Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-13
THE WEEK ENDING JAN. 10, 1905.

President Roosevelt took no action look
ing To an fnyee tirat tou of tho forc.ible eicc-
tIon OF Mrs Minor Morris from the white
-. $50 ..,
iouse' ne nppoih'eu iehry H. Son"son
United states attorney for the southern dis
trict OF New York; the President presented
n medal OF honor IN Cant Church OF the
Rough Ridsr. ara w.. ,,,,to,.a into tho
,s -. N We ~ ~
I"proFeo oruer OF hed Men secretary
Taft In a letter to the President. answered
the charges made against affairs I'm the
Panama canal ,ona ,rh pro.,,.o, .,,h
,r,,,.a a. ro. a., -, -. ~, ,-.,
w e'o'' 'io 'oPoi'e Va 'no 's'"
MINI cahaI commission ana the Panama
Railroad Company. together with the let
ter OF Secretary Taft and I'm n ,nassave ac-
Commanding IN. d,curor,s oour,od nc ,,,,,-
80. ,.,..s...,.,..,s. 49,, ,1,. -,
est investigation OF canal anairs; through
resolution drawn by Senator Gorman, the
Senate directed the Investigation OF the en-
tire admin st IN tim nj Panama cana, of
fairs. IN execu,,ve s...,or NJ paoon,s No
' '.Ssi''' WI po''' "o
roccah resolution OF inquiry was sent To
the calendar; Safto Domingo affairs and
the merchant marine commIssion'a shining
bill were discussed In the Senate; the House
discussed the Philippine tariff bill and axed
upon Monday for taking yote on the
measure; Representative Sheppard of Texas
introduced a resolution In the House pro-
viding for an investigation OF the election
OF Mrs. Minor Morris from the White
House, and later spoke on the resolution.
Representative Oyerstreet Announced his in
tention OF resigning az secretary of the re-
publican congressional campaign commit
tee as a result of the non-appojntnent of
his candidate for the suryeyorship of Gus
toms at INDIANAPOLIS A verdict vas reached
at Annapolis in the case of Midshipman
Marzoni, charged with hazrix but the re-
suit was not made public ri n Rogers
vice president OF the Standard OIL Com
pany was again called TO testify in the
suits to Dust that comnanv from Tho state
n Mfccn
lions put to him by the attorney general
OF that state; the Questions were certified
to the supreme court and Mr.. Rogers was
ordered to show cause WHY no sbnnid not
answer them State Senator Rrackett,s
resolution asking for the resignation of
United States Senator Depew was mada a
special order in the upper body of the Now
G rupR ,esls aais The Southern Cotton
ventlon at New Orleans. Mrs Cassie chad
wick began her ten years Imprisonment in
the penitentiary. Earthquake shocks were
60, ~ nr nssoufI, Nansas ana Nebraska.
houses in Haverstraw ,o,,, e,l'' ! !ee,.
into a pit sixty feet deem which had been
cut in connection with the brick-making in
oustry there Seven persons, all of one
p1nass,. VII burned TO death In fire at
and four others "a a,i' men were Killed
nIosion Of q tnr 90 - .IiJui ca uy an eX-
Eight persons were Titled and 800 IL IL
jured in fire in tho West IL, ~ Ara. IN
CeanOliS
on the Phila delnbi. ava paaS;,a 49,, 80
at Horn Ssding Do -, T W IIn Ialltoau
of tho fiItratiaS7n - 'ohs M ", w n,i,, eA-chieI
acquitted of a charge of fnrnnrI IA va Vas
fyinp accounts nv 80 60 - ai1u iaiSl-
GrnaI,,o 49,. Inc tiiai Oh benjamin ID.
irrao,,I,si.i IT, I'm a.. Cd nor charged with
barbor ,,-orI II. eoliliectioh with savannah
Tn . ,XoI,o,; ~ Mae c'tiieu at savannah. ia.
VT 49, ~ .i report coroner MIX stated
WI We ~ 'ilae 1nalies a Edwards of New
bie NJ Sro WIZ was round dead at the home of
- oiotie, -il-iaW, at New Haven, Conn,
Iau sHol hlnself and then taken poison
~ t"ehty-1our hours in Chicago there were
Two murders, six attempted suicides and
three attempts at murder two of which
may prove fatal. Among those who died
was Dr. William Rainey Harper president
OF the University of Chicago, at his home
IN the university grounds.
Eora;r,, Art
AnaIrs.
Inc Russian Christmas passed ouietIy
and the premier expressed confidence tbat
the countrv u,ourd ax.,a--~- 'iit''
crisis; the former minister of finance stated
tha1 S24l'5oo,OeO remained to be provided
10 meet extraordinary expenses; the first
oeballs or the rebellion in Siberia were
iiaoe pubic anarchy prevailed in many
oi'ies ana troups Joined the insurgent
lo,ces; CONDITIONS improved after the arrival
oI royal troops; nearly $50 persons We're
killed or injured in the Armenian Semi
nary al Tffiis which was attacked nv Cos.
oe'ShS iOltbWlllS the throwing of two bombs
from the institution at a passing natroI
The German White Book on the Moroccan
case was issued and was received in
France as a harmless series of documents
In no wise affecting Frances attitude The
triennial elections for third of the mem
bership of the French senate resulted in
the return Of most of the former members:
diplomatic relations between France and
Venezuela were considered broken AL
though the former country sent no formal
ultimatum to President Castro The Prin-
cess Maria Teresa of Spain and Prince
Ferdinand of Bavaria were married in
Madrid. The British parliament was dis
solved and King Edward summoned the
new body to meet February 13. Tsinan-Fu
the capital of the province of Shan-Tung,
was formally opened to foreign commerce.
Two provinces in Ecuador were held bv the
rebels and President Garcia declared the
republic state. President Morales OF
Santo Domingo offered TO resign his claim
to the presidency if permitted TO leave the
country and took refuge on the limited
States gunboat Dubuque
In the District.
The first District day of the session, in
the House res,IItad in n o,t+sois,,, ~, ~,
a. - a. ., ~ 0ii'icish on the