New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30

CONGRESS Senate: The Chinese boycott
and the forest reserve policy were discussed
the Statehood bill was faNorahy reported. :
House. A resolution asking the President for
tvforrration concerning an alleged illegal COM
bination between the Pennsylvania ana olheT
railroads was adopted
FOREIGN-King Christian of Denmark died
suddenly al Copenhagen; many courts OF Europe
have been placed i'm mourning. -- Inc war
Office at 81 Petersburg refused TO make public
the details Of the mutiny at Nladivostok; II IS
said that the rising has been suppressed -
The council Of ministers has completed us
work OF revising fundamental laws OF Russia so
70 accord with the creation OF the doulna,
and the scheme has been laid before the Cabl-
net for discussion -= Russian ruble notes
and exchange fell TO low figures on the Berlin
Exchange. the main reason assigned was the
weakening of the Russian Imperial Banks stock
Of gold == NJ Taigny the former French
representative at Caracas. sailed from Curacao
for New York: three French cruisers are still al
decided the question of contrasting the seat for
the City Of London which Mr.. Gibbs resigned in
favor Of Mr. Balfour, the former Premier. =-
The conference at Algeciras met 10 discuss Mo
Toccan financial reforms, but took no definite
ecuohi lhe trouble between Ralsuu and the An
Jera tribesmen is reported less threatening
,-DOAlESTIC-The body OF General Joseph
wheeler was buried in Arlington National
Cemetery after services in St. Johns Church
Washington, al which the Presdelc and Mrs.
hooseNelJ were resent === ACtiol taken
IN the Assembly at Albany which assures the
passage to-day OF the resolution ordering an 800
quiry into the State Banking Department: So
luuOAS were introduced calling for an investiga-
Ion q the Judiciary Tax Commission and other
branches Of the State government - An at
torney for the packers. the stand in Chicago
toid Of the interview in which Mr. Garfield is
said 70 have promised not TO permit the Depart
ment Of Justice TO the information he OBJ
tanned -= Representatives OF the Chicago gas
companies signifed their willingness 10 accept a
compromise fixing the rate Of gas at s. cents for
lhe next i've years. -= Rufus johnson, at
Baitinlore confessed to numbering Miss Atkinson
on January il. == young girl was stabbed
~ lne street IN -. Louis, making the seven
- Two men were brought into the port Of
boston after having been four days IN an open
boat without food or water off the great fishing
banks, having lost their schooner in a fog -
Az Oklahoma man in Pittsburg took action to
recover SlSoooooD from the Astor estate.
CiIA.-Stocks were weak. --= James J. Hill
Declared that The nation living on an alto
gether too aXtTaya giant plan. Miss Alice
Roosevelt and Congressman LOngworth arrived
from Haverford, Penn, a shopping tour: they
We're guests at dinner Of Mrs. Cornelius Wander
DliL -= The runOr that Paul Morton would
resign as head Of the Equitable to assume the
presidency OF the InterborOugh- Metropolitan
was aenled. == Magistrate Tighe was &C
cused OF having recommended as tenants men
VINO we're recently arrested on the charge of
operating poolroom. -= Ex-senator Petit
grew was involved in a legal tangle over suit
against the sexton Of St Patrick's Cathedral
=- II WAS found that g. W PIunlxitt for
merry IanInany leader Of the 18th District re-
ceived $@4,uao from the city annually as rental
~ slaples. - A Brooklyn man offered TO
serve the sentence Of Captain Van Setback Of
The General SlOCUm. When the baq9ae e
OF second cabin passenger on a White star
inner was examined foreign goods valued "a
100000 were found concealed beneath ~. 1ales
bottom OF trunk. =- The thfrfy-secoDd on
nual report Of the Board Of CITY Magistrates
showed more arrests in 1905 than in the previ-
Gus year.
Fair and warmer. The temperature YESTERDAY.
HiG hest 81 degrees. lowest. IS