New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
Nesp9lnrk DaiIp Gribnire
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY l, 1906
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- Mr.. Patterson, Of Col
orado. Democrat, strongly supported Bresioenl
Roosevelts policies in regard to Santo Domingo.
Morocco and railroad rate regulation -
House: Debate on the Hepburn Railroad hate
bill continued.
Observation-Disclosures from ST. Petersburg
tell of dissensions among the popular parties on
the question Of the dOuma- - AdVlces from
Elizabethpol say that the war between the Ar
menians and Tartars has been renewed -
The japanese Minister Of War said that the
japanese government would urge the British
government 10 reform its army organlzauoh' a
million persons in Japan are reported 10 De on
the verge of starvation == Marquis Ito out
lined the japanese policy in regard to the de-
velopment of Corea- - German soLaiers M al
Angus Macdonald, a Canadian surgeon IN tne
Boer war. = Two heavy earthshocks oc-
CURED a Guayaqui yesterday morning ana
caused a panic in the capital - The liam
burg American steamer Sylvia when salieo
from Nladivostok with large nuInper UI fs ad
sian troops returning home, struck mine ana
was beached near the fortress; one lie Was re- a.
ported lost - There were violent scenes In
many churches Of Paris owing 10 ne hosIliiIy
~ the Catholics toward attempts of Sovernm u
commissioners to make inventories OF the --'p-
critics.
DOMESTIC.-Governor Higgins, at Albany
denied reports that the Senators who are trying
10 shut off the bank inquiry were representing
him or expressing his views. =- Assembly
man Tompkins introduced a resolution Gaming
for an Immediate adjournment OF the Assembly
a bill curtailing the power OF Fire ChleI
f-rolxer and the measures aimed at Superln-
tendent Maxwell were introduced by Assembly
man Tomphins The SAKE bill for the tax
alton OF non-residents was passed by the senate.
The air brakes on a Baltimore ana ONO
express refused TO act on a steep grace near
Cumberland, Nd and the train spec ninety
miles an hour. The report Of the state
Health Department, issued at Albany, shoWei
that in 1905 pneumonia was responsible Tor
larger number of deaths in the State than any
other disease. - A maddened bull stampeded
the citizens Of Wakefield, Mass, delayed an ex-
press train and did other damage before 1T was
killed by a posse. Apparently irreconcilable
differences arose between the miners and opera
tors at the conference at indianapolis
CTrY-Stocls were strong -= Justice Gill
6ersleeve handed down a decision that he Wouio
not order II. II. Rogers 10 answer the questions
in the Standard Oil case till the Missouri courts
had decided on a similar question. 80 A
brother OF Bishop Stefan was killed ana TWO
other men wounded in a fight growing out OF the
religious dispute in the Syrian colony. - Az
hdaVits in support of a motion for new trial
for Albert T. Patrick were filed in the District
Attorneys Office, in some Of which il is alleged
that Jones. the valet, had admitted ne lied at
Patricks trial. == The committee which has
been investigating the traction merger reported
that the holders of Metropolitan Securities stock
would gain bv exchanging Ii under the new ar
rangement == Miss Roosevelt and her flance
Representative Longworth, returned TO Wash
ington- == fog lasting six hours delayed
traffic the rivers and bay. - Six persons
We're slightly injured in a streetcar collision at
23d-st and Sth-ave. -= The allied iron
Citations held a meeting in this city and issued an
ultmatum 10 the unions, declaring they would
dght for permanent open shop. = man
said 10 be wanted in the case of the trunk which
had false bottom got away on the Rotterdam;
word was cabled 10 hold him and companion.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, Il
degrees; lowest 80.