New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
Asrr1lurk Daiip Gribnrrs
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1901.
TIRE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN 1t is expected that the plans made
ny King Edward when Prince OF Wales 20 WISH
Ireland will he carried out the coming spring
CONTINGENT however, the health OF the En-
press Dowager Frederick and the plans for the
coronation == The marriage OF General Pole
CareW 10 Lady Beatrice Butler took place IN
the Guards Chapel Wellington Barracks. Lon
don -- Telegrams received by Prince Chlng
and Earl Ii al Picking indicated that the chi
nese Court will comply with all the aeinanes n as OF OF
the Powers - The foreign ENJOYS al Picking
gave the Chinese authorities eight days IN winch
10 issue satisfactory edicts, and in the mean
time preparations for Count won Naloersee
eNpedition are continued -- The German
Foreign Office assured Ambassador White that
the purpose of the projected expedition or Count
Won Waldersee was for the purpose OF lnsml-
dating the Chinese officials N they continued
their policy Of prosCrastination. == a discus
sion occurred in ;he House Of Commons IN re-
gard 20 the Of the Irish language. In which
n Nationalist member undertook TO speak until
stopped by the Speaker. --= There was no
confirmation Of the report that De Wet had
been compelled 10 surrender, end Lord Kitchener
reported that he was expected TO double back.
cONGRESS-Senate: The conference report
or the Military Academy Appropriation bill was
rejected because the punishment provided Tor
cadets convicted Of hazing was regarded as too
severe; Mr. Deboe, OF Kentucky, advocated con-
struction OF the Nicaragua Canal by the United
States == House The day was spent In con-
sderatiOn of the SundTy Civil bill. the debate
heing chiefly on irrigation OF arid lands In the
West
DOMESTIC.-The State Department instructed
Minister COnger TO express TO the foreign Minis
teis i'm Picking this Governments disapproVal OF
further hostile expeditions aganst the Chinese
=- The President and Mrs Mckinley gave a
dinner in honor of the Supreme Court. -
AT arrest was made I'm the Cudahy kidnapping
at Omaha; the prisoner was identified by
the Cudahy boy who was abducted. - The
Republicans defeated Mr.. MOrgan's anti-Ramapo
till in the Cities Committee OF the Assembly
and appointed a committee 10 draw up a new
hill == The Senate Committee on Taxation
voted TO report favorably the bills taxing in
surance companies. trust companies and savings
hanks. -= A woman was killed in a raid by
masked men a saloon at MillwoOd, Kan.
CITY.-Stocks We're weak and lower. 80
District Attorney Philbin's raid on the alleged
noolroOm in Dey-st. was generally talked about;
N made evident that this was only the be-
ginning of a general crusade by the District
Attorney against gambling houses and that the
Tammany Committee Of Five had practically
nothing 20 do with the raid. which has caused a
split in Tammany and a revolt against Croker.
- A second conditional gift OF $4,000 to
Brown University by John %. Rockefeller
announced last night at dinner of the Brown
Alumni at the University Club. - The trial
~ Jesse R. Davis. the Bellevue nurse accused OF
the alleged killing OF Louis H. f-liard. an in
sane patient went on before Judge COWing. and
testimony was introduced 20 undermine the
rredblity OF MinnOck, the States chief witness.
-= In the Kennedy murder trial a number OF
witnesses swore that they saw the defendant on
Staten Island at the time when the crime was
committed. - The Seaboard Air Line and
7. T. Ryan reached an agreement
THE wEATHER.-Forecast for to-day; Fair
and colder. The temperature yesterday; High
est, 4s degrees lowest. 81; average, 39k-