New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS Senate: The urgent deficiency
bill was passed and the postal savings bank Dill
teas considered. - House: District Of Column
'bia business being considered, It was voted 20
saFfow the Of the Pension Building Tor the
knaEgural
FOREIGN-The. leading Japanese newspapers
express the belief that the anti-Japanese sentl-
snent in America is restricted 70 Clique IN Gail
Fcrnia and that the relations between the Two
hcounfries will continue friendly. - MIS-
Brodt of New York widew of John z McDon-
fald got verdict of s35. 600 in London for in
suries received in e~Salisbury railroad wreck.
p The American battleships at Smyrna
ssaiie6 from that pert for Negro Bay, Morocco,
'.zxfere the entire feet will rendezvous before
saiiing for Gibraltar. - The American bat
sleships Maine and Mississippi reached Havana
-vhere they will remain until after the inaugua-
zion of Gomez President Of Cuba. on Thurs
p<say. - At Riga, Russia, several dispositions
were made the effect that Jan Pouren- ar
rested here last year. criminal and not a
Tevolutionist- the witnesses including Pouren s
wife Il IS reported ar ST Petersburg that
Baron Rose. viii be appointed envoy TO Italy
isnd that N. George Bakhmetien will succeed
him Russian Ambassador at Washington.
- The steasaer Celtic is distributing supplies
sent frem AInegica along the Sicilian and Gala
brian coasts - Emperor William. at Berlin,
sSderite" on J. 6 Sargent the American artist,
snd James Bryce, the British Ambassador here.
Il DOMESTIC-President- Taft sailed from
f,harleston s. g. for Panama on the cruiser
s1NoTsh g Sarotlhs5----- secretary Root onereo MS
Designation to the President. and Robert Bacon
asyas nominated to succeed him. - confer
renee on methods of caring for dependent chill
siren opened at the White House. with an
address by President Roosevelt - Senator
Raines and Speaker Wadsworth issued state
-nents I'm reply TO Governor Hughes's recent
eepeech IN this city and defended the present
system of primaries in In the state -
ssTfe viii of Anson p Flower. who left estate
appr0xmating 600. was filed for probate
at Watertown- y. 7. Senator Grady at
esAlhany introduced d resolution which was
passed. asking that the acting Superintendent
sof Insurance send the Senate any information
fon file bearing aon complaints against the Home
sNsife Insurance Company or Frederick A Wallis
CITT-Stocks were dull and firm - Thou
eands Of friends and relatives of the Republics
Passengers greeted them they reached port
ron the Baltic. General Brayton Ives who
pulled an oar during several trips while pas
Sengers were being transferred from the Florida
20 the Baltic. told the story of the wrecking Of
she Republic - Jack" Tattersall, wireless
separator on the Baltic told of his remarkable
experience while the work of rescue was going
1un - Passengers of the Republic told of
their experiences after the crash and without
exception called attention TO the absence of
eanic. - The Furnessia, of the Anchor Line
arrived and its officers told of the sinking OF the
eaepubiic. - The Florida limped into port
with the bodies OF the three sailors killed and
Bringing Eugene Lynch. whc was badly injured
Republic crash held meeting on the Baltic and
aprga1tsed TO obtain reasonable redress" for
Ereperty lost. - The Lucania and the New
fSYnTk. which offered assistance 10 the Florida
Bnd the Republic. also reached port - The
Federal grand jury heard one witness in the
Panama Canal libel investigation
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
E7air. The temperature yesterday: Highest 81
Eegrses; lowest, 81