New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
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TUESDAY, APRIL 23. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Aguinaldo talked to inter
viewer of his efforts toward the pacifcation OF
the Philippines. - The British war loan
proved great success. being five times over
reports continued successes the British side
in South Africa. Boer commandant, with his
force. being among the recent surrenders; Albert
Cartwright, Cape Town editor. sentenced
TO years Imprisonment for nbelling General
Kitchener. - Five children of farmer in
France We're murdered by robbers. - The
Prussian crops are said to be in the worst con-
dition known since official reports have been
made - Queen Wilhelmina refuses to pay
the debts f'f the Prince Consort, and is angry at
she threats of the creditors to negotiate the
Princes paper on the Amsterdam Bourse
DOMESTIC.-Secretary Root has abandoned
his projected trip to the Philippines in conse-
quence of the improved situation in the islands
- The United States Supreme Court refused
II admit Oberlin NJ. Carter TO bail. - The
alarm over the food prospect ceased at Gin
cinnati. although the Ohio reached the danger
stage and come damage was done: the crest of
the flood is expected to pass to-day, with rapid
supsidence OF the river - The New-York
City Charter Revision bill passed both houses
over Mayor Van Wycks veto. and was signed
by the Governor. - The bill authorizing "a p
proacnes' and extensions" to the New-York
and New-Jersey Bridge passed the Senate after
South Carolina, talked of the political situation
in his State and his fight for reelection. -
II is announced that Nat" Herreshoff will build
a boat TO compete for the privilege of defending
the Canadas Cup this summer.
CITY.-Stocks were heavily dealt in. but prices
were irregular. 1t thought that the
increase of the authorized stock of the Mis-
souri, Pacific foreshadowed a combination of
Southwestern roads. - Fifty million dollars
worth of the British war loan was subscribed
for here - The stock brokers firm of which
Honest John Kelly was a member made an
assignment. - The will of ]. Jennings
McComb WAS filed with the Surrogate Of West
chester County. and IL said that Miss
Fannie McComb would not marry Louis Herzog.
but would take her share in the resduary
estate. - An Italian and his niece were ar
rested in Yonkers for burying baby alive.
- Controller Coers annual report showed
that the city government cost about S135,CDl05o
year. - It was learned that the Austro-
Hungarian Association would transform the
East Side Dispensary. in Thrd-st.. into hos
pital - The Old Guard celebrated its
seventy-fifth anniversary by a parade. a service
at 81. Thomess Church, and a dinner at its
armory. - The French Chamber of Com
merce gave dinner for the officers and cadets
OF the French training ship Duguay Trouin II
Sherry's. - Albert T. Patrick David L..
Short and Morris Meyers refused TO testify be-
fore the Grand Jury. which is considering the
finding Of an indictment against Patrick on the
charge of numbering William Marsh Rice. -
Ten men were hurt in collision on the Jersey
Central Railroad at Elzabethport, n. J.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day:
Cloudy and unsettled, The temperature yester-
day: Highest IS degrees; lowest. AS average
52A