New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 3. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-An Poland is again in revolt
against Russian rule; strikes are general at ar
saw and LODI. and work is being done IN the
coal regions; a number OF stations and bridges
have been destroyed. - Count Wltte oehleu
that he was urging the proclamation or a consul
tuition and said that no further CONCESSIONS WouIu
be made until order was restored. =" AdV1ces
from Moscow reiterate that the losses 10 prop
erty and life have been greatly exaggerated; the
rebellion shows signs of revival. - Inc
situation in the Baltic provinces reported 10 De
still critical despite the stern measures taken py
the troops; three hundred strikers attacked ara
killed number of dragons at Riga; the as
saiiants were later surrounded. -- MI Bal
four issued his election address, in which he
pointed out flaws in the Liberal principles ano
referred to the need Of fiscal reform. - CoIohe
Cotton, in message sent from Santo domingo
on December 80, said that Morales was reported
near the city: that his capture expected
and that the naval policy OF the United States
had prevented serious complications
DOMESTIC-James w. Wadsworth. jr. was
chosen for Republican nominee for Speaker on
the Assembly, defeating his opponents IN the
caucus Overwhelmingly - truce was ue
clared between the Hargis faction ana lts sue
cessful opponents in Jackson, ky.--Juoge
Thomas II. Paynter was nominated for Ontea
states Senator from Kentucky to succeed Sen
So q 8 BIackburn at Frankfort. -
sutton killed the girl who had rejected MN
and fatally wounded her sister, her mother ana
himself at Caledonia MINI. At the court
martial OF Midshipman Decatur, at Annapolis
for haEing witnesses testified that they saw no
hazing in defendants room put aalLleleQ a. ' M
there might have been stunts going on IN me
closet. -The Municipal Ownership orga1iza-
ton the independence League supporters. ar
rived In Albany with g. resolution asking LOT
legislative investigation Of elections ana the
traction merger 1t was reported in Boston
that Governor Douglas desired the DemocTauc
nomination for President In 19OSs
CITY-Stocks were irregular. :" The viii
OF C!la~ies T Yerkes read TO the family showed
that his home and his entire art collection We're
left to his widow, with 100000 in cash; the
works Of art at her death to go to corporation
and TO be established as the "Yerkes Galleries:
II was learned that both the McCalls
would leave the New York Life Insurance Com
nanv and that the elder had given to the com
many his checks and notes covering Sz30,0to'
If was announced that the three larger com
NAMES had agreed TO stop rebating -. Inc
dividends on Pere Marquette common ana pre-
ferred stocks and the interest due on two series
of it's underlying bonds were passed oy the
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad -=----,
A series Of minor accidents drew large croWd
IN Times SQUARE. - Patrick F. MCGOWAN,
president of the Board Of Aldermen denied lnat
that body had any jurisdiction over ms once.
- The Mayor informed his heads OF depart
ynA,ts that they must consult him before max.
ing appointments. - Call money rose 70 oU
rer cent and closed at 80. 80 About one thou-
sand printers went strike
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
1,ata md warmer The temperature yesterday:
Eighest Sc degrees lowest, %