New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05
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SATURDAY, APRIL 3. 1902
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

oNGREsS.-Considerdtio Of Chinese eh7
clusion bills was begun in both branches; the
Senate also devoted some time TO the Iholdh Ap-
preparation bill
FOREIGN.-Mr. Conger left Picking Tor
Shanghai to open negotiations Tor new COM
,nercial treaty - cases of cholera at Manila
caused prisoners to be placed in detention
camp. - Miss Stone and Santos-Dullloht
sailed on the Deutschland from Southampton
Another sharp debate over the Danlsn
West Indies treaty was held in the Landsthlng;
The viii of Cecil Rhodes provided
scholarships at oxford for two students from
each of the States and Territories Of this coun-
try. - In a sharp fight near Harris River
Transvaal Colony, the Beers We're repulsed'
great gallantry shown by the Canadian
Rifies. - Two victories OF Conservatives IN
the Department Of Boyaca, Colombia, were re-
ported. and officials regard the Tebelion as
practically ended.
DoMESTIC.-Lieutenant Commander William
y. SchuetZe. a well known naval officer. dled
in Washington. - The place Of Commits
sioner General of immigration, to succeed 7. V
Powderly was offered to and accepted by
Frank P. Sargent, chief Of the Brotherhood of
SALON. Case claim $4,000 600 worth of property
in the heart of Cleveland, Ohio. - Friends
of C 2. w. Nicely believe that executive inter
vention viii be asked for and obtained on &C
count of the poor health Of the prisoner :"
The Virginia Constitutional Convention adopted
the proposed suffrage plan and adjourned 10
May 90. - The prospect for large wheat
crop in Nebraska is good. - The American
Academy Of Political and Social Science met in
York East Conference, at Torrington, Conn,
there a warm discussion as to how to
provide for superannuated ministers - Gov
ernor Odell viii give a hearing on wednesday
the bill TO allow the New-York Central to
build underground loop at its New York
terminal President Roosevelt wrote a
letter to Senator Hoar regretting his ina bity
TO attend the celebration of the eghtieth ami
versaly of DR.. Edward Everett HaleS birthday,
in which he paid a warm tribute to DIR. Hale.
CITY stocks We're strong and active 80
b Alex. r 2. OFT, president of the Rapid Tran
sit CDAln'lssian, declared That East Side
branch OF The subway system was necessary
and would come in time. =- Street Cleaning
Commissioner Woodbury. discovered a plot
among certain engineers and frenlen in his de-
owned by the city - The Amen Corner
dinner in honor CT Senator PJatt was held at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel: speeches were made by
Senator Plat. Senator Depew, Ex-Governor
Black and Others. = Charges Of neglect of
duty against Police Captain Foody were pre-
scented to Commissioner Partridge - The
City Improvement Society offered its aid in Sc
curing new ordinance against the vicious cab
system. - The WOmen's Home and Foreign
Missionary societies consumed a large part of
the time of the New-York Methodist Conference.
- The work Of clearing up the ruins Of the
Atlantic City fire was watched by thousands OF
persons; nearly all the burned hotels, it an
nounced. would be rebuilt == A strike by
two hundred carpenters tied up building opera
lions in Mount Vernon. - Ghouls entered
the marble vault of the King family in St.
johns Cemetery. 1onkers.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
and warmer The temp nature yesterday: High
est, 46 degrees; lowest, &c. average, II.