New-York tribune., 1901-11-24
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1901.

FOREIGN N-Transit across the Isth1nus Of
Panama continues uninterrupted; further de-
tails of the defeat of General Adams expedition
against the Liberals south of Panama were re-
ceiyed at Colon: the United States gunboat
uons for the coronation of King Edward con-
tinue in London - British manufacturers
are alarmed over the increasing sales of Ameri-
can shoes in England. - The German agita-
tion against Colonial Secretary Chamberlain
goes on, and the result is a sympathetic feeling
for the Secretary at home which, it is predicted
Will make him Prime Minister. - In de-
bate on the recent riots in Athens before the
Greek Chamber Of Deputies Prime Minister
Catalan students and soldiers have occurred at
Barcelona; the government is taking compre-
hensive military measures to maintain order.
- Balloon experiments have been conducted
in Paris under the auspices Of the Academy or
Medicine in studying physiological condltlons OF
at high attitudes - The stewards OF
the Henley Regatta rejected by decisive ma
jority Mr.. Grenfelrs proposal to bar foreigners
from participation in the contests - Strlk-
ing coal miners in the Department Of the North.
France, voted to return to work and to await
general action of the miners of the repuphc.
Sousa's Band played to large audiences at
the Empire Theatre, London. - Lord Dur
ham. presenting medals TO South African
man. in making charges against British sol
diers, was either fool or a knave: the Brlusn
War Office has accepted the offer of Canada TO
send another regiment of mounted troops 10
South Africa
DoMESTIC.-Bishop Doane. Of Albany. ten
dered his resignation from the chairmanship OF
that he did not agree with the attitude taken by
the organization IN opposition TO restrjcted sun
day Iquor selling - The President and his
family spent the day cruising on the Potomac;
the children returned to Washington. and MI
and Mrs. Roosevelt expected back to-day
- report from F. ". Atkinson. general su-
perinteEdeut of education ii the Philippines
shows the extent OF the work Carried on BIZ
American school teachers - The marching
of the militia against the union miners camp
in Kentucky was deferred until to-day, and tt
is rot expected tnat there viii be any disturb
ence Of the public peace - A dinner at the
Philadelphia Union League was attended by
many well known men, and among the after
dinner speeches was enc by Solicitor Gen,
eral Richards. who declared that the red
flag of anarchy should pe driven from this
country. - Texas oil producers have or
dered a oil ship larger than any now af1oat-
- The Harvard football team defeated Yale
Field, before large crowd, by score Of - TO .;
Cornell vanquished Vermont by 6S to q; Wes-
leyan scored 15 against Amhersts IL; Pennsyl-
vania Freshmen woreted the Columbia Fresh
men to the tune Of p to D.
CITY.-Stocks We're strong and active. -
The Horse Show closed at Madison Square Car
den and it said to be the most successful
exhibition ever held by tie National Horse
Show Association. - The Northern Securi
ties Company issued a circular announcing that
it was ready TO pay SlS0 a share for Great
mais. one from Maine and one from Asia. ar
rived for The Bronx Geological Gardens. -
Acting Captain Churchill. Of the Fifth-st sta
ton. said that Murphy ordered him to clean up
his precinct - Many vessels were storm
bound and others returned TO port after run
ming into the gale outside Of Sandy Hook -
After a conference with General Manager Platt
of the New-York, New-Haveu and Hartford
Railroad the strikers committee reported at a
meeting of the dissatisfied freight handlers and
the end of the strike predicted - 1t
was announced that two young men from New
Haven, who went out In a dory November
TO- had not been heard from since.