New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-08
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MONDAY, JANUARY s, 1905.
THE. NEWS THIS MORNING.

/ FOREIGN.-Fears in France that trouble with
Germany may result from the conference at
iAlgeciras have been partly dispelled by the be
lief that Italy and some of the other powers Will
support the French contentious; 1t is added that
the French delegates have idea Of yielding
hhe claim 10 special privileges. = Count
WHITE is quoted as saying that Gernany's aims
are pacific and that he expects quiet CONFER
ence at Algeciras. ~ The Russian Christmas
passed quietly, and the Premier expressed conf
dence that the country would emerge safely from
hhe crisis; the estimated revenues for the pres
ent year show only a small decrease from the
Figures Of 1905. = NJ. Kokovsen, the former
Russian Minister of Finance. said that S2415OO,-
1000 remained TO be provided 10 meet the eX-
fraordinary expenses. -- Sir henry Ca1nppeli-
Bannerman. the British Premier issued his
election address. in which he sweepingly assa1ls
the Cnionist policy - Reserves attacked
.rolice station in Guayaquil but We're dispersed;
IA number of regular troops are said TO have
iio,ned +he ins11rgent forces - The triennial
elections for a third of the membership of the
French Senate resulted in the return of most OF
the former members.
DOMESTIC.-The quarterly bulletin of Com
missioner Sherman, issued at Albany, showed
labor in New York State to be in prosperous
condition. ~ slight earthquake shock was
felt in Kansas. - A girl at Lee. Mass was
killed by a hatpin which severed her jugular
vein. - II was said at Greenwich Conn, that
third man would be arrested to-day in con-
nection with the Morrill, case - There were
no developments in the inquiry into the murder
OF Charles A. Edwards at New-Haven. ~
Frank ]. Constantine. alleged to have shot Mrs.
Gentry in Chicago was not captured his par
ents are thought to live in New-Rochelle-
CITY.-The battleships Kentucky and Kear-
sarge ran aground the main channel in the
lower harbor and the Alabama rammed the
Kentucky. injuring her so seriously that she was
ordered 20 the Brooklyn navy yard. - A
car at the Grand Central Station was driven
across the c0ncourse and against the waiting
room wall killing one man and seriously injur-
ing another. Many horses We're killed in a
fire which destroyed a big stable in The Bronx.
g. Firemen were painfully burned while saw
ing horses in a $4,000 blaze in Harlem. 49,
Five boys, calling themselves One Eyed
Dicks Bold Bandits, captured after rob-
bling a store. - Captain Tracy, Of the Eliza
beth-st. station with detectives raided an al
legged Chinese gambling place. - It was said
that J. A McCall's illness had at no time been
eerious, and that he much better. = w.
III. WINS. in address in Brooklyn, discussed
the present tendencies in American life. -
Or. Parkhurst spoke at "anti-graft' meeting;
he said that he sorry General Bingham
swore, as gentleman would do so. = 1t
was decided to make last effort TO save the life
of Mrs Antonette Tolla. the New-Jersey muir
oeress, who is sentenced 10 be hanged on Friday.
E. A little boy tainted and was run away with
while riding q saddle horse in Central Park
g. Jack O'Brien the pugilist, was requested
by the Hotel Netherland management to change
his quarters.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day;
Snow. The temperature yesterday: Highest 81
6egrees; lowest, 2S.