New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
Ietp2lork DAILY Gribnare
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS N0RNTNG.

CoNGREss-Seaate: In open session the
committee appointments were approved; in eX-
ecutive session several hundred noTinatlGns nm
were confirmed. House: The Phlilpplne
tariff bill passed by vote of 163 to IDS
FoREIGN.-The British Government is pre-
pairing TO meet the revived agitation in Ireland
by coercve measures; Conor O'Kelly. NJ. P, and
other league leaders in County Mayo
sentenced 10 terms of Imprisonment: large num-
bers Of police have been drafted into West Ire
land. 80 Mr.. Lloyd-George, NJ. P, attempted
10 address a pro-Boer meeting in Birmingham,
and a hostile demonstration of great magnitude
followed. - The East India Railways Com
pany decided to give order for forty locomo-
tives to foreign manufacturers; - "A nuillpeT
Of American agricultural and commercial ex-
perts have arrived at Vladivostock in the inter
est of American firms = Many famous art
fists took part in a farewell! tribute at Albert
Hall, London. to Arthur Chappen, the concert
manager - General Bell is conducting
aggressive campaign in Luzon against the in
surgents -= The Pacific Mail steamer san
Bias was wrecked the coast of Salvador and
will prove total loss: there was no loss Of life
ToNFSTIC-Adr1iral Schley's counsel pre-
sented TO Secretary Long bill of exceptions
10 the findings of the court Of inquiry - The
report of the Taft Commission. outlining per
1nanent form Of civil government for the Phlhp-
pines and recommending legislation by Con-
gress was made public == President Roose-
velt settled the faction fight in Missouri by ap-
pointments satisfactory to Secretary ditchcock
and Richard c. Kerens. - John Z: Rocke-
felier promised to give S150000 to Wellesley
commencement day 1902. - The New-York
Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
was indicted for manslaughter - Life savers
on Plum Island worked five hours in fearful
storm and saved the crew Of a wrecked
schooner, in the breeches buoy. - BY the fan
Of a passenger elevator in a st Louis Depart
rnent store one woman was killed and seven
were injured more less severely - Inc
secretary of lumber company in Salt Lake
was found murdered, and $500, which con-
4 tractor had paid to him. missing -
Representatives of railroad organizations nave
selected John Lundrigan their candidate for
Railroad Commissioner. - Louis Du Pul
Vail has been placed on Pennsylvania footoali
committee
CTTY-Stocks were strong and higher -
James r. Sheffield decided not TO accept the
rIace of Fire Commissioner. - The commit
Zee OF arbitration and conciliation appointed oE
the Civic Federation conference to promote IN
6ustrial peace organized by electing Senator
Hanna chairman. - Justice Jerome tolo the
brewers if they sent any money with when 70
lobby in Albany for a Sunday opening OIL ne
would enforce the Rafnes law with seventy
Two schooners and their crews, NUMBER
ing thirteen men were thought TO nave peeE
lost in the recent gales - large crown
followed a burning it was pushed up
Broadway, and watched fremen extlnguish the
flames - Copper prices were again CUT oy
the United States Metals Selling Company
THE wEATHER-Forecast for to-day:
Partly cloudy and cold The temperature yes
terday: Highest, 30 degrees; lowest, Il; aver
age, "a