New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
Nsm2lork daily Gribr1re.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER D. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNTNG.

FoREIGN.-Civil Governor Taft sailed from
M1nia for San Francisco on the transport
Grant in improved health; all the insurgent
chiefs in the island of Bohol surrendered with
their guns. - MaTconi started from New
5oundland for Ottawa: he expects to go 10 Eng
land next month, passing through this city on
The ysy TWO Irish members Of Parlia-
,nent and other members of the United Irish
League were sentenced TO terms of imprison-
snent from one month to three months in con
nection with meeting called to incite tenants
not to pay rent. = fort occupied bT out
laws in South Beloochistan was demolished by
British guns. number Of the men were Killed
and others captured he British loss being three
dead and eight va.nied. ~ a silver puncn
bowl and st0-. Gre presented as a CHRISTMAS
gift to 81 = omas Upton by Americans VINO
enjoyed IS hospitality on the Erin IN the lasI
Sy1ir races - The report that Monsignor
Scalabrini had been selected as Monsignor
Nartinelli's successor as Papal delegate was
denied Rome, and 1t was said that tse Papai
Delegate TO Canada, MoEsignor Falconlo m1ght
come 10 this country -- More fighting was
reported from Venezuela, and the revoluuonarE
forces were said TO have been defeated; the an
nouncement Of a German ultnat1m was salQ ~
be premature. - Lord Kitchener reported as
the result Of the work of last week that the
effective Boer force was reduced by 40
DOEfFsTIC-PresideEt Roosevelt is confident
that Governor Shaw of Iowa viii accept the
Treasury portfolio TO succeed Secretary Gage
the Governor had a conference ir Dubuque with
Senator Allison and Speaker Henderson -
Secretary Long dismissed Edgar s. Maclay from
his post in the Brooklyn Navy Yard -
eral Miles said reports that he would ask Tor a
court of inquiry We're unauthorized the
Union Traction Company. OF Philadelphia, in
creased the wages of its conductors and motor
men a Christmas gift t=As christmas
gift NJ Q. D. Borden gave to his employees q
sum equal 10 10 per cent OF their wages for six
weeks. While cut Of his mind, NJ w
Smith, prominent lawyer. shot his client w l.
! Dodd, at Birmingham, Ala "A bill to pro
/ vide for SUNDAY opening of saloons will be in
troduceG III the legislature by AsseInhiy!@nar man
John =. Mccullough. Of the Xth NeT-Nork Dis
zrict. - Charles Spencer Boyd, the new Su-
l,erintendent of Public Works, made his first
Inspection Of canal work -- Mrs. JACK
GArdner's private oratory was dedicated at mo
night last night - Manuscript discovered IN
Galpolis Ohio. indicates that Louis Philippe of
France hid d daughter in America -- The
New-Haven police think they have caught one
IF the men who robbed the Chicago postoflce
recently.
CITY.-Stocks were heavy and irregular --
William Hepburn Russell. who will be Mayor
Lows chief Commissioner Of Accounts, out
lined his plans for making the accounts bureau
an efficient branch of the city government --
It was announced that DR.. Woodbury., the new
Street Cleaning Commissioner, would complete
1y reorganize that department, and that Deputy
Commissioner Gibson would probab bly, not be
retained -The Council passed the ordinance
favoring a franchise for the Union Railway
Company TO its cars over the Macono :
dam Bridge. - President Bowley or the
thorough of Queens and President Holohan of
the Board of Public Improvements quarreled
over the proposed map for Far Rockaway. --
District Attorney Philbin's staff gave loving
Gun 10 him The Christmas celebrations
began: preparations were made for record break
ang festivities to-day. = Captain Sheenan'
the new commander of the TendeTloin, made a
raid On a poolroom in West Eighteenth-st-
THE wEATHER.-Forecast for to-day:
Cloudy: rain in the afternoon or at night The
ternperature yesterday: Highest, Is degrees; lo"-
est35. average, 39.