New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-03
Nem1lork Dailp Wibu,rs
TUESDAY. JUNE 3, 1902.
I'VE NEWS THIS MORNTNG.

con SEESS-Senate: Mr.. Lodge offered a
Number amendments designed to perfect tne
PHILIPPINE Civil Government BIN; DEBATE coli-
finued 4 nder the fifteen-lnnute rule. -
Hos,se. 4 resolution OF thanks TO secretary
Hay far mis- Mckinley memorial address was
q 5o1}ted forty-six Democrats voting against IL
Er12FICN-In the House of Commons Mr.
Ralforr and in the House Of Lord LORD SANS
bury read the terms OF peace agreed upon IN
South africa, there being general approNaI ol
the Hberality of the conditions; London was
again given over saturnalia of rejoicing;
the news received with celeDratohs
rhrouEhCut the British Empire - 1he Ear
~ Shrewsbury swore out a warrant against
Ilaurerce Waterbury. the American polo player.
for til = Of spurs at Saturdays lnterna uonal
game the warrant being returnable on FRIDAY.
= Governor General Taft Of the philippines
had an interview with Cardinal Rampolla. the
Papsl Secretary of State - A circular mas
hsan issned 10 the shareholders of the Cunard
Line announcing the opening of negotiations LOT
the transfer of control of the line. :" me
British steamship Clan Macgregor Went aSi0Le
on the coast of Cape Colony, and, it is thought,
will prove a wreck.
DoMESTIC.-President Roosevelt has accepted
an invitation to open the lnternatl9nai gaa,ss
quarters were opened at Albany; many prominent
Democrats were not present; John b. Stancn-
field made the principal address - Nearly
SO Der cent of the engineers. firemen and pump
men n the anthracite region obeyed the oroer
60 strike; by using nom union men. many OF
whom are clerks and bosses, the operators, with
their force of more than three thousand speclal
policemen were able to keep their pumps gong
both sides claim the advantage IN the deFeiop-
uerts The day in the State Camp, at
Peeksxi1l was quiet: the 9th Regiment marched
20 Like Mohegan and took up camp - Pres
iient Roosevelt held conferences with number
Of Republican Senators, at which ne urged &C
ton on Cuban reciprocity and isthmian canal
le yslation this session Of Congress- ana point
ed out the necessity for party harmony -
The United States Supreme Court handed down
! a numaer of decisions and adjourned until Oc-
tober l. letter from General J. F. Bell,
expias.1,rg his policy of concentration in Ba-
t.rf1 Is Province made public in WASH
c. Stocks Were dull and irregular. -
| Dis . Attorney Jerome and assistants ana
del, YES from his office refused 70 tell the cir
ctnnsaalces under which a man VINO was es
Gaping from a pOolrOom on which RAID was
made perhaps fatally shot - man
died from fright in the street on being told py
nsion was caused by another explosion in PARK
/ - The drivers of the freak autoInoDhe
aused the death of two men at staten
Saturday. were discharged by a coro,
Y II Stapleton. The third annual
r. Of the American Congress Of Tubercu-
los joint session with the Medfco-Legai
Sc opened for q three days session
In atoms by Commissioner Dougherty ana
his neers showed that two Of the ponds
For a part of Brooklyn'S water supply were
teinL diluted and were not properly watcheui
the {, rlfnissioner declared he would take steps
10 ward off the danger OF disease - f. y
Hartman talked freely about the crops IN Inc
West and the railroad business. - Soft Goa
was delivered openly and freely in large trucks
60 some of the big Office buildings - Inc
final subscription needed 10 make Up li,t
s1J06sn building fund for the Young Men
Christian Association. Of the Eastern Dlstrlc' y
BROOKLYN secured only a rev iiiiiioOes ~
fore the time limit expired
THE wEATHER-Forecast for to-day; Partly
o,cudv probably with showers; cooler. I'M
+e,,peratlre yesterday: Highest, 81 degrees
lowest. 80; average, 40.