New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
AsmQork Daily Gribm1re
THURSDAY. MAY S. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CoNGRESS.-Senate: Mr.. Tilman delivered
a remarkable and sensational speech on the
philippine question; Senators McComas and
Sarton defended the army. -= House: Con-
sideration of the bill admit Arizona, New
Mexico and Oklahoma TO the Union was begun.
FoREIGN.-Lord Salisbury made an impor-
tant speech at the meeting of the Primrose
League. - Details of the capture of San
Domingo and Puerto Plata We're received. ==
Lord Kitchener reported an important capture
OF Beers near Lindey, Orange Free State. --
Bulletins from Castle Loo reported the condition
of the Queen Of the Netherlands to be salts
factory. Consul General De Castro for
warded from Rome copies of the official docu-
ments pertaining to the conduct of the officers
OF the Chicago - A solemn requiem mass
will be said in the American College in Rome
en- Friday for the repose of the soul of Arch
blshop Corrlgan. =-= General Chanee has
sailed for Mindanao and will hold conference
with the chiefs of the island. = A new can
non invented by Professor Birkeland. of Nor
way, has caused much interest in Germany.
/ DOMESTIC.-Coal operators made no conces-
7Isions to the discontented miners in PennsylVa-
Lila. but the convention Of the leaders adjourned
10 this morning without having decided to strike.
- The funeral of Rear Admiral Sampson will
take place in Washington on Friday morning,
with full naval honors. == DR.. Edward Ever
EFT Hale defined his ideas Of the duties of the
perlod in lecture TO the Twentieth Century
Club in Chicago. - Three miners fell $50 feet
in mine at Crystal Fails. Mich. and live. -
The funeral service of Potter Palmer was held
in the Palmer home in Chicago. - In fighting
the meat packers the government may ask that
goods under shipment be confiscated. - The
the judgment Of the lower court in the case OF
former Police Captain Diamond, of this city.
who was convicted of neglect of duty. -
President Schurman of Cornell University has
refused 70 serve on the committee recently ap-
pointed at the Plaza Hotel 10 inquire into the
alleged atrocities of American soldiers against
the Filipinos. - The Appellate Division,
Third Department, has declared the trading
stamp law unconstitutional.
CITY-Stocks were irregular and weak at
the close - Twenty thousand persons saw
the body Of Archbishop Corrigan, which was
removed from the archiepisccpal residence to
instalment dealers were arrested, charged with
forgery. - Mayor Low named committee
TO receive the French officers who to visit
this city in connection with the Rochambeau
celebration in Washington. == The ninth
nual meeting of the Savings Bank Association
was held. = Alfred r. Gosin commit
ted TO the Tombs to await resentence for COM
plicity In the Brooklyn Rapid Transit con-
spiracy. - Judgments We're obtained by a
church and its pastor for bequests made to
them by the will Of Spite House" Richardson.
deck cars as possible solution Of the open
face car nuisance. == Mayor Low signed the
car ahead" ordinance. =- BY decision Of
the Court of Appeals that the transfer tax can
before the law went into effect the State will
lose about 100000 == General Manager
Bryan said that the Rapid Transit Company
would carry passengers TO Brooklyn without
extra charge if ii got the contract for the ex-
tension TO the tunnel - Two men. one Of
whom, the police said. confessed to stealing
blue print plans OF the Holland submarine boat
were arrested while trying TO sell them. -
tween two wine agents, one Of whom asked for
an injunction to restrain the other from getting
the services OF a salesman.
THE Neutrality-suspicious. for to-day: Fair;
cooler. The temperature yesterday: Highest
f3 degrees; lowest 54 degrees; average. 63 de-