New-York tribune., 1902-01-27
Netppork Daily Gribn,1e
MONDAY. JANUARY 81. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-A sharp debate on the Boer war
is expected in the House OF Lords to-day. -
mission TO build a church on the United States
Legation grounds at Peking. - No enthusi-
asm was shown by Berlin's populace over the
Prince Of Wales. - An article in the Ma
tional Zetung' highly commends the plan TO
send Prince Henry to this country - The
American Chamber of Commerce at Manila has
sent petition 10 Congress asking permission TO
allow Chinese laborers to enter the islands.
- Bad conditions in Negros We're reported.
Better prices prevailed on the London and
Berlin Stock exchanges in the last week. -
1t was reported that Miss Stone and her COM
panion had been found, and II was probable
that the ransom had been paid. - Miss Sybil
Sanderson refused n make any statement re-
garding the breaking Of her engagement with
Count FitZ-JG-cles-
DOMESTIC.-Admiral Schley attended Trinity
Church. Chicago, and shook hands with MEM
bers of the congregation after the service. -
Captain Barr, the Columbia's skipper, may sail
Cornelius Nanderbilt's Rainbow during the COM
ing season. 1t is said also that Emperor William
tried 10 engage Captain Barr for his new yacht.
- The National Liberal party was formed in
Cincinnati and a remarkable platform was
adopted. - An exceptionally heavy blizzard
swept over Nebraska; the temperature was ex-
trenely low and heavy losses of stock were re-
ported. - General Harrison c. Hobart died
in Milwaukee. - A hot debate is expected
cussed in the Senate - It is said that the
resignation Of Governor Dole Of Hawaii is de-
sired, probably because of his poor health. -
General Miles and Admiral Dewey may be men,
bers OF commission TO go abroad to arouse
European interest in the St Louis fair. - A
whole county wishes to secede from Oklahoma
and join Texas. President Roosevelt will
be a guest at q dinner TO be given by P. A. B.
Widener in Philadelphia. - father in Md
dletown, n. Y, mistook his for burglar
and shot him.
CITY.-Four persons, including ex-Alderman
Fleck. were burned IN fire at Elm and Bond SITS.
- Professor George F. Garfield, president of
the State Charities Aid Association made state
nent attacking the amended bill dealing with
the administration of the State hospitals for
excise law was enforced so as to make a quiet
and orderly Sunday. - The Twentieth Cen
tury Gospel Fund increased by subscrip-
tions at a meeting of Methodist Sunday
school children in Carnegie Hall. - The Rev.
DR.. Dean Richmond Babbtt, in Brooklyn, said
that time should be allowed to Mayor Low in
which to carry out reforms - The Umbria
and the Etruria broke the ocean record for send
ing Marconi messages at sea, exchanging mes
eages over 110 miles. - DR.. Felix Adler at
chance to uplift the masses. - Representa-
tives of German societies decided to give torch
light parade February 26 in honor of Prince
Henry, who would review the line; prominent
business men decided to give a luncheon for the
d Prince on the same day. - 1t was said that
two mission boards would result from dispute
tn the Episcopal Church - A Montclair n.
j, business block was burned, with loss of
100000 - A little boy in Mount Vernon
put cloth in stove and then set fire to his
colthing. burning himself to death. - Staten
Island policemen had a rough and tumble fight
in a raid on a dogfght. - A Brooklyn man
was found unconscious and badly cut by his
wife within one hundred feet OF his home; he
said he attacked by highwayman.
THE Neutrality-suspicious. for to-day: Rain.
The temperature yesterday: Highest, A de-
grees: lowest, 33 degrees; average, 3S degrees