New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
aetp1lprk Dailp Wibm,is
FRIDAY. JANUARY .. 1908.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

ONGRESS-Senato: There was spirited De
hate on Mr. Vest free coal resolution, in which
Senators Aldrich anG Hale vigorously defended
The Dingiey tariff law. -- House: The eli 10
reorganize the Philippine constahularE force was
passed
FoREIGN-N enez1lela has agreed to accept
all The conditions dema nded by The powers;
Minister BosSen has been ordered TO return 10
washington. whore ne viii represent Venezuela
on sn international commission. --- President
Palms TSs receiVea with great enthusiasm
when he reached san Juan : MARTINEZ i'm tl'+'r
del Rio Province Cuba - MI t~haiht'ei ~ ISln' I1
replying to AL address OF the burghers AT fIe-
toria. declined iu grant concessions asked hH
iher1. anG said Jlssj Great Britain would ho'
siepart from ala. Nereenigine agreement. --
The Rev Dr. Randall Thomas Davidson, Bishop
Of Winchestel. appointed Archbishop OF
Canterbury -= Or. Non Holleben. on ac-
expected that Baron Speck von Sternburs VIII
succeed him German Ambassador at W ASH
ington - review OF thirty thouSano 1 foIla-
ish and native troops led by Lord hItcheneI
was the last Of the important features OF uhe
.17,rha- Al Delhi = Nine. Humbert was
interrogated before judge Of instruction IN
Paris: she bore herself arrogantly and conn
Gently - Tte French tutor. NJ Giron. has
left the Crown Princess Of SaXony- with whom
he eJoped tp Geneva. efforts are continuing TO
induce the princess 10 go into retirement IN
Austria ==- The American steamer Plelaoes
from Seattle, Wash, is thirteen days overdue at
DoMESTIC.-There Is q prospect that the
Venezuelan controversy may be settled IN
Washington and not by The Hague tribunal
- The President and Mrs. Roosevelt gave q
reception in honor of the diplomatic corps
- Dr. Won Hclleben. the German Ambassa-
dor. left Washington to spend long leaVe OF
absence in Europe on account OF ilIhess.. .,,7I
At the coal strike hearing. President MltcheIl
resented an implication by Chairman Gray that
The miners union in the mire. and declared
il should not be indicted for lawlessness until
connection with acts OF violence was proved
- The annual report of the retiring Attor-
r,ey General Of this State. John {. Davies, speaks
Enthusiastically Of the new law relating to re-
,-eiverships and says that the Franchise Tax
l--,- a.-iSs
utmost importance. - The Rev DR.. Sheddin
NJ Csrisvoid, OF Hudson. N Y, was consecrated
Bishop Of Sans by Bishop Doane at Albany.
CITY-Securities were strong and active.
= John B. Mcdonald shook his finger at
Controller Grout in verbal clash over 1he
iIogl-pay4nent Of subway construction claims
= AT the end of the inquest into the death
of Leonard f Roos, Coroner Jackson had ar
rested the lawyer. woman and Italian who at
tended The art dealer the jury accusing thet
.,f ha astenirG his death. - II was announced
mar Johp D Rockefeller. ir., to build. at a
lost OF S3a0oo0. clubhouse for the Mems CIup
~ the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. - An
officer from the District Attorneys oflce Walteu
in vain for Reginald {. vanderbilt AT Ihe G an
rizer Line nier II was said that the
S1eOtst0 fund 10 he distributed among certain
1vronGed creditors Of Marquand q % was nor Ioe
70 rrlv immunity A woman who said sue
zvzs Christian Scientist was arrested 1or
Sbopliftins in q SiXJh-ave- department store
Captain Titus u1ed to beItlie CaPtaI" ~
O'PeiIIv's work in the Oak-st preciiiCt' -
Colonel Overs application for a review OF s ths
18th Regiment ny General Butt was IeIuseu Ser
h,- General Smith. the brigade colrlllaIlue
4 mail wagon driver was arrested Ios
oct, and checks aggregating S1o3l We're routo
- !, a. -,e.l,;-,or Borough President Cantor
,,,.,,.s5 - ti7st the strike at the City Hall had
7.ao-r 7a~la red of -=- A frequent ferry service
Us established with RandalI's Island -
The hotel men had their anhual oliiliei a. -
1nonicc's. z,.
T457, WEATHER Indications for TO-DAY:
,,s-+i-- eIondv. The temperature yesterday
1Jsebcer 34 degrees: lowest -