New-York tribune., 1901-11-25
Ntsp7lork DAILY Vxfbss1re
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-It is believed in Manila that the
local steamer Alerta. bound fIom Subig Bay to
Manila. with hundred people on board, mas
been lost; a rebel fort on the island OF boiioI
was captured in a gallant manner by company
of the 18th Regiment: the distllng snip IT'S Is
aground at Iloilo, Panay. - Keen interest," IL
aroused in London BIZ a report that doing hom-
age amounting with oil and the celebration OF
the holy communion will be omitted from Ine m
resigned. owing to the riots over the proposed
translation of the Gospels into modern creek,
and a new Cabinet was named, headeo py N
Zainlis: there were further rlotous oehiohSlia
s1ions in Athens - The arrival of the CoIofn-
bian gunboat General Pinzon at Colon with
troops on board caused great excitement IN Iiise
place: il was expected that the troops would oe
landed outside the city and a battle with the
Liberal forces follow. - Ihere mas peen q
further steady Improvement in industrial anu
financial securities in Germany. - The Juol-
Zee of NJ Berthelot the French chemist. was
made the occasion of a noteworthy tribute from
the scientific and official worlds OF Parls
DOMESTIC.-It is expected that congress m
the early days Of the session VIII pass an dct
creating the new Department of Commerce ana
the President Will have the naming Of the CAB
met officer fil it in few months =" GOV
ernor Van SAINT will call special session OF me
Minnesota Legislature 10 take action against the
Great Northern-Northern Pacific conblnatlon'
Monsignor 7. ]. Conaty, rector OF the
Catholic University at Washington, was CON
secraJed tituar Bishop Of Samoa at Baillilofe.
- The report Of the Secretary Of the Interior
was made public, showing satisfactory progress
in dealing with Indian affairs, pubic lands anu
pensions - Bishop Doane of Albany, in
sermon, condemned the so-caled American Con-
1inental Sunday, and censured persons or leisure
who turn the Sabbath into a day of recreatlon
and amusement - Reports from the New
England coast say that the storm OF saturday
night and yesterday was the heaviest in years,
but the loss of life slight - There is
much speculation in Albany over Governor
Odeu's possible appointments to several i'm
portant ofies, now vacant, or soon to be-
CITY.-A heavy storm Of wind and rain swept
over this city and suburban territory ana dlo
heavy damage. The tide in New-Iork Bay was
said 10 be the highest in many years. shipping
suffered greatly and the rush of water injured
the rapid transit excavation to such an extent
that the work will be impeded. - A German
ship Went ashore at Monmouth, N J., and
tug which tried to rescue her was battered to
pieces against the Long Branch pier; the crews
of both vessels Were saved - man who
watching the German ship ashore at Mon
mouth Reach. y. j., from the Long Branch pier
swept overheard with part of the pier,
efter calling for help throughout the night -
The test Of the submarine boat Fulton at New
Suffolk, /. l., was a remarkable success: After
fifteen hours at the bottom Of Peconic Bay, the
men board reported that they had passed
perfectly comfortable night and it esti-
mated that crew could stay under water in
safety and comfort long the food supply
would last.
THE WEATHER--Forecast for to-day: Rain.
The temperatures yesterday: Highest, 40 de-
grees; lowest, AZ; average, A.