New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Senate: Mir. Patterson intro
a,,ced a resolution declaring the action OF inc
democratic caucus i'm attempting 10 JIM 80
ators 10 vote against the DOMINICAN uea1s u
.f+,,.ior.l. FEBRUARY IA fixed as Ihe
1trne for taking vote on the shipping plii;
t-Ille tIo,,ee- Debate on the Hepburn Railroad
Rate bin continued. Representatives i1i'''e
and Grosyenor speaking against IL
FOREIGN-Russia is endeaVorlng 10 neso-
500 a treaty with China extending the FORMER
countrv's Influence i'm Mongolia ana 1 ulkisca
- aniis+ino Chinese aid in ofsetting privileges
gained NV Japan civil war Is stlH raging
IN Tiyonia and daily encounters are repoI leu ~
Piga- the troops are executing all capluIeu
,,elals Adyices from Paris say that con-
fdence is expressed in ministerial SLces eior 90
an agreement viii be reached AT AlseCiIaS ",
The basis of French control OF lhe ponce, '
condition OF the appointment OF certain nuil
- ,of foreie1o oficers. Countess Boni
de Castellane entered plea for divorce peI LII
a French court An official statement was
issued i'm London denying disquieting rurnors
in regard 10 the health of King Edward. ="
A regiment Of infantry and two squadIoiis %
cavalry al Manila have received o'Iefs 10 pre-
pare for field service. presumabla IN Ih i
- The Liberals have postponed ne question:
Of opposing Mr.. Balfour's CANDIDACY Nat''t
Hume Long has repudiated suggestions tn le
should lead the TniOnist party. - IAtte hope
of reaching an a greement with the United states
on the tariff question was expressed at inc
Foreign Office at Berlin
DOMESTIC-John F. Wallace. testifying be-
fore the Senate Canal Committee. attacked
Secretary Taft, Chairman Shonts and W. y.
H.
regulations governing admission OF Chinese 70
this country liberal, with view TO check-
ing the hOVCOtt on American goods IN emma
49, Patrick Dolan. president of District NO.
r Of the Mine Workers Union. IN defence OF
his action in voting contrary 10 their instrue-
tons told the convention at Pittsburg that
strike NOW would lead TO disaster - Gov
ernor Higgins at Albany said that he expected
an investigation OF the State Banking Depart
unent but doubted the wisdom OF such a move.
CITY Stocks closed firm. - The prest-
dent 81 the Imperial Trustee Company Of Jersey
City and TWO alleged brokers were arrested by
the federal authorities charged with using the
mails for fraud. == District Attorney Je-
rome said that he might the case against
Justice Deuel. over TO the Bar Association. =-
District Attorney Jerome refused TO talk OF the
possibility OF placing the insurance case before
the grand jury, but il said that indict-
ments might be expected. =-= The Chinese i'm
perial commissioners ended their visit 10 this
city after inspecting the Standard Oil plant al
BaYonne. =- An application by Commission
or Bingham for Sl6l.Oe0 approved by the
finance committee of the Board Of Aldermen;
the telephone squad was abolished by General
Bingham. -= IT was brOJ ght at the trial
Of Force of Life that the concern had a mill
ion patients. =- 1t was declared by friends
or the proposed transit measure that a munich
pal ownership clause in the bill would regulate
+ future bidding subway contracts 80 AT
the examination Of Colonel w. d. Mann on the
charge Of perjury one of the employees of Town
Topics was ordered 10 produce the mailing list
Tor 1903 or he would be liable to contempt of
court -= Dock Commissioner Rensel cut the
Staten Island ferry schedule 10 three boats an
hour
THE Observation-Disclosures for TODAY.
RAN ana colder. The temperature Yesterday:
Hlehest 81 degrees lowest, 30