New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-05
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 5. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-Botk houses reassembled after
the holiday recess. - Senate: Ex-Governor
La Toilette was sworn IN as senator rom MS Ms,
pine Tariff bill began, Mr.. Payne making the
opening speech in its favor
FORFIGN-Joseph Chamberlain howled
down IN an attempt TO speak before mass
meeting at Derby, and proposition to give Ger
aid W. Balfour vote Of confidence was de-
feated at another mass meeting in Leeds. which
he represents. - The rebels in Riga, VINO
seized the Provodnik rubber factory. were forced
to surrender after an all day bombardment
g. Admiral Rojestvenski in the "NOvoe
yrenya,'' explained that the Russian Minister
of Marine was not responsible for his letter
about the British feet - General Rodri-
guez, the Morales leader. was killed in battle
outside Puerto Plata, and his troops were scat
tered. - A report from the American Vice
Consul at Managua that Masaya. NIc cIa as ua;
had been overwhelmed by an earthquake ana
volcanic eruption was denied by President Ze-
laya, OF Nicaragua - An official OF me
British Foreign Office said IN London that there
was no fear Of serious disagreement at the
conference on Morocco, if Germany did not pre-
sent demands interfering with French rights
DOMEsTIC-It was announced at the White s
House that the wedding Of Miss Roosevelt ana
Mr.. Longworth will take place at noon on rep,
ruary IL. - Speaker Wadsworth conferred
with many friends and politicians concerning
the makeup of his slate. but announcement
of appointments was made. - Allan MaXcy
Hitler brother-in-law of Charles A Edwards,
who was murdered in New-Haven. was detained
without bail until the results Of the inquest are
made known. - w E. Corey presloenI OF
in Pittsburg that no rebates should be accepted
from any railroad - The steamer CITY OF
Pueblo for which much anxiety was felt, was
towed into San Francisco Harbor, with all on
board safe. Governor Guild Of Massachu-
sets IN his inaugural address advocated revis-
ion of the tariff - Six thousand dollars in
bonds, part of the proceeds Of g. robbery, were
found in a cellar IN Bridgeport, Conn. -
Governor Higgins at Albany refused to grant
reprieve to Albert Patrick sentenced to be
executed for the murder Of William Marsh Rice.
CITY-Stocks were weak ~ It was said
that the Mayor removed Commissioner Feather
son because the latter said to have favored
q certain contracting company. - Timothy
l. Woodruff was elected president of the Provi-
dent Savings Life Assurance Society, TO sue
coed Edward W. Scott. - The LackaWanna
ferryboat Binghamton badly damaged the Erie
ferryboat Passaic in a collision on the North
River Contracts were placed for q prt-
waite telephone service for the Fire Department.
- Jacob H Schiff, IN a speech before the
Chamber OF Commerce, predicted big panic
unless the currency is reformed in the near
future so as to be more elastic. = Both the
union and the Typothete gained several re-
cruits; Harper & Bros agreed to the union de-
man6
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair end colder. The temperature yesterday:
Highest 80 degrees lowest. 81