New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03
aem-llork Dsailp Gribrasrs.
THURSDAY. APRIL 5. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS BORNTNG.

CONGRESS- -Senate: The Oleonargarine hill
was under discussion and there was an amusing
colloquy between Senators Depew ano belI '
House. The Sundry Civil Appropriation
b.n was passed
FOREIGN.-Negotiation for the arnalganla-
ton Of the British iron and steel interests viii
be FASTENED by the annual report Of the United
States Steel Corporation. - The CundIu
steamship Etruria arrived at Liverpool from the
Azores in tow of four tugs - Archolshop
Shaw for thirty years A missionary in Japan
died at Toxic on March 13. - stephen Ham, a
well known London merchant, is DEAD - IN
answer to representations Of the powers uhe
Porte replied that the insecurity or ohrlsIlanS
sn Macedonia and Albania is que 10 the Mace
DOMAIN Committees importations OF arms ana
dynamite; the Albanian chief Bolgeunac' WIN
nine hundred followers is alleged 10 nave IN
vaded Turkish territory. = At the trial OF
Major Waller at Manila Private McGee resumed
that twelve men We're shot in SanaF; private
healy, of the 9TH infantry. was h nse1ar a
Manila. for the murder Of Sergeant Morelano-
W. X. Tanderbilt's horses won Two races
yesterday in Paris ''Skeets' Martin, the Amer
ican Jockey, rode three winners
DOMESTIC The Bethlehem Steel Company
Voluntarily Increased the wages Of its en-
1,loyes - The minority stockholders OF the
Mount Rosa Mining Company have begun sun
for an accounting - The hoisung ehslIIeeIs
OF the mines Of the Analgamated Copper Com
rany in Butte. Mont. struck for more pay
= The miners employed by the hocnesteI
and Pittsburg Coal and Iron Company ten
Thousand in number. are determined TO nshI
their strike to a finish. - The owners OF the
cotton mills In the Augusta, Ga, district met d
threat 10 strike by threat to lockout ten thou-
sand operatives - The negro servant VINO
murdered Mrs FE1rbush and one of her daugh-
ters in Philadelphia, says the woman deserved
n d,e- he was cool under arraignment -
President Roosevelt appointed Brigadler-Gen--
ersl Hughes a major general and Colonels DE
Russy Burt and Sheridan brlgadler,genela aus IN
the regular army. === The State Prison Com
mission met at Albany; reports on constructor
were made and committees appointed
CITY-Stocks were dull and strong =
Commissioner Partridge appointed hVe or the
patrolrnen Of the Twentieth Precinct platoon
which led the excise rebellion TO duty as pam
clothes men: Mayor Low stated that the reFoi.
of the policemen had his approval, and nlean'
the overthrow OF blackmail -= Generous siIl
TO Teachers College and the Jewish 1heologlcaI
Seminary were announced. == The Raplo
Transit Commission studied the lay of the lano
on tho East Side with a view TO having a SUP
p-av extension tunnel run through Madison or
Lexington ayes; real estate men expressed their
support OF the project. -= A runner lot q
sailors boarding house shot business rival
dead in front of the Army Building. - The
new conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church opened at Grace Church, in Harlenn' IL
was announced that S16,ooO.0o0 Of the Twentieth
Century Thank Offering Fund had been ralsed
or was pledged. - Guden secured an order
from Justice Gaynor for Colonel Dixie to appear
fo-rnorroyv morning and show cause why the
s-av of the order committing him 10 jail should
rot be vacated. =- J. Pierpont Morgan sailed
scr Liverpool on the White Star steamer
Oceanic.
THE WEATHER.-Forecastf for to-day: Fair
The temperature yesterday: Highest, A. &C.
grees; lowest. IS; average, 40.