv members of Congress arrived in
Washington 10 attend the session which
opens ou Monday. --= The possibility
q "a country iae strike of railroad
tfaiUmen was seriously considered at
Chicago. == Troops were sent 10
BridseUort Ohio. following violence in
th, strike II the tin workers there. =-
Because of lhe objections of beneiici-
aries Unde- the VIII the time for the
report ~ the appraiser Of the Aerkes
estate Nas extended in Chicago. -
William II HOt"HkSS, state Supcrin-
tendcuf of Insurance, issued a statement
al Albany regarding the purchase Of a
majority control Uf the stock Of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society by j.
P.erInut Morgan, ~ which he says that
Mr. Morgan assured him he was acting
solely in tGe interest of the policyhold-
crs -= Two students at Nerbeck Hall
Velr drowned az Maulius. y. Y. =
i3uIlials blew open The safe in the post
ofice at AthuL Mass, and secured $500
iu cash and stamps after locking UP a
policeman and empowering an express
fDts..I-.r = II was learned at Al 70
hauy that tWonty-f0ur men were con-
fined iu the death houses connected with
the lhrec state prisons.
CITH-Sto,ks were strong and active.
Clarence LcNOW showed i'm the
su-ar trial that the defence would ar-
cUmglat- evidence TO Doe used in an at
tel q lst,r 20 have the case thrown out
1T court f.r l@ck uf Jurisdiction. -=-
Andrew Carnegie. witness for his chau:-
feur iu tho Nouisauia police court, was
unable go produce cash TO bail the latter
oUt and pledged his home ~ No. East
9lst street. -- The Police Department
moved iuto its new headquarters. ==
n WAS reported that Judge GaVnor would
fke 10 appoint S-1.ou0 a year lawyer .ls
Comm.ssioueg of Accounts. == II be-
came known that the knickerbOckar
Trust Company had settled with its for
uer receivers for $4,000 -= II was
ANNOUNCED that NaYor-elect GaynOr
would start li~ administration with a
Ctht roGrriug IiWit OF about $3.50, o00, 000.
George Crpckcr died after a long
Nlufi- Iraiumcn on practically all
~. EHsttu roads were L. meet this
week for the purpose of demanding a
general increase iu wages of 10 per cent.
THE AEEATHEE.-Ind Indications for to-
dsF- Pair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest a degrees; lowest. 81