New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
.Nssu:apar's DaiIl, 0Tibrssre
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY /, 1905.
THE. NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- - The Senate considered lhe
Statehood bill; it passed a measure 10 curp otsI
Capitalization of corporations in the Dlstrlcl oA
Columbia and bill TO prevent express IgL1.pa Jga.
MES carrying obscene literature. - S thouSo
The House considered the Postofhce AppFopitao
ton bill: Mr.. Payne gave assurance tLa' Ii.'
annronria tions would be kept within the gov
ernrnent's income; the leadership OF Johh onaLp
Williams practically repudiated Wnei lily lILe
Democrats broke away from him and IN IaIse
numbers voted against the Senate army APPIo
priation bill amendments. one or when . Mouta
give General Miles his fun pay WhlIe seLElns 1ar
with the Massachusetts, militia; the nhat oFet
throw of Mr. Williams's leadership Is preolcteo'
FoREIGN--The Daily Mairs' Warsaw cor
respondent says that the end or the strlhe is III
sight though sniping OF troops continues nun
dreds of arrests have been made ana liie 1 hiiIe3
are estimated at three hundred. - @ 1elleL 10 %
Kuropatkin, in a dispatch dated January oo,
reported that the Japanese had falled 10 PRESS
their attack and that villages captured py the
Russian right were still held. - AoVlces
from St Petersburg said that economic depres-
sion caused by the stoppage of trade with ST.
IBERIA and ManchuTia, was the cause oA Hte
rising of worknen. - Sharp fighting took
place on Monday between forces OF Genera
Kuroki and the Russian left, ACCORDING TO
dispatch from Noukden; thousands OF wounoeo
men are arriving at the hospitals. - rus,
sian officers at the Dogger Bank inquiry uestlheu
TO the presence of torpedo boats IN lhe Norln
Sea - The British steamer Alba went
ashore near Haar!em and VIII be a total loss:
rzentv-fye of her crew were reported in dam
ger - Six persons were held by the ponce
At Paris on suspicion Of having been concerned
a-pendicitis was performed on Princess VIC
toria at Buckingham Palace.
DOafESTIC-Presidert Roosevelt. IT was an
rounced IN Washington, is determined TO press
for the ratification Of the arbitration treaties
without amendT.1e ent. == President hooseVeIl
and Attorney General Moody are determined TO
r,roceed yriminally against the big beef packers
unless they obey TO the letter the injunction
made permanent by the United States Supreme
Court decision OF Monday. - TWO women
were subpenaed TO appear before the
Senate III the s%ay1e trial. - Presl-
cent Roosevelt and members OF the Cabi-
net made gifts TO the Hanna memorial
fund 80 Reports 10 the State Department in
dicated trouble between the governments of
France and Hayd.
CITY@Stocks were strong and active. -
Austen @. Fox named the committee OF nine
that is to reform the police; Commissioner Nc
Adoo sent his recommendations for police legls-
lation TO the Mayor -= Samuel Spencer. pres
tdeut of the Southern Railway, talked about
President Roosevelt's Philadelphia speech. -
Bird S. Coler resigned as president OF the ClV1l
Service Board. - The plan for reorganiz-
ing the finances of the American Ice Company
was announced; IL includes the formation OF q
holding company with a capital OF S20,oO0,OOo.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, "a degrees; lowest, 15