New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03
Neappork Daily Gribn,re
SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CoNGREss.-senate: There a lively de-
ate on North Carolina politics between Senators
2ritchard and Simmons. of that State. -
House: The Anti-COnspirary bill. the bill pro-
riding for diplomatic representation In Cuba
nd the District Of Columbia Appropriation bill
we're passed.
+ FOREIGN.-The officers of the Chicago. i'm
brisoned at Venice, were released by the Kings
rider, taken on board the cruiser and placed in
rons. - Commandant NJ. Botha, a nephew
# the Boer leader has been taken by Colonel
Barker. - Further details of the defeat of
he Venezuela Government troops at San An
onio We're received. - Revolutionary troops
ire reported TO be marching San Domingo.
- Sceptre won the Thousand Guineas Stakes
IL Newmarket - King Edwards second
sourt was held Buckingham Palace; nine
american women were presented - A speech
n regard TO payment of British prisoners in
he South African war by the Earl of ROsslyn
vas not well received in the House Of Lords.
- Mr.. Bafour's plan of procedure in the
souse OF Commons was approved.
DOMESTIc.-Republican leaders in the Sen
lie framed q programme to support the admin
STATIONS measures and to thwart the plans
# the proposed Observation-Disclosures alliance.
- officers of the Sugar Trust testified before
he Senate investigating committee confirming
dr. Havemeyers statement that reciprocity
With Cuba viii not benefit the trusts. == Cen
raj Macarthur gave further testimony before
he Senate Committee on the Philippines. ==
President Roosevelt presented the diplomas TO
he cadets of the graduating class at Annapolis.
- Congressman Amos ]. Cummings. of New
Fork City, died in Baltimore. = New-fork
resght train at Clyde, y. Y; two men were
killed and many were hurt. - The bill OF
.harges against the Chicago beef packers was
lnished and Judge Day started from Chicago
or Washington TO present the bill to President
Roosevelt. - The North Atlantic Squadron
anchored outside the Virginia Capes, where 1t
win be inspected by Admiral Dewey. = At
Cornell University President Schurman an
bounced that the S250000 necessary to secure
fohn d. Rockefellers gift OF like amount had
been pledged; an anonymous gift OF a new
library was announced at Nassar.
CITY-Stocks were weak and lower. -
sewelry valued at $4,000, stolen from the house
y Henry Steers, president Of the Eleventh Ward
Bank was recovered by the police after ii had
been taken at the bottom of a load of ashes TO
. saloon; the police say Mr. Steers's butler con-
iesse0 70 the theft. Two men who sat on
he TOP of & safe We're killed when rope broke
md allowed II TO fall from the tenth story Of
he building at which Il was being raised. ==
John ID. Long eK-Secretary of the Navy, de-
AIRED that President Roosevelt would be noml-
ed in 1904 and that Massachusetts would be
him. Alexander f. Orr, president or
Rapid Transit Commission announced that
advisa bilty OF disseminating work on the
ahattan Bridge and the substitution Of tun-
would be thoroughly investigated at the
aexf meeting of the boand.
( THE WEATHER.-FOrecast for to-day:
showers probably thunderstorms. The temper
ature yesterday: Highest. 90 degrees; lowest, A
degrees; average. % degrees.