New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-09
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS-A message from the President,
counting the fullest investigation of Panama
Canal affairs. was received. = Senate: Mr.
GaIlinger spoke in favor of the Merchant Ma
Tine Commissions Shipping bill, and Mr.. Ray
ner in criticism Of the Presidents policy IN
Santo Domingo - House: The day was de-
voted to District of Columbia business and dis
cussion Of the Philippine Tariff bill
FOREIGN.-The belief is expressed in French
government quarters that energetic ACTON VIII
soon be taken TO force settlement OF the enc
zuelan dispute; America is said to be strongly
supporting the position of France; and through
Mr.. Russell strong representations on behalf OF
France will be made at Caracas. - The BRIT
fish Parliament was dissolved, and King Edward
summoned the new body to meet on FEBRUARY
ID, the polling will close on January rs many
speeches were made by leaders OF the opposIhns
parties. The German White BOOK on the
Moroccan case was issued and was received IN
France harmless series OF docu1lleIlts III ~
wise affecting Frances attitude - MeasLs
ssdvices from Russia tell of slight renewal OF
disturbances at Moscow and minor engage
.s,oe,,ts With insurgents. - China is preparing
70 treat with Russia for a settlement OF cues
lions in Northern Manchuria - 81 Fle lIts
niinllelon. in return for concessions ia9 $3.50
70 Sid the campaign of Newfoundland against
American fishermen.
DOMESTIC State Department received
svord that President Castro had refused TO =
49,. tfars Of settlement made by the New YORK
and Bermuda Asphalt Company; the case VIM
nrohably be submitted TO Congress- =,
Charles A Edwards, who was FOUND oeau IN
ID OF the Hitler homestead, IN NeW-HaNeIi,
Conn last Wednesday morning, was QecIat +
a suicide bV the coroner : FeTulCC. .ao
Pra cl,ett at Albany said that ne Would IelIl1i -
drce his resolution calling on senator DepeM ~
-esipn and would try to pass 1t through: -
A 45ra al the State Normal College AIpaiiy'
caused damage of about S7O0.OO0 - An tit "a;
,,oig clergyman after Investigation, came eut ~
favor OF the canteen for the army - - y -
5ia+ ms reached at Annapolis in the case OF
SIi5ebinnoan Marzoni charged with hazlhs
1z,laicn will not be made public until later -
~ Og5ensbl1rs N Y, a train killed one Huiilei
and So seriously injured another lhat ne nc
die from exposure while trying TO drag hliiiseH
TO nearby shelter.
CITY-Stock5 were irregular closing weak
1t was said that Richard a. McCurdy, eA-
and might give the Truesdale committee ms
version of a certain stock deal - iIoch
commissioner Bensel said that eX-Com1nlSSlone
Featherson had shown faVorltlsm IN sfail'lllS
bids -- Henry H. Rogers entertainer re-
porters before going on the witness staha III Iie
Standard Oil Case. == the tax DoohS "e!e
onaned and showed an estimated increase III
realty valuations OF over $4SO,0OO,0oo ~ MIS-
Eorner was on the stand in NOrthport Long
island in the trial of Dr. James w SIMPSON &C
cused of the murder of her husband - Ii
p w Steger after willing his body to the Col
1ege Of Physicians and Surgeons took poison
last Sunday night in the Audubon Hotel anu an.
-Ti1I nrohably die one firm in this city
welded to the striking printers; the Iypotne.+
said its companies were resisting successfully
The battleship Kentucky returned 10 IIle
T2rooklvn navy yard damaged but not dlsaoIed
~ rbo collision. - Mayor Mcclellan Appoint
ed Lee Kohns tax commissioner
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day
Fair preceded by snow. The temperature yes
ferday: Highest, 80 degrees; lowest =