New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
Neu7lcrk Daisp 0risx'r
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1901
THE NEVIS THIS BoRNING.

rot1rc>>o- The o1ltccrne Of the religious riots
8 Athens aroused 10y the proposition 20 uai,s lie
ate the Gospels into modern Gfeek- was 'he
ssIIinp of seven persons and the woundlng ok
47irty seriously and many others slightly, ny the
-arines and police firing on the populace -
me situation IN the lsthnGs o. - of colon
nnofuted provisional officials. and the Cohse'-
sstlyes IL, Panama prepared for an ATTACK =
English wspaTers continue TO coI1Ilent Oh .,t
7It break f Anglophobia In Germany On AtSouA. ,x
= a rs--erances of Mr.. Chamberlain in Ed1n-
srrgh ar J his references 20 the Franco-frus rus
4an War - The foreign commanders relUse
: .r-n o,-er the collection OF taxes at Tien-Tsin
. the Chinese authorities. holding that the coi-
inuance Of military government is necessary
DOMESTIC.-Delegation from the New 1orE
.roduce Exchange and the State Commerce Con-
rentior faid before Governor OdeH some trans
.o-tstior problems calling attention to alleged
sscrir1.iEGtien in freight rates against the poL'
r. New-York Governor OdeH. 1t is safa
rfll give particular attention in his forthcohi-
nr message TO abolishing direct taxation. n
reasing revenue and reducing expenses. ,,a -
Employees of the New-York, New-HaTen aho
Hartford Railroad, in sympathy with the strikers
aere refused to handle freight sent TO Matoea-
san and Fishkill Landing for transfer; sympa-
hofsc ac-ion was also taken by the men in the
Sey-Haven yards. - 4 delegation from the
Sew-York Petroleum Exchange called on the
President and Secretary Gage TO urge repeal ol
lie wal revenue tax on brokers' - STRIKING
Hiners fn the South must break camps. or militia
.fii aavs nee on them Tomorrow :" Inc
3eattle T Fes' says II has proof OF treasonaoie
~ouspiracy in the Klondike. - President
poosevelt has decided TO appoint Clayton Me-
Michael postmaster Of Philadelphia - AZ
was said in Albany that the board OF n1anage
had decided on the Ray Brook site, in the All
reaa3acks for the State Hospital for Consump-
ives - A Chinese leper escaped from a
Phiiadelpfia hospital and is thought 10 be IN
xew-York TIE Roman Catholic Arch
bashops OF the United States held their annual
-eetfng IN Washington - General A H.
rssrngson. chief of ordnance of the army. goes
n the retired list to-day. - Joseph O'Shea,
q theological student at Niagara University. was
fhof ana killed accidentally by a fellow student
F. Senator Hanna said responses Tor me
sfcKirliey monument fund were gratifying
Il CITY Stocks were strong and active. -
q enaror latt and Mayor-elect Low had con,
Ference a. Mr.. Lows home which was declared
s. be flglly satisfactory to both: it was learned
: hat Colonel Partridge was now the choice lor
: 1'olice c ornmissioner and that MIR. Low was
a eferTr insd 10 appoint only residents or this
nv - one of the largest crowds in the
History Of the Horse Show attended the eX-
fitibitton - officials of the New-York, New
stIaven and Hartford Railroad said that the
freight strike was waning and that the num-
her of men work increasing; reports
srorn other points indicated spread OF the
strike - John W. Keller. Commissioner ol
Charities declared at the Charities Conference
tha+ Tanmany sad stood for the spoils system
fu- that he did not. - The plan OF COM
d aissfoner Shea's three experts for elevated ap-
hes to the Brooklyn Bridge in Park Row
q =. rest. was made public in detail
rEATHER.-Forecsst for to-day: Fair
2 & .rl.perature yesterday: Highest, A de-
: krees. lowest. %: average, 20