New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
AstpDork Dailp Gribnns
SUNDAY. JANUARY 26. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Another force of Beers TO fight
their countrymen is being organized = Fur
ther plans for the ceremony Of the departure OF
Prince Henry and his visit TO this country
were formulated at Berlin. The mar
Tiage Of the daughter of the Marquis of
Londonderry to Lord Stavordale took place
IN London - Mrs. Langtry appeared in
"Mademoiselle Mars at the Imperial Theatre,
3D London. -= Six hundred government troops
on the General Pinzon reached Colon. - In
habitRnts Of the Danish West Indies We're not
disturbed by hearing the news of the signing
3hat chance 10 accept a contract for the con-
struction Of Shamrock III would be offered
terfeit money was seized near Ponce Porto
Rico. and two arrests were made. - Herbert
w. Bowen and Miss Carolyn Mae Clegg were
married at Caracas.
DOMESTIC.-E. H Hartman was witness
before the Interstate Commerce Commission in
the inquiry into the railroad merger, and told
how he and his associates secured large
amount OF Northern Pacific stock and their
disposal of IL. - A hearty welcome was
given in Chicago to Rear Admiral Schley, who
was the guest at several receptions and at a
banquet; he declared he had political am
bition. - The War Department has pre-
pared bill for reciprocity with Cuba which
Will probably be sent TO Congress Monday,
and Will be backed by the full force of the ad-
Ininistration. - Colonel Tasker H. Bliss. Col
lector OF Customs et Havana made argu-
Inent before the W-ys and Means Committee
for liberal taTf concessions 10 Cuba. -
Rear Admir- " X. Van Reypen. Surgeon Cen
eral OF the Navy, placed the retired list
after forty years service. General T.
Estrada Palma President-elect of Cuba said
that concessions Of 90 per cent of the present
duty on sugar must be made in order to make
tie Industry profitable to Cubans. - General
Miles denied that he IS a candidate for the
Presidency. - Professor Moscow, OF New
burg. said that Governor Odell's gift OF $500 to
the National Musical Convention made Ito
revive the art in this ragtime, muScally forlorn
State" - Edward Kern, the absconding
valet who turned thief, confessed his Identity
in New-Orleans and started the way
20 this city IN custody OF a detective. -
Iowa, and blizzard was feared
CrTY.-Stocks We're dull and heavy - It
was announced that the Cooper and Hewitt fam
tuss had given $780, 900 for an endowment fund
for Cooper Union, and Andrew Carnegie had
made a second gift of $500 600 for the same pur-
pose. - District Attorney Jerome said he
would move slowly regarding the verdict of the
coroners jury laying the blame for the Park
ave. tunnel disaster, but the evidence would
probably go before the February grand jury.
- The railroad committee OF the Board OF
Aldermen gave a hearing the proposal to
run trains through the Park-ave. tunnel on a
one block system - The Mayors committee
the reception OF Prince Henry met and or
genized, and an executive committee was ap-
ment Of the Prince. - woman, after find
Ing that her neighbor had been murdered went
70 bed and failed to report her discovery to the
police - Red tape finally released four casks
of olive oil which had been seized by customs
officers, who thought they had unearthed d
made yesterday that the Hudson Realty Com
pany would build theatre in Harlem.
THE WEATHER.-Forecas st for to-day: In
creasing cloudiness, probably rain in the after
noon. The temperature yesterday: Highest 80
uegrees; lowest, 29; average, 81.