New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 1s. 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

co,ycRFss-senate: The Legislative Appro-
rriafion bin was taken up and the bill OF the
Merchant Marine Commission was EePotted'
80 House: The session was devoted 70 u1scHso GsIS
sion OF the articles Of impeachment OF Suose
Swayne.
FOREIGN.-It is believed in St petersburg
that the Gar Will decide that the war must ~
on til Russia can make peace Win otsiie9 ny:
report was published in Berlin that
Marshal Oyama has received heavy relniorce-
ments from Port Arthur; -. hspoIas Ias ,a,pIv
General Nogi show that Port Arthur was falriy
well supplied with ammunition. - Inc cooe
OF procedure Of the North Sea Commission pr3-
.ides that the British side Of the Dogger BahA
case shall be heard first: that all testimony sha4i
be taken IN public while deliberations are hslu
IN secret. = Novelh' the Ita1lah scooa' S
Yloands $4,000 damages from Liebler d 90.
- Fierce fighting among Kayole trioesinen u
Morocco IS reported. == Mr. BanouT, at a
dinner in his honor. declared that the duty OF an
T3ritons was TO work for stronger union Win
the colonies - The date for the conVenihg Oh
Parliament has been set for February L. ana
short session is expected.
DOMESTIC.-The programme OF the fNePup-
lican leaders IN Congress is TO modify rev laL
ST schedules in such way as TO avolo ots'Si SIa
ence OF business at the special session 70 ne s
~ the fall - Samuel Spencer, presldent ot
the Southern Railway, expressed the oppos-tlol1l
of The great railroad company TO govSThIlelIe m
control OF rates before the House CoInIlIIteS %
TrterSfa4e and Foreign Commerce. - EA-
Governor Morgan G. Bulkeley was CHOSEN as the
nominee Of the Republicans OF me C0LhseI-St C. -
General Assembly for United States Senator 70
succeed General Joseph r. Hawley. - Onlteo
states Senators Lodge and Crane were nom
srsted to succeed themselves by the hepupncahs
Of MASSACHUSETTS,. - The COLORADO contest
for Governor was formally opened, and the legls-
3stllre was asked to open the ballot boxes III lne
r1Is-ected precincts in Denver and elsewhere III
the state in the interests of Ex-Governor fea-
l1odv - In q railroad wreck due 10 WasI-
out In Mississippi q general passenger anu
freight agent was killed, and In conlSlon IN
NeW-Mexico several persons lost their hVes
CTTY-stocks were dull and heavy. =
Commissioner McAdoo relying on the DOWNING
at took the names Of $50 persons as witnesses
80 two raids on alleged gambling and pool rooms:
- The Rapid Transit Board declared tseh
opposed to ParEons's plan for a railroad n
Fronx Park - Testimony at the Munroe q
Nunroe hearing was to the effect that A. u.
I,oornis Of the National City Bank, had recon-
rnended the alleged bankrupt firm and dts PET
stock and that A B. Leach had tried 10 nave
3 pooling agreement destroyed. - Tenoerloln
ryamblers scared by District Attorney Jerome 3
activity, closed their doors and shipped theT
paraphernalia TO Jersey. == w. N Afhorg
FED protest with the Rapid Transit CoHInls-
sion against the Metropolitan plans Tor a SUD
way, charging that the application was not mace
IN good faith. == The Hotelmen's Association
had largely attended dinner
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and much colder. The temperature yester-
day: Highest, A. degrees; lowest, 2S