New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-Senate: The Ship Subsidy bill
was passed by a vote Of - to 81, six Republi-
cans voting against and one Democrat for the
bill; several amendments We're adopted =-.
House: The day was spent in consideration OF
the River and Harbor Appropriation bin.
FOREIGR.-The Deutschland, with Prince
Henry on board touched at Plymouth and
Cherbourg and proceeded on her voyage TO
CuXhaven; Prince Henry spoke in warm terms
serious riois on SUNDAY in ST Petersburg in
which ten thousand people participated; ;
police ana cavalry charged the MOP using
Cossach whips and the flats Of their saDres.
=- Berlin newspapers cTlticise the German
steamship companies for their service between
Eew-Y0rk and the Leyant. == Opposition
leaders ia the two houses of Parliament moved
the appointment Of d committee to inquire into
con+ra-ts and var methods in Soutb Africa
the motions We're opposed by Mr.. BrodrCk, the
War Secretary, and Lord Salisbury. =- The
Venezuelan insurgents are displaying increased
aclNlIy' ana nave cdlluIth ile PoIt OF Gualla
and Margarita Island. President castro II Is
said. Will take the field in person against the
rebels == The United States cruiser Albany
and the gunboat Nashville arrived at Vile
franChe. France. == st. PatriCk'S Day was
observed In London and Ireland == The Pope
told the Archbishop OF Quebec that MonsignOr
FalcO1io would succeed Cardinal Martinelli as
Apostolic Delegate at Washington. = Sir
Richard Temple, former Governor Of Bombay,
Is dead. == brother Of Ellen Terry, the
actress died in Mandalay, Burmah.
DOMESTIC.-Pension Commissioner Evans is
to retire ii was announced in Washington and
q higher Office viii be given to him by the
President. = Senior Concha. the new Colom-
bian Minister. presented his credentials 10
President Roosevelt =- The severe storm III
and there much suffering and some loss Of
life in the Dakotas and Montana =- The
CrOpsey murder trial was continued, and the
sister OF the dead girl gave evidence against
the lover Of the latter. == The loss by the
Ere at Bryn MaWr College was estimated at
e2Zo.oOu, and the alunna Of the institution nave
started movement to aid in securing the en-
dowment promised by John d. Rockefeller.
= delegation In favor Of the Improvement
II a before the
Governor. == State Senator !. II. Humphrey
lied from pneumonia at Albany.
CITY Higher prices we're recorded for ma
iority Of stocks. = Ii was announced that
District Attorney Jerome was nearly ready TO
ask for indictments against police captains who
persisted in allowing sunday violations of the
excise law in their precincts. The police
made "A raid ou poolroOm and found ii full Of
women all of whom gept and prayed. and a few
1f whom tainted; all but three were released.
- 4 woman testified that Patrick at
his boarding house at the times Jones the valet,
colorIn IN lne street # f-N-J udgt l. H. cary
was witness in the trial Of a suit against John
81. Gates. == Herman Ridder, Of the Stats
Zeitung," and Controller GrOut are opposed TO
he plan 10 extend 1he bridge terminal over Park
Row. == ST. Patrick's Day was celebrated by
the Irish societies a parade with fifteen thou
officials We're guests. pOutifcal Mass was cele-
brated at the Cathedral. == The annual din
aer Of the Friendly Sons of st. Patrick was held
a. Delmouicos. - Endymion. the fastest
sailing vessel in the world, was sighted off Hat
keTdS IN a El~dDltl 'Ellllllon bA the IfOteOS.
which arrived from New Orleans; she is being
towed here by a Merritt & Chapman tug. -=
\ father and son, druggists. We're arrested,
charged by revenue officers with defrauding the
government Of customs duties with the aid Of
an examining clerk ia the appraisers stores.
-- Park commissioner Wilcox selected the
Circle AT the Plaza entrance TO Central Park as
The site for the Sherman statue. = There
terrific crush Al the city Hail station Of
the Th!rd-ave. elevated road account Of a
twenty minute blockade of trains
THE WEATHER.-Forecas for to-day: Fair
and colder. The temperature yesterday: High
degrees.