New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
NemsDprk Dailp Nribn1re
SATURDAY, JANUARY IS 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Details of the sailing of Prince
Henry and his escort were given out at Berlin.
- 1t reported from Mexico that three
hundred persons had lost their lives and that a
larger number injured by earthquake
shock at Chilpancinago == The Chamber of
Deputies sustained General Andres manage
ment of the War Department. == RumOrs of
warfare from Venezuela; plans for ex-
change of prisoners were not carried out ---=
Property owners at St. Croix, d. w. l. objected
to the sale of the island to the United States.
- The Hohenzollern is expected to sail for
this city to-day. - The trial of Dr. Krause
began at the Old Bailey in London. - A
duel which is believed to have a fatal outcome
took place near Hanover, Germany. - 1t
was reported that DR.. Kuyper had gone from
Amsterdam TO London in hope Of arranging
terms of peace.
DOMESTIC.-The Senate Committee on Com
merce ordered a favorable report Senator
Fry's Ship Subsidy bill, and Mr.. Frye explained
the provisions Of his measure. - President
Roosevelt has made arrangements to visit the
Charleston Exposition February u. ==
The Isthmian Canal Commission will report TO
President Roosevelt on the Panama company's
offer to-day -= Directors of the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition voted against postponng
the opening of the st. Louis Worlds Fair until
1904. = At conferences in Washington the
launching Of Emperor Williams new yacht was
set for February %, and further arrangements
for the reception and entertainment Of Prince
Henry were made. - Counsel in the fran
chise tax cases began their final argument be-
fore Judge Earl. referee; ex-senator David B.
Hill opened for the corporations. = A dele
cation from Brooklyn visited the Governor seek
ing postponement of the date when the edu-
cational part of New-York City's new charter
takes effect. - tuberculosis discovered
in a valuable herd Of Holstein- Guernsey cows
at Newton, N Y
CITY.-Stocks were strong and higher. -
The testimony In the tunnel wreck inquest
showed that it frequently happened that en-
gineers passed the danger signals; two
nues are to be made TO take the place of part Of
Park-ave. - Sheriff Guden, of Kings made
q general denial OF the charges made by Bert
Reiss regarding agreement between the
Sheriff and Michael J. Dady. - A Canadian
promoter, who alleged to have jumped
q board bill at the Park View Hotel, and the
manager of that house had rough and tumble
fight at Sixth-aYe. and Forty-second-st. -
L. l.. Rice obtained an injunction restraining the
Consolidated Railroad Lighting and Refrigerat-
Ing Company from Withdrawing funds from the
Manhattan Trust Company. -= woman ac-
cused diamond broker who had her son ar
rested on the charge of stealing from him of
telling her in court that he would settle the case
Percheron horse fell through a sidewalk grating
Into the boiler room of brewery thirty feet
below. = The Liquor Dealers Association
al Its annual meeting approved the position OF
District Attorney Jerome the Sunday open
Ing question, and decided to support him. 80
A company has been formed which, by equippng
steamships with turbine engines expects to re-
duce the time between this city and London TO
five days. - 1t said that the design Sc
lected for street signs would probably be sent
to the Municipal Art Commission for approval
on Tuesday. = Controller Grout gave out a
statement in which he said the money derived
from the mortgage tax should go TO the To-
calities where it raised. = Frank J.
Gould's kennels at Lyndhurst. It learned
young man in Hackettstown who attempted to
break the smallpox quarantine, was fired at by
the police and arrested.
THE wEATHER-Forecast for to-day: Fair
and warmer The temperature yesterday: High
est, 2S degrees; lowest, 16; average, 22