New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-28
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2s. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- Both houses united in holding
memorial services for President Mckinley. the
eulogy being delivered by Secretary Hay.
FoREIGN-Edward Tuck, of Boston, has
sriven large sum TO found a hospital for Amer
srople said that the United States might attempt
10 exact indemnity for the ransom of Miss stone
r Sir Michael Hicks-Beach gave assurance
THAT Russia would respect the rights OF foreign
sers at New-Chwang. - The Empress DOW
lager and Emperor Of China gave another audi
.ence to foreign women at Picking. - The
Duke Of Devonshire, behalf Of the Liberal
lUnionists, repudiated the leadership OF LORD
Rosebery. - Details of the Beers desperate
attempt 10 break through the British lines in
THE TransvaaI were received 80 The Ven
tezuelan Congress has ratified the election of
president Castro.
DONESTIC-Prince Henry arrived in Wash
5ngton. where he attended the Mckinley memo
rial services at the Capitol; in the afternoon he
visited Mount Vernon, where he placed wreaths
on the tomb of Washington and planted a tree;
in the evening he dined with President Roose-
welt - n c. D. Borden announced an in
crease Of 10 per cent in the wages Of his Fall
was sent to the State Board of Charities for
consideration. - The Elsberg racing bill
ir,assed the Senate. - Senator Marshall intro
duced a bill that would abolish the primary
laws Of New-york City. - The bill of Sen
OF New-York oficeholders, is not favorably re-
,ceived by legislators at Albany. - The ice
georges in the Allegheny. Susquehanna and
lSchuylkiu rivers are breaking up - The
last OF the three murderers of Professor Roy
Wilson White was executed - Baltimore
people will bring before the grand jury the de-
~eiopments brought out in a hearing as to pres
ence of gas in railroad tunnels in that city.
Miss Anna Shaw West, an American artist,
of ST. Louis has received a commission 10 paint
a portrait OF Queen Alexandra of England.
CITY-stocks moved irregularly. - There
was small panic in the Grand Opera House.
= A coroner's jury decided that McAulife.
the Glennon witness was murdered. 80 Con-
troller Grout gave out a statement OF the hnan-
tcial condition Of the city, which he will submit
10 the Board OF Estimate and Apportonment to-
day; he said that the failure collect millions
iof dollars worth Of taxes might force the city
10 further borrowing. == The session of the
Patrick trial was taken up with the cross-ex-
ANIMATION Of Charles F. Jones' who admitted
that he had frequently lied in his story about
the murder OF William NJ. Rice. - A plot at
leixty-fourth-st. and Central Park West was
purchased for a new home for the New-York
Ophthalmic and Aural Institute. - The will
of Mrs Evans leaving $4,000 TO a Pullman
car porter, which was contested by disinherited
relatives, was admitted to probate by Surrogate
Fitzgerald = IL was said that the parents
of Miss Florence Burns. accused OF numbering
Walter Brooks who were wanted as witnesses
against their daughter by District Attorney
Jerome. were in New-Jersey beyond his reach.
- A Denver woman. injured at the Park
,Avenue Hotel fire. died. making the death list
OF that disaster twenty; two suits for damages
were brought against the hotel.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day
Train. The temperature yesterday: Highest, o.
degrees; lowest. 80.