New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
Aepqork Dailp Gribm,re
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Prince Henry sailed with his
quite for America from Bremerhaven on the
steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm; there were warm
popular demonstrations of goodwill shown 10
the departing Prince it is expected that the yes
sci will make record speed across the Atlantic,
and will reach this city next Saturday morning.
- There was a renewal Of the riotinS IN
Trieste, and troops again fired on the mobs'
killing three persons and wounding others: the
civil law has been suspended in the district
g. Three hundred bodies have been recovered
from the ruins of Shanaka, the Transcaucaslan
and there are believed 70 be hundreds more
under the wreckage. - The British army
estimates show a decrease of 10000 soldiers on
the payrolls in South Africa, and decrease OF
f23 10000 in the expenses for war service; the
Boer delegates have left The Hague, ana there
are rurnors that they have sailed for the III nlted
States. - The prospects OF the German ma
Tariff bill have grown more dismal ~ = Inc
trial Of the officers Of the Grain Drying SoHl-
pany of Cassel. disclosed enormous SWIMMING
operations The Lord Chief Justice OF
England refused to reopen the case OF the or
gan grinding Niscount Hinton who sought 10
oust his stepbrothel, Earl PouleQ, IroIIl @@ @@ 1ile
family estates - The American Line steamer
st Louis is bringing back from Engla9d Ia, an
extradited murderer. John Murray charged with
txilling his wife in West jefferson, Ohio.
CONGRESS The Permanent Census
Bureau bill was under consideration throughout
the day. the discussion being chiefly on Ihe
Civil Service question. - The House was MOI
3n session.
DOMESTIC Governor Odell answering Dr.
Parkhurst's letter complaining that Ralnes laM t
hotels are not properly conducted, said that the
State Excise Department would at once CONFER
with DR.. Parkhurst and that District Attorney
Jerome and Police Commissioner Partridge had
been requested by him to take immediate action
against derelict hotels. - three-year-old
boy fire the clothing of his baby sister and
she burned to death. - The storm in
Georgia furnished snow, rain, sleet and thunder;
in Atlanta there was sieighing in the principal
streets. - The Burns Handicap at Oakland,
worth $4,000, won by Eonic. - Richard
Montague. a sophomore at Brown University,
committed suicide - The condition of Theo-
dore Roosevelt, jr, continued to improve; Miss
tant conference was held at the White House
between President Roosevelt and Republican
leaders In both branches of Congress.
CITY.-Stocks were irregular and lower. -
A Brooklyn man was found dying in a room
nlled with gas. wath a bullet wound in his head
In Raines law hotel; the police arrested his
sweetheart, also of Brooklyn on suspicion that
she had murdered him. Eight fremen were
seriously and several slightly injured in a fire
which destroyed the old Durland Riding Acad-
elly ana caused panic in apartment house
opposite - Controller Grout declared that
tne plan TO connect the Manhattan terminals Of
Iae Brooklyn and East River bridges by an
elevated road for stopping the bridge jam was
useless, and advocated the establishment of
Twelve or nfteen loops at the Manhattan end Of
the Brooklyn Bridge - Counsel for a minis
Ter who received legacies for himself and his
church from tie Spite House" Richardson es-
tate declared that the estate Of several millions
was being eaten up by expenses - An ex-
.oonVict admitted that he drew up the will of
Mary. the Apple Woman which made his sis
Ter the heir; the Surrogate refused TO probate
tne document - President Cantor OF the
Borough OF Manhattan announced the boun-
oerles or the school districts for the borough and
said he would appoint inspectors in a few DAYS
THE WEATHER-Forecast for to-day: Fair
Inc temperature yesterday: Highest 81 degrees:
lowest, p. average. %