New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
Nstp71ork DAILY Gribn,ts
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- Senate: The immigration bill
was considered in open session; IN e1ecuIpe 81
sion nominations were confirmed anu M. ,..
lon announced his purpose 10 press lhe 49,
-ecjnrocitv treaty TO a vote - House: Reso-
3ytions of sorrow for the death of ex-SpeakeT
Reed were adopted, and the House au'oUtA
as q token of respect for MS memory
FOREIGN Great Britain and Germany have
presented ultmatun,s to Venezuela whlch WI. VII
be followed by seizure Of the Venezuelan cue t IN IN
houses should satisfactory answer ho1 e:.:c, Ds
lived ,vifhin a reasonable time: the British
Mirtster Mr. Haggard, and the German ChaIS
d'Affaires Won Pilgrim-Baltazzl leLI CaIaCaS xra
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon for La GuayIa,
where they went on board British ana ueiIiIo L.n
warships: President Castro, IN an open lelIeI ,
published in the Caracas newspapers, says nc
raf,,Sas to believe that England and Germany
win resort to violence against Venezuela: 49,
The Cuba Railway opened through uaiic, .
Ijrsr train leaving Santiago for Havana -
The King of Portugal left England on MS Iela! ..t
frin home - Emperor William regards win
favor the idea of the German Crown -I 1IiLCe
PARTY" has been formed in Germany. -
Harry McCalmont. NJ, p, a wen khoMn y. i,. ati
wealthy English sporting man. dled su3Qeitly
- his home in London. - Intense cold ana
Industrial stagnaton are causing great sii
n Denmark - Mrs Langtry gave - sPTC Il oI7-
performance at the Imperial Theatre IN Lon Lon,
ion bv royal command, of a new play OF Mlll.h VIII
she Is Joint author with her Leading man. fnai'
ley Manners. 49,, ,,.,..,s .oo,, b,s
saaf a. an Associate Justice of the United states
supreme Court. - At the hearing peioFe l,ie
srs continued their attack the independent
operators: witnesses testified to belng eNIcleu py
= r Marlsie & Co. and described the leases tne
men had to sign when renting the company
homes - Reports from up the state snow
intense cold and a heavy fall of snow generanS
prevalent; the cold wave covers the whole couh-
trr freezing weather being reported from tile
Great Lakes to the Gulf States. - l~snls :
i've thousand tons Of coal were received at New
Haven Conn., and the coal yaros were pe-
sieped bg a turbulent crowd trying TO ony- - :,
Tohn 8 Bryant. Harvard STUDENT naFromly
sscared fatal injury in fencing poot IN WHICH
MS opponents foil broke and passed throusLi
ais wire mask and his cheek into MS mouth
= The body of Thomas B. Reed was taken
n Portland Me-. the dead statesman nome
e-here the funeral will be held to-day
CTTY-StecKs were dull and firm - 1he
Railroad Committee Of the Board OF Aldermen
decided by a vote of > 10 4 TO report faForapiy
the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel franchise.
- The ArmoTy Board accepted site Tor
TrooT, c in Brooklyn al price S12,oo less Ihal
two Democratic commissioners tired TO make
The city pay for it. - Several persons We're
hurt in q collision in Broadway. - president
Cassatf of the Pennsylvania Railroad, IN let
Ter to the Merchants Association, denied EN-
phatjoaliy any intention to build up port at
Monfauk Point. There was nearly a coal
famine; practically no anthracite entered the
rity: much suffering is predicted. - foilce
Captain Haughey. whose application for retire
r7,ert was refused, asked to be examined by sur
seens as TO his physical capacity for police Work
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair continued cold. The temperature yester-
say: Highest. % degrees: lowest 10 degrees