New-York tribune., 1902-02-24
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY "A, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Miss Ellen NJ. Stone the Ameri-
can missionary. and Nine. Tsilka, her COM
'panion, and the latter's baby, were released at
tStrumitza, in Macedonia, at 3 a. m. yesterday;
no one was present to meet the women, the
Fbrigands having given notice of where they
would release them Miss Stone will proceed to
iSalonica- -- The Emperor was informed at
breakfast of the arrival of Prince Henry in
America. - The British shipping industry
IS suffering from a severe depression; large
numbers of old steamers being broken up,
and prices for building new steamers are 20 per
cent under the best figures Of 1900. - Politi-
cal clubs in England still discussing the
split in the Liberal party. and II is expected
that the Irish Nationalists Will again affiliate
with the Campbell-Bann wing of the Lib
ierals. - The insurgent leader Cortez. second
In command to Malvar, has been captured in the
philippines; an active campaign is being made
against the ladronCs IN CaVite Province Luzon
10Y General T.. and the native consta bulary.
DoMESTIC.-The vote the Philippine tariff
bill will be taken in the Senate at t o'clock to-
day; the irrigation bill will next be taken up.
- The personal encounter between Senators
T1llrnan and McLaurin in the Senate was the
talk of Washington; it is generally believed that
st will be month before the two Senators are
purged of contempt and restored TO full powers
- The Attorney General recommended to
the President the removal of Judge Noyes of
the United States Court of Alaska; the Presi-
dent Will remove Judge Noyes - Members
of the Corsair Club, including J. Pierpont Nor
gan and other flnanciers and railroad men,
called on the President after a dinner at Senator
Depew's house; IT was denied that the Northern
racine merger suit was discussed - Private
letters written by Washington Franklin, Ham
3lton, Adams and Jefferson We're found in an old
trunk - Philadelphia was struggling TO
overcome the effects Of the storm wires.
ClTY.-Prince Henry of Prussia, brother OF
the German Emperor, arrived on the Kronprinz
Wilhelm a day late; he met first by Rear
Admiral Evans on board the Kronprinz and
proceeded to the Hohenzollern, at West Thirty
1ourth-st., where he was greeted by the Presi-
dents delegates Mayor Low ard his commit
tee. Rear Admiral Barker, Major General Brooke
ana Baron Won Holleben, the German Ambassa-
dor; IN the afternoon he returned the calls OF
General Brooke and Admiral Barker, and in
the evening attended a reception at the
Oeutscher Verein; at l o'clock he departed for
washington on a special train. - Captain
Won Mueller, aide-de-camp OF the German EN-
Peror, talked Of the Princes mission and of the
ulnner at Hong-Kong at which Admiral Dewey
was present - A passenger on the Kron-
pflnz Wilhelm was arrested, charged with at
Tempting TO smuggle In diamonds valued at
SZo.OoO to $4,000. == Two more deaths were
sooed 10 the list of seventeen who lost their
lives as the result of the fire in the Park
avenue Hotel District Attorney Jerome with
county detectives, made thorough investiga-
ton OF the hotel premises
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
ana warmer. The temperature yesterday: High
EST 81 degrees; lowest. %; average. 30