New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-17
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER IL. 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Argentiae shippers are success
fully competing with the American Beef Trust
in supplying the British market with chilled
meats, and prices in Smithfeld Market London
are falling. - Prince Edward Of Saxe-Wei-
mar died in London at an advanced age -
The British Government is TO be interrogateo IN
Parliament as 10 delay in contracts undertaken
by American firms 10 supply viaducts for the
Uganda Railway, in Africa. - The pretenoer
10 the Moorish throne and leader OF the re-
bellous Berber tribes Of Morocco has been taken
prisoner by the imperial troops. - The
spread Of cholera cases is causing some alarm
in Manila; General Miles visited Camp Wears
in NIindanao: the insula- treasury has suffered
a loss of 81, O54.O0O gold by the depreciation IN
silver. - The Italian authorities have estab-
lished the identity Of King Leopold's assailant.
his record including an escape from prison IN
Milan where he was serving term for steal
ing. - Deputy Deloncle Of the French Cham
Der discussed further the origin OF the idea OF
President Loubet visiting the St Louis EXPOSE
fion. 80 The condition of DR.. Joseph Parker,
pastor of the City Temple, London, has be-
come critical. - The funeral of the reform
Viceroy Liu Kun vi at Marking, China, was
the occasion of an imposing tribute OF respect
on the part of foreigners as well as natives
DOMESTIC.-The reciprocity treaty which
General Tasker II. Bliss has gone 10 Cuba TO
negotiate provides for horizontal reduction or
the Dingley tariff schedules. while the Cuban
tariff viii not be modified on imports from this
country, but the schedules will be raised on sim
liar imports from other countries. - Repre-
sentative Babcock of Wisconsin, denied that
he had said that the President would call an
extra session OF Congress to consider the tariff.
- The report OF Inspector General J. {.
Breckenridge gave high praise to the generals
operating in the Philippines, and said that prog
ress had been made in every department Of the
army. - Secretary General P. Mclaughlin
of the State Commission on Prisons and c. V.
Collins, the State Superintendent OF Prisons,
agreed with z. R. Brockway, formerly super
intendent Of the Elmira Reformatory, that the
common Jail system is combination OF evils.
- Governor Odell promised investigation
Of the dismissal Of a National Guardsman from
a labor union because he served at the Hudson
Valley strike. - President Roosevelt spent
a quiet day in camp the Little Sunfiower. in
Mississippi. - The big plant Of Armour &
Co, in Sioux City, was destroyed by fire, with
a loss of 100000 - The reply Of the Lehigh
Coal and Navigation Company TO the demands
of the miners made public; IL stated that
miners q class lived well and had many COM
forts Of life.
CITY.-The annual Horse Show luncheon was
held at Madison Square Garden. w. c, Whitney
making address. - The Central Federated
Union declined to consider a motion to in
q union in Schenectady. So DR.. Lederle, presi-
dent of the Health Board, declared that he
would proceed against certain people who were
using soft coal unnecessarily. --- An opera
singer who once had a small fortune and who
came from French family of noble strain died
in Bellevue. -- A boy died from blood poison
Eng caused by a fly bite which inoculated him
Croker test Of the standpipe on the Flat
iron building; pedestrians got ducking. -
The kosher butchers kept their shops sufh-
ciently closed to prevent evidence being obtained
OF the Sunday sale OF meat.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 81
degrees; lowest, %.