New-York tribune., 1902-11-26
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain sailed
from Portsmouth for South Africa in the
cruiser Good Hope; almost royal honors were
accorded TO the departing Secretary. -
President Castro said the revolution in Venez-
uela had received its death blow: he talked
hopefully of the future Of the republic and eX-
pressed desire for friendly relations with the
United States - The Yorkshire Wool
coubers' Association failed in England. with
further drop in the price of silver in London
snd new low record for the metal established
- The commission of American physicians
named by Consul General Gowdy made al
topsy on the body Of Mrs. Ellen Gore, in Paris
and il is believed their report Will be that her
death was accidental - Ambassador White
has written & letter denouncing the persecution
Of the Rumanian Jews == The socialist
paper ''vorwaerts," of Berlin, made fresh at
tack upon the late Herr Krupp for his method
of dealing with his workrnen at Essen.
DONESTIC.-Negotatio for a Panama
Canal treaty with Colombia have been sus-
pended, with little prospect of resumption, Co
lombia having rejected the latest proposal of
the United States. Z- Prospects for an agree
ment between the mine workers and the coal
operators TO hold an interview with President
Mitchell, which had been suggested; the strike
commission will continue its work. 49, Presi-
dent Roosevelt has completed his message to
Congress. =- The trustees Of the Carnegie
Institution held their annual meeting in Wash
ington. - George W. Aldridge, eX-State Su-
Tetary Of the State Board OF Railroad Commits
Eione-s. - Albany trolley employees Endorsed
lnS boycott ordered by the schenectady Trades
Assembly, but no active support of the embargo
IS expected from Albany.
CITf.-Stocks were irregular closing lower.
- At a conference here the individual opera
tors prevailed on the presidents Of the coal
roads TO stop negotiations with Mitchell, and
ask the strike commission 10 continue the hear
ing. =# II was learned that Mayor Low had
decided not TO reappoiht II. J. Dady elections
commissioner. - George ]. Gould replied TO
the circular Of Messrs HaWley ana Hartman
regarding proxies % the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company. - Plans were completed for
the erection Of home for nurses, feature OF
which is TO be soundproof roorns. -- The
plans for 4 handsome and remarkably novel
Tacetrack near Queens, on Long Island were
announced. == It was announced that plans
which would do away with the objections Of
property owners to the NeW-York Centrals
contemplated improvements at its Forty-second-
81. terminal would be submitted TO the rail-
road == Mrs Eliza West Heath, accused of
having lbelled Miss Anna l. Lynch, a school
teacher, Of Mamaroneck. was acquitted OF the
charge 80 In arguing on q demurrer against
the indictment OF the Quimbys and the Chris
tan Science healer, Lathrop, their counsel cited
the recent decision OF the United States Supreme
Court in the magnetic healing case, - A
break in a water main in Broadway. at Sixty
ninth-st., caused 2 food in nearby streets for
District Attorney Jerome for his attitude in re-
gard 70 the Board Of Coroners.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Rain The temperature yesterday; Highest, 5l
degrees; lowest, AZ.