New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
FOR THE BUSY MAN.
Constant Reader Tells Him W1o,
He Missed an Last Weeks Paner.

'T see the Russians are still leading III. a..
csc in the cross-country run in Manchuria." go
Busy Man.
Yes" replied Constant Reader ..L,,-o,..
hustling to breast the tape at Harbin and 1..- =
Is at his heels. having driven him from Tia p..s
There is still chance that Kuropatkin win 10
surrounded 70
Does IL mean the end Of thA uaror ,sL.s
Man.
Indications are that Russia,s announced s....
mination TO continue 1t IS blur" returned cnn-
slant Reader France is practically refusing 10
noat another Russian loan. and the mobilization OF
another army is 10 rekindle the revolu,,o,
whose emoers are still glowing. Looks as II thers
was nothing left for Russia but to make terrn.r
ANY light IN the gas situation?'' asked Busv
Man.
THE legislature passed the Page resolution fo-
an inquiry into prices in New-York City, and ap-
pointed Senators Page, Stevens and Grady and As
semblymen Apgar. Merritt and Palmer thu inor,r,
commission The Lighting Trust submitted bids for
illuminating the city. The bids were no Ioua-
than those Of last year. and Mayor Mcclellan d.
clared they would not be accepted unless there was
a reduction The Legislature decided that thers
would be no investigation into telephone rata IN
this city. 1t being announced that the present rata
would be lowered in April"
rs the Dominican protocol to be entornbed with
the arbitration treaties?' querted Busy Man
Due for a long sleep. II not embalming" was
made an opera bouffe scene in the Senate BIZ de-
clarins that II was put-up Job to benefit William
n. Cromwell and European SPECTATORS"
Quiet week for the President suggested BUSY
Man.
Some crowded hours" replied Constant Rs.as-
He addressed the National Mothers Congress on
family life. and the American Tract Society On thu
education OF immigrants. and rounded up the week
by attending the marriage OF his niece Miss Flea
nor Roosevelt. and two dinners in this city Az
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or the American Revolution. he told why the arm,
and navy should be further strengthened"
st. Patrick's Day celebrated. Guess that's
about ALL said Busy Man
Just bit more" said Constant Reader "Pa,s-
V. De Graw was appointed Fourth Assistant Post
master General. to succeed Bristow. Sir William
Macdonald a Montreal tobacco man. announced
that he would give 100000 for education In the
Province Of Quebec. President Castro OF Venezuela
was reported to have seized the French cable pre-
paratoTy 10 revoking concessions to the COMPANY
According to agreement. Governor Adams Of Coin
RADIO unseated. Governor Peabody was seated
and then resigning. succeeded by Lieutenant
Governor Mcdonald Rochester Theological Semi
nary received $4,000 from the estate OF John Jones
David B. Hill argued before the New-York State
Court OF Appeals for a reversal of the conviction
Of Albert 7. Patrick for the murder OF William
Marsh Rice. Canada announced that she would
expel the Mormon Church from her borders The
Mormon Church in Utah expelled ex-senator F. j.
Cannon for editoriaIly critcisiag its high officers
u. F. Cordova- the New-Jersey minister was
sey lightning STYLE The utah senate decared ina,
there had been fraud In the awarding of medals
found guilty of attempting defraud a national
bank. The report OF the United States Steel Cor.
poration for 1894 showed decrease IN earnings aud
dividends. Eight hundred and fifty thousand do
Wa iG an aCb.SloiaI Sils LOT
boat inspector. was again tried on a charge OF
Brodie l. Duke sued for separation from the hus-
band she hasn't seen since he was released from a
sanatorium.
Bids for lighting the city for the coming year.
were found TO be no lower than those of last yea.
and the Mayor ordered that they De rejected Henri!
r. Reed. a wealthy Boston merchant was found
company bought the Iownsend-DoWney shipyard
plant The appointments Of Charles ". Anderson
the negro, internal revenue collector at this po.
and OF Charles H Treat as Treasurer OF the United
States, were confirmed.
Society recommended that pOlicyholders be allowed
TO elect twenty-eght OF the directors, Two more
atiVe for four Years and james H Hyde to remain
In control OF his stock Twenty persons ded IN an
barricadng OF fire escapes. and the Mayor ordered
an Investigation All the departments snirteo tAe
"A writ was served on the Board OF AldeTmea
for ii TO show why it should not act on The New
York Connecting Railway franchise. and oii was
introduced the legislature taking away the power
The new Broadway Tabernacle received Sso9
IN gifts The report OF the committee o. M fSia5
OF Police the abolshing OF the detective seTssaars
and the lengthening or the CotlillSS4oiS-ls
Senator j. ]. Frawey's wife obtained SCUM -
kota divorce II discovered that oscar 'Sa5
SON caretaxer at the W. Gould Brokaw nome sISs
on February p last. stolen property worm 49,
from IL and set fire TO the house TO conceal ue
theft. DR.. Darlington appointed a con1inlsson
investigate the epidemic OF meningitis, which caused
ninety-nine deaths in the preceding week .t
AS the aftermath OF the L and subway s ssISs
traffic delayed and there were many ~ had
Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke declared tnat nc Ia
been misQuoted in speech which mace I'm =, ~
he would have fossils in the management VI 30
Metropolitan Museum OF Art 80. r.,g-
The death list OF the week Included ales
genhem the copper man. and BTsSder Dei'-'
Thomas II. Barber.
STRUCK FOR Il UOODSHED'