New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
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SUNDAY. JANUARY II. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Prince Henry OF Prussia, II is an
nounced, will come here the German imperial
yacht Hohenzollern to be present at the naming
OF the Emperor's new yacht by Miss Roosevelt
g. British warships said to have re-
ceiVed orders to seize the Libertador. the fill
clustering steamer off the coast of Venezuela:
the LibertadOr is being vainly hunted by
Venezuelan gunboats. ~ Hermann Schneider,
q Swiss-American, is accused in Lima Peru of
negotiating forged drafts in Mexico Central and
South America, using the names of well known
New-York houses = Sir Ellis Ashmead-
Bartlett, NJ. P, is dangerously i'll in London.
- The Erie Canal Traction Company, an
American concern, has secured control of num-
Der of canals in England and on the COnti-
nent. and will equip them electrically, with the
expectation of shipping cargoes from lake ports
of America to inland European cities. - The
gold output Of the Rand for December was -, 1897
ounces of fine gold. against 39,015 ounces in
November. 80 Transatlantic steamship men
fn London predict that smallpox scare in that
city Will deter Americans from attending the
coronation 1etes. - Lieutenant Thieme, or
the German army. who killed student Of Halle
university in a duel, was sent to prison for two
years and three months
DOMESTIC-The President and Secretary
Root are said to be strongly opposed to rec-
procity with the Philippines. believing that it
- NJ Lampre, Secretary of the Panama
Canal Company, testified before the Senate
Committee on 1nteroceanic Canals that the offer
OF his company to the government was made in
perfect good faith. - Memorial services for
President Mckinley are to be held by Congress
February p. - The plans Of the Carnegie
institution were outlined by Carroll d. Wright,
the Commissioner of Labor, who is one of the
corporators- - The Yuma (Ariz.) Indians
took their big medicine man" to Mexico and
offered him a viCariOus sacrifice for the sins
of the tribe. - Lieutenant John W. Stark of
Company p, 10Th Virginia Regiment,
rested in Richmond on d charge Of sending OBJ
scene matter through the mails. - Rear Ad-
miral Schley held reception in the City Hall
at Savannah, Ga. - Graduates of the school
ship Saratoga will receive preference for the
iiers. - general organizer for the Fedora
ton OF Labor was warned to cease organizing
the negroes of Meridian, Miss, into labor unions.
CITY.-Stocks were strong and dull - At
the meeting of the Tammany Hall Executive
Committee, Richard Croker retired, and was
succeeded by Lewis Nixon chairman Of the
Finance Committee. - A big indignation
meeting held by citizens of New-Rochelle
and resolutions passed attacking the New-York
Central Railroad Company on account of the tUn-
mel disaster of Wednesday: the funerals Of FIVE OF
the victims of the wreck were held in NewRo-
chele. 1t was said that officials Of the NewYork
Central would soon announce plans for remedy
tng the abuses in the tunnel. - Senator De-
pew returned from France with his BRIDE he de-
clared that he favored the Panama canal route
and was deeply shocked to hear Of the tunnel
disaster. FL Corporation Counsel Rives told
Commissioner Partridge that he had power to
assign detective sergeants To duty as patrolmen.
- Devery began his fight for reinstatement
as Chief Of Police by asking for a writ OF man
damus compelling the Civil Service Commission
ers under Van Wyck to audit his claim for sal
ary as Chief OF Police - A car in Broadway
man who was standing in the street into the
subway.
THE WEATHER-Forecast for to-day:
Cloudy and moderately cold, probably with
snow. The temperature yesterday: Highest IS
degrees; lowest. %; average. 81.