New-York tribune., 1901-02-07
aesp9lprk Dailp Gribn1re
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY :, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN The British War once hss decid-
ed 70 send 10000 more mounted men 10 the ald OF
Lord Kitchener ia south Africa the Boers cu'
the railroad line ifly-three kilometres from
lourenco MARQUES - The eve of the we'd
dirg of the Queen of the Netherlands saw
continuance Of the EaNetY OF the Dutch puIsneIs
at The Hague, procession OF WorkIns peopIe
hlllng up a part Of the day. - Ihe report
was current IN London that the Crown Prince
OF Germany has fallen in love with ana become
hetroIhed 20 one Of the grauddaughters OF Queen
Victoria who is only fourteen years OLD. --
The list OF twelve Chinese officials whose eNecu-
ton is demanded by the foreign ENJOYS was
made public. together with special plea 10y the
Chinese plenipotentiaries for one of the NUMBER
- The German Emperor crossed the North
Sea and took train from Flushing. Holland
on his way 10 his capital -- TWO Mania
merchants and contractors were arrested on
charges Of aiding the insurgents --- The
italian Government was defeated in a test vote.
and IL is thought that the Cabinet may resign.
CONGRESS Senate 4 night session was held
10 consider the ship SUBSIDY bill al which
fhe Democrats, under the Lead Of Senator Jones,
Of Arkansas, resOrted 10 flDusterlng tactics, ana
exciting scenes resulted al the day session the
amended War Tax Reduction hill and the Mill
taFy Academy Appropriation hin were passed
= House The day was spent in discussion
Of the PostOffice Appropriation bill
DOMESTIC Republican legislators at
Albany nominated Charles r. Skinner for State
Superintendent OF Public Instruction and Rob-
ert {. Pruyn, of Albany, fer Regent Of the
University or the State of New York, --
Edward Lauterhach, counsel for the Ramapo
Water Company filed a brief al Albany in op-
position 70 the bin to repeal its charter. =-
Topeka salOonkcepers promised 10 close up g
result OF Mrs. Nations crusade. -= DR.. r. c.
Flower, the mining specu!aLOr, who was alleged
- have swindled investors in New-York 10 the
amount Of over SlUU0OOO says he viii return
10 NeV-Y York and explain matters. - Sena-
tors Chandler, Tillnan, Nelson ana Scott gave
their views on the Cuban question. =-= Sena-
for Raines introduced a State cOnsta bulary bill
Albany =-- H c. Frick denies knowledge
Of any sale by Mr.. Carnegie Of the latters stock
IN the Carnegie company; n is believed in Pitts
huTg that the sale viii result in the removal Of
the Carnegie Offices. which employ almost one
thousand clerks 10 New York CRY, and that
Pittsburg viii be injured in other ways 10y the
deal
CITH.-Stocks were strong and active. -
The crew OF the Standard OIL Company's four
Nnasted ship Astral, which sailed for Shanghai
last Sunday rutinied, and she anchored of
Scotland Lightship. -= The San Marcos, Of
the Mallory steamship Line. struck an obstruc-
fion in the East River. and later sank At her
pier, foot OF Maiden Lane. =- IL
nounced al dinner Of the Clothiers' Associa-
tion that plan was on foot 70 move sweatshop
employees into the country. -= The continued
wind and cold weather caused heavy ice 10 form
ferry slips. == Mayor Van Wyck said he was
IN favor Of appropriation by the city OF
NloooWO for naval arch at the Battery.
- James e. Din and General Ludlow We're
the principal speakers az the CrOckery Board of
Trade dinner az the Wadorf-Astora
THE WEATHER: Forecast for to-day: Fair
The temperatures yesterday. Highest % de-
grees. lowest Il degrees. average, 1875 de-
Erees.