New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
FOR THE BUSY NAN.
Constaat Reader Tells WHat IA
Missed in Last Weeks PaDer

the Car was made ar the ceremony of tr-. a.
Ing Of the Neva last week One OF the a-,ns - -
saluting battery was loaded with case 49, 's
one Of the missiles cut down a STANDARD a -, sN1
in front OF the Gar On the day folio7vfn.. - -
was a great popular uprising. led by 1o0Oae sf-r-
who demand a national assembly in ST. Petar,s.'
The city seemed the verge OF a revol,-io,
strikers forcing shops 10 close, thousands 80 sa
agitators and fanatics urging bioodshsd ,,s
streets filed with troops. Foreigners wera - -
ing to send their families away '1'
Il heard something about a plan TO shut ~, o.
nese open door and divide I'D what Wa -r
among the poverty stricken European pousT. .-
Busy Man sd
Secretary Hay found out about that, -.
/ Constant Reader. and at once put the ksos5 N
tt-diplOmatically. OF course He made ipo-, VI
showing he was aware of me scheme and bfs-" "
of inquiry addressed to the powers have -
swered by replies that China should M, ii =
turbed at the end of the Russ0-Iapauesa -
The Far East fighters seem 70 be taking =,
said Busy Man. IS
The North Sea Commissions public i,or,-
Paris into the firing by the Russian Bslfie - .
ron on the English trawtia fleet was tse ,,s-'
feature OF the war news last week" rctu-ne5 e.
slant Reader. WI
Sort OF a humdrum week at home ard asrcas
so far as 1 saw said Busy Nan
We'll. let's see was Constant Readers -.-,.
Here's a few OF the things y0u missed
Premier Combes and his Cabinet ra-v,5 -
France, though still able 10 renain IN oowe- f.
such a way as 10 insure a continuance ~ -
policy. A great disaster was narroWl- ays-.+
though FOR one day a Royals- Deputy rushed ar
the Premier brandishiag a huge saucsran.
In Congress the House voted To- s,.BDorr ,,
Judge Swayne impeachment articles Re vrr1 -
tried in the Senate. The triaI viii talk. ro,,-,
out OF the thirty-eight days left for sessions 81.
so thereH be diminution in the smorn+ os 49,,
legislation The Senate considered a bin resilati-~
the restoration 10 citizenship OF American yvorra
who are married TO foreigners and become ,ri5
or are divorced 1t heard Senator NftcbaIf-s M
qualified denial or the charges made sea---- rf-
IN the Oregon land fraud cases Spee<s- Csr-.
of the House declared that the consensus OF onl,i
was against tariff revision. Senator Reed srro,-
made his defence. declaring ,nat he had nevs~
been under the orders or direction of the I7or7,o
Church in politics, and never would be. and mar
he did not believe that any one living in rolv-anr,
should hold public office As an sftcrth0ugbt IA
stated that he became n candidate for serat,-
after receiving the permission 0c the AIorrno,
Church Another witness. West Point graduate
refused to reveal the Mormon Church oatn.
Senator Burton. once convicted Of accepting "A
retainer for get-rich-quick concern in postoA7c,
deals. received a trial at the hands Of m.
United States Supreme Court. DR. Irvine -h
board OF Inquiry OF the Episcopal Church hayir-
discovered that II Illegally constituted ana
therefore unable to hear the Bishop futile charges
brought civil suit for slander against the bishop
AS the result OF friction with Commissioner Cen
erSG sargent immigration commissioner Williams
stationed at Ellis Island, resigned, and ROberc
WatchOrn was appointed 10 succeed him Rhode
Island made bid for an increase in population by
proposing the enactment of law making the Civ
ing and accepting Of tips crime The FAN River
mills strike. which had lasted six months and ill.,
volved twenty-five thousand persons was SET
tied by the efforts OF Governor Douglas Evidently
the shoe IS the right foot Both strikers and
employers say they won The danger OF a strike
the Pennsylvania system because the brakemen
refuse to do the work OF iremen at odd times wa5
stiH menacing.
"Gessler Rosseau arrested. confessed that he sent
the Internal machine built TO destroy the steamer
Umbria to the Cunard pier in May. 1902. and that
he also tried TO dynamite the statue OF Frederick
the Great in Washington The New-Ycrk State
Bar Association voted to take no further action on
the charges against Justice Warren B. Hooker al
though formally disappearing his acts at meet
ing declared have been packed by his supporters
and declined TO submit them the legislature for
investigation Senator Elsbergs bill abolishng the
Office of coroner, passed but killed last year. was
again introduced In the legislature.
District Attorney Jerome and Police Comnls-
soner McAdoo played battledore and shuttlecocA
with the gamblers Thanks to the DQwhns act
Jerome was able to make all the gamblers CONFESS
and seize all their paraphernalia All the Wei
known tiger Iairs were closed. McAdoO ordered
lot of pooIroom raids took the names Of al those
caught. who are TO be used as witnesses under the
Bowling act and began to take interest IN the Ia
that the pOorOOms are still using telegraph am
telephone wires. He preferred charges against
Captain Tighe, and went over the station o1ot'7-'
after evidence against other captains VINO hae7
been derelict in duty. I. \. Selisman' JACOB H.
Schifr and other wealthy Jews began a eluSa'7
against the cadet system whlch Oa1s -a
wipe out monstrous evil that the poAce
carefully sidestepped Jacob SchiR. lsldor S'Iaos'
Adolph Ochs and others petitiOned the state re
gents 10 remove the State Librarian. MelVA Do"S'
because he had used his Office 10 advertise the AaN
Placid Company. OF which he IS preslael'', o.
which excludes Jews from its hotels and col'a9e
Ex-senator Michael ]. COfey sued Ihs Sc
Hugh AIcIaughIin for S600000. alleged % % pa
OF his share of a railroad deal The c.vH SUN %
John r. Platt against Mrs Hannah hiias 70 -
cover $65OOOO he had given her was - go .,s5
decision was reached The ased plalh'N -.
he had given the negress everything o~@ -
cToTbes and that his family caused nm 70 So
Andrew Carnegie reimbursed students OF Ooe.~
College for lo-ses sustained N ING 60
bank which lent money to Mrs ChatwI0A- -,
The city brought suit against the Elnple -
subway Company fcr 100000. and al e-a1ol'
srb1vavs conduits and ducts. the former OelliS ~
cIared due the city under an agreement VIII - -
company and the latter forfeited D001,,. D00'-1
agreement had not been kept Park Couil--s9,' -.
PaIIas decided to keep the Junle4 nalis-oN' a." -,
to give IT'S custody to either the Daugnters -
Taroes The grand Jury. decided that tne10 =,
been a conspiracy in the Dodse-Nofse - Cor,-
and tried 10 find somebody 10 lndcl- - tsn
missioner Darlington announced that -''s v ,vsr
thousand ahead OF 1898 in deaths me S f0ss
steerage rates between the ocean s'ealSA's s'ea...-,-
c,r,a 70 an end The trial OF two OF ths So -
boat inspectors who passed the General S.s he
as amply provided with hfe-saVins appni-',,o
gan DELEGATES from various civic orsaI,sd
held a conference at the City CUB anu mike
that the Raines law hotels must 60 B. = -,
-, ,r,nounced sane and released - -,
sanatorum. but IS still in legal mesh Le ,ssssor
~ II Mason family perished In a nre- I-lgm
SNYDER Of Philadelphia. announced th@I sal
was in the SUM- and that its activity Is -, sbout