New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-24
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MONDAY. NOVEMBER "a. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The transport Ingalls,, with Gen
eral Miles on board. which Went ashore at the
entrance OF the harbor OF Legaspl, LuZon, +. l.
was hoated at high tide: the Philippines gov
eminent has further advanced the rate OF eX-
change, owing 10 the continued decline in sill
yer and merchants throughout the islands are
anxious for a stable currency; the cholera is
spreading among the Morosin Mindanao. -
Abundant testimony proves that Herr krupp
the German gunmaker, did not kill himself, as
Tunored- - Antl-mllltary songs sung IN q
music hall il Tours, France, provoked VOL
lent riot. which soldiery were called out TO sup
press. - The POPE gave farewell audi
ence 10 the Canadians in Rome. headed by
Archbishop Bruchesi, Of Montreal 49, Bishop
Spalding is considered at Rome most likely 10
be appointed TO the vacant Arch bishopric of
Chicago. - L is said that General Bliss will
intimate 10 President Palma that the United
States will not insist upon a coaling station at
Havana or the ownership of the Isle of Pines
- The evacuation of Shanghai by the Euro
the Nobel prize Of $4,000 viii be awarded TO
Major Ross, principal Of the Liverpool School
of Tropical Medicine. for his researches into
the origin Of malaria. - Charters were made
in England at low freight rates for the ship
5nent Of twenty thousand tons Of English steam
coal 10 Boston.
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt is confer
ring with Republican leaders in Congress, with
view 10 q general and effective plan Of legisla-
7Ion for the coming session. -= The lndepend-
ent coal operators decided at a secret conference
that they would not join in the plan for settle
rlenL with the miners unless the coal road
presidents would make a reduction in the freight
morrow in this city but II is not believed that
the concession will be granted. - Major
Walter Reed. a widely known army surgeon and
bacteriologist, died in Washington. - Be
cause Of his ennnity 70 Andrew Carnegie, H. c.
Frick will give Pittsburg university. intended
70 dwarf the proposed Polytechnic School 10 be
given TO the city by Mr.. Carnegie. = The
Pennsylvania. Railroad Company. after thirty
six hours Of work with largely increased forces
Of men and motive power. succeeded in breaking
the freight blockade at Pittsburg. the car move
ynent broke all records on the road for similar
time. - President Eliot Of Harvard again
talked on the labor situation.
CITY-The Russian Orthodox Church Of St.
Nicholas was consecTat ted by Archbishop Tikhon.
- Commissioner Sturgis denied that he had
resigned or intended to resign - Ministers
said that pew doors were being abolished gradu-
ally and retained only in churches where the
parishioneTs looked on them valuable for their
associations - The Rev. DR.. L. W. Batten.
in sermon TO the Pennsylvania Society asked
If il would not be wise to bar Immigrants: he
neTveleSs but honest =- La Cascogne arrived
with smallpox patient on board. - Rabbi
Silvernan At Temple Emanu- FL, ridiculed the
Zionist movement. - Policemen rushed
through crowd Of churchgoers. surrounded a
shop in which a burglar alarm had rung, and
found the place undsturbed
THE WEATHER.-Indcations for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. Il degrees; lowest. - degrees.