New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
Ietp11ork DaiIu eaibssias
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Is, 1905
TEE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS SS-Senate: At a Republican caucus
an agreement was reached on a Plan TO m TaIIg ny
the Panama Canal treaty: the Statehooo pII ." 20 a.
discussed and the conference report "i ~
.rnor Anpropriation bill adopted
House: Consideration of the Naval Appropria-
tion bill begun.
FORFTCN-The King in his speech from the
throne. at the opening of Parliament made reI-
erence to the Venezuelan, Turkish ana AlasfNal
ouestions: il is probable that taxes IN fnSidliu
viii he raised TO meet proposed expenoltufes:
- char. debate took place in the House OF
Commons Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman ana
Mr. BaItour being the chief speakers - - u
was reported that the Austro-Russlan , hole loa
refory,,S in Macedonia would be presented 10
- D. "a or,7orror- - The revenue cutter
Sernjnole is still icebound in Channel Haroor'
and immense icefioes are reported IN not ,
waters =- 1t was stated that Lord Charles
Reresford would take command or the Cndilrei , @
Squadron. = Tolstoy's Resurrection was
pIayad at His Majesty's Theatre In LONDON
noNFSTTC-A protocol providing that claims
Of citizens Of the United States shall be settIeo
hv a commission TO meet at Caracas was slSiieu
81 the State Department =- secretary No.
and Senators Lodge and Turner will be the
American members of the Alaskan pouLi'ial! Al
commission. and eX-Secretary John w roster
will have charge of the case OF the Uhlleu
States The Delaware Regular flepuD,
1icans were amused by Addic1s's threats TO XIII
them politically the Unions reIusea Ie
proposal from the Regulars and the Democrats
issued a statement saying that IL there were no
election the Regulars would be responsl pie =.
ST Clair McKeiway has resigned As Regent OIL
tba TTT,iversjrv of the State of New-Hork be-
cal1se Of Toor health. - District AllorIley
Jerome failed TO appear in support OF ms pli'
which will have another hearing next Tuesday
Farmers appeared before the Canal COM
,nttfee at Albany in opposition to a, 1,pUu-loh
barge canal biz. - Storms up State de-
laved trains. and in enc place caused col
lision: intense cold followed in their wake: there
was 2 continuation of the severe storm all over
Il -he country reports showing much suf1erLhg-
CTTY-Stocks were dull and lower. -
Navor Low. in a message to the aldermen, rec
anmended that the term of the Mayor again be
made four Years he urged all citizens to join IN
crushing out police blackmail; he showed the
excellent work that is being done by the Var1-
Gus city depa artmenIS. == Work was begun
or cleaning up the 90 inches of snow that had
fallen the contractor, y. Bradley, estimated
the cost at 100000. == One hundred ana
fifty passengers were placed in a dangerous po-
rition by two cars on an elevated train leaving
the track at Fifty-third-st.: they were COM
e PEELED to walk the icy footpath to Fffteth-st
A mail clerk arrested, charged with
rofbing the mails: fOrty-flve letters containing
money. stamps etc. were found on his person.
Perry Belmont was in court complain
ant against his secretary, who is charged with
raising a check 81 600 - 1t said that the
District Attorney might ask for an indictment
against r. G Vanderbilt. 80 Bishop Potter
has written 3 letter giving his ideas regarding
the division of the diocese. Police Com
missioner Greene visited the Tenderloin station;
he expressed himself as pleased with conditions
there A receiver was asked for the Mon
mouth Trust and Safe Deposit Company, of As
hurry Park; the examiners report strongly con-
demns heavy loans to the companys directors.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair and colder. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, so degrees; lowest, 10.