New-York tribune., 1902-03-03
Netu'Derk Dailp Gribn,re
MONDAY. MARCH 8. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-It is probable that German
squadron VIII visit American waters next year,
but il is not expected that Prince Henry VIII be
in command Of IL. =- A revolt, headed by
Abdul Aziz Ben Feysul has occurred in Central
Arabia; the rebels captured the city of E'Rad.
killing the Governor and thirty Of his retainers.
- The King and Queen will visit West Eng
land this week and take part in number Of
public ceremonies. including the launch of the
ba1tleship The Queen at Devonport. = The
Victor Hugo ceremonies in Paris came to an end
with the presentation to the city of Paris Of the
poets home in the Place des Vosges for A mu-
scum. - The overdue steamer Port Antonio,
with a party Of prominent Englishmen on
board, arrived at Kingston, Jamaica. == The
text of the convention agreed upon by the In
-ternational Sugar Conference. was made public
in Brussels. - band of ladrOnes captured
Senior Ampil, the presidente of Cainta. Morong
Province Luzon. Philippine Islands. and a ma
SoTfty Of the police Of the town. fears are felt
for Senior Ampil, who was an ardent American
synpathizer: merchants of Manila object to the
insular tariff. alleging that il cripples the re-
sources of the archipelago. == 1t is rumored
that the Prince OF Wales viii attend the durbar
at Delhi next New Years Day. when Edward
III viii be proclaimed Emperor of India. -
United States Minister Loomis, at Lisbon, pre-
sented 10 the captain, officers and crew OF
Portuguese steamer, chronometer. binoculars
and medals sent by President Roosevelt in rec
cgnition Of their rescue Of an American crew.
DOMEsTIC.-Bshop Doane Of Albany. cele-
hTated his seventeen birthday. == The spe-
cial train bearing Prince Henry on his Western
tour stopped at Louisville Nashville and Indian
1e5 On n as ry ay t" 20 ~ he oods IS sTe
general up the State but the damage is not so
great expected == The waters are
still high in Pennsylvania but the danger is
past == The Ship Subsidy bill viii probably
remain on the Senate calendar this week as un-
finished business. In the House Il seems
proba bic that discussion Of the postoffice bills
viii occupy most of the Representatives time
this week -- The House Committee on Ter
TitoTies has agreed TO report favorably plan
10 admit eventually Indian Territory TO state
hood
CTTY.-Passaic and Paterson were in great
danger from the food in the Passaic River; at
Paterson preparations were made TO blow up
E}Part Of the mountain to the mill section of
1f,e city; the water higher at Passaic than
II more than a hundred years: many families
we're driven from their houses. and number Of
mills flooded. Marconi talked about
received congratulations from many callers at
fhc Albemarle. and said that there ought 10 be
business enough for both wire and wireless com
penies. -= Senator Timan. Of South Caro-
INA. spoke at the comme1noration of the ami
Nersary of the birth OF Robert Emmett -=----
General di CesrTOla said that he did not think
that bequests 10 the Metropolitan Museum of
Art would he found in the will of Henry @
Msrquand. == The Central Federated Union
tried 10 decide whether bread was cake cake
bread. cake cake and bread bread, as the result
q dispute between cake and bread makers.
--= People who are interested in the suppress
sion Of the policy evil declared that Captain
ffccdard's raid on the Church-st place would
etfectualy check the working Of the game for
lime al least. == Professor Giles of Cam
lTidge, England. arrived here to deliver a series
e lectures in connection with the Chinese chair
recently founded at Columbia University.
THE WEATHER.-Forecas for to-day: Fair;
teraay: Highest 81 degrees; lowest, SO; aver
age. 10