New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
NrSo1lork DAILY Griba,te:
TUESDAY, MARCH 5. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-General Kitchener reported the
capture Of three guns from the Beers and the
surrender OF burghers in the Eastern Transvaal; !;
the pursuit of De Wet continues briskly; in the
House Of Lords Lord Wolseley sharply attacked
the administration of the War Office, and was
as sharply answered by Lord Lansdowne, former
War Secretary; the question of the Transvaafs
Jameson raid claims against the South Africa
Chartered Company was brought up in the
House of Commons. - The Laciication of the
Philippines proceeds with such rapidity that the
early establishment of general civil government
In the islands is contemplated by the commits
sion. - A Peklng dispatch ays Russia mas
withdrawn portion Of the Russo-Chinese agree
ment respecting Manchuria. - Ruthven, an
ex-monk. was mobbed while addressing meet
Ing the Isle Of Wight; he drew a revolver.
wounding of his assailants, and was ar
rested. - The names OF the exed Deputies,
Derouede and Marcel-Habert- were ordered
stricken from the rolls Of the French Chamber
Of Deputies after a stormy debate. - A
Frankfort firm took over a municipal loan Of
100000 marks at 3la per cent to be offered
5titItional Convention discussed the Senate
RmeIome MT the delegates threaten to resign if
the Unit States presses the question Of coalins
stations
4 coNCsRESS.-The LVIth Congress came to an
ss' WE the usual formalites in both branches.
aE ace River and Rarbor bill. carrying nearly
s. 3.6-'ho0. was killed by Senator Carter. of
on' but all other appropriation bills be-
me y S. Vice-President Roosevelt called
Ser te Of the LVfIth Congress 20 order, arsl
ilembers took the oath Of office
>ITY-Stocks. while less active. advanced in
Zee - The Committee of Fifteen made a
id on The" Aliens West Side Club, at No
80 Sixth-ave., and arrested three men, who were
skec up a charge of keeping a poolroom
- oce Commissioner Murphy appointed
Berr J. York Of Brooklyn. Second Deputy
Comlisissioner, 10 have entire charge of the
oc'' \ Brooklyn without interference from
- rters in Manhattan. - The general
\ o. of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
n psr4. id he did not think there would be a
strlAe. - The Presbyterian Union discussed
the question of creed ervision at the Hotel Savoy.
So Steel stocks advanced in price.
-FHSTIC-William Mckinley Of Ohio and
e Roosevelt, of New York, were inaugu-
President and Vice President OF the
bItl,c- States Mr.. Roosevelt taking the oath of
pftcs g. the Senate Chamber and Mr.. Mckinley
tIeing sworn in the main portico Of the
Capitol, where he delivered his inaugural ad-
fress; the ceremonies, though slightly marred
b., ain, were remarkably brilliant the crowds in
= ashlDgton and the numbers in the parade
-oelng unusually great. - The inaugura ton
parade passed off with perfection of detail and
precision of arrangement. despite the drawbacks
OF unpleasant weather. which compelled post
ponement Of the fireworks display. The
inaugural ball was scene Of great brilliancy
In the Pension Office. the decorations of which
were harmonious and beautiful, and at which
many handsome costumes were worn. -
Both Republicans and Democrats are prosecut-
Ing with vigOr the Slater anti-Ramapo fight in
The legislature; hearing the suit in the Su-
preme Court 10 dissolve the company was put
over 10 the April term - The Christian
Science bill introduced in the legislature will be
so amended that healers may not practise for
pay.