New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The speeches at the Lotos Clubs
reception to Ambassador Choate continue 10
furnish texts for friendly homilies in the Lon
don press On the relations OF the United States
end Great Britain - Lieutenant Hide
brand, of the German army, who killed Lieu
tenant Blaskowitz, a brother oflcer, IN a ouel:
was sentenced by a court martial 20 two years
Imprisonment: his second was sentenced TO hFe
days Imprisonment. - A three weeks
arrnistice was arranged between the opposing
Colombian and Venezuelan armies in South
America, owing TO the heavy rains; Generel
Urfbe-Uribe the Colombian rebel leader ar
rived at Willemstad. island of CURACAO, on his
way 10 Caracas: President Castro OF Nenez-
neia IS seLallg n1ore wa .anraI S;tchener
Colombian insurgents - treleIdl hI.Ciieilet ny
reported that since November the British col
umns had killed 43 Beers. wounded 10 and capt
ureG 2Jf; Paris newspaper asserts that the
family of ex-PTesidenr Steyn had been deporteo
from South Africa. - Copenhagen dispatches
assert that the sale of the Danish West Indies
to the United States has been nearly completed
DOMESTIC.-The new isthrnian canal treaty
between the United States and Great Britain
was signed at the State Department by Secre-
tary Hay ana Lord Pauncefote- =. Dr hon
f5oleben. German Ambassador 10 the Unlted
States, denied reports that has country 1ntenoeo
to acquire coaling stations in South America OF
the West Indies - Many business men ar
rived in Washington to attend the National
Reciprocity Convention which opens to-day.
- Twenty-Five japanese were killed in q col
iision on the Great Northern Railroad in Mon
tana - Colonel John y. Partridge said that
ne had heard nothing from Mr.. Low. Mayor-elect
of New-Yofk City. as TO his possible appoint
rent Police Commissioner - Attorney
legality Of the Great Northern-N Northern Pacific
plan. - There were further rumors that
John N Scatcherd. of Buffalo, would be ap-
pointed TO succeed Erastus @ knight as state
Controller. - II said that members or
the Harvard football team were tainted with
professionalism; Yale has entered no protests
CITY-Stocks were irregular, with more net
losses than gains. The horse show opened
IN Madison Square Garden with fine list OF
entries and . large and fashionab bic attendance
There exciting jam at the Manhat-
tan end Of the Brooklyn Bridge as the result OF
a blockade az the other end; one man was in
jured Senator Stranahan said he under
stood that Colonel George W Whitehead's ap-
pointrnent Appraiser would be confirmed at
the same time that Mr.. Stranahan's appoint
1nent was confirmed by the Senate - Street
Cleaning Commissioner Nagle declared that he
money 70 pay them, and that the streets were
si-ty because Of the shortness Of his appropria
ton - It was announced that the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse would sail to-day with the
largest shipment Of gold ever carried by one
vessel - The Camden Board of Health tenn
rorarily stopped the vaccination OF children un-
III an investigation of the recent deaths from
lockjaw has been made - The amendment
TO the constitution passed at the recent cleo
ton provided that in the future there should
he no laws passed making special exemption OF
uropertv from taxation. - Schoolchildren de-
Tended man who had scattered money among
them when he fighting with a bootblack
who had elected him from saloo
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day;
Cloudy, probably with rain snow tonight or
On Wednesday. Tho temperature yesterday;
Highest, AZ degrees; lowest, "a; average, 81