New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-11
Ietp3lorls DaiIp Ga-ibr1ts
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Ii. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The English papers continue TO
be suspicious Of the German Emperors Vlsll'
and though they differ widely as 10 ms pGI
pose they Join in warning the ministers to be
on their guard. == In his speech at the Lor0
MAYORS banquet Premier Balfour said that ne
looked with much hope to the future OF South
Africa and expected much good from Mr..
Chamberlain's visit. = President castro OF
Venezuela has made triumphant official entry
into Caracas: the forces Of the reVolutonlsts
continue TO fee. - Much indignation was
expressed by Italians at the arrest OF Mascagni
in Boston - Germany Will establish per
lnanent naval base on the west coasts OF North
and South America
DOWNSTREAM agreement with Colombia for
the construction OF the Panama Canal has viz
tually been completed. == President hOose-
relt left Washington for this city, and viii be
absent from the capital nearly two weeks. -.
The Treasury Department ruled in the case or
Nasca gnis orchestra that musicians are artists
and not subject to deportation under the Alien
Contract Labor law. =@ j. IL bingnaIn' Sol-
lector OF Internal Revenue for Alabama, was
removed by the President because of his part in
excluding colored Republicans from the State
convention. - The miners employed by
Marllle & Co. one Of the independent coal oper-
Rtors, decided 70 return 10 work. and II Is eA-
pected that the other strikers IN the HaZIeton
region viii do the same - Congressman
Perkins (Rep) announced that ne WOULD miro
duce a bin at the next session OF '-uIgress for
the repeal of the tax on hides ann meats, coal
Ind lumber
CITY-Stocks were weak and lower. -
Ex-Governor Black summed UP in the Mo4neux
Ease, accusing Harry S. Cornish OF poisoning
Mrs Katherine ]. Adams; Assistant District At
torney Osborne began the argument for the
prosecution; the case viii go TO the jury this
afternoon. == Fire started in a Toulouse on
the top of the New East River Bridge, Manhat-
tan tower, and burned all the woodwork on the
structure, the fpemen practically being power
less. the footbridge was destroyed and fell into
the river, parts of II hitting steamboats, ana
there was a rain of heavy iron bolts and nuts.
80 A mother, her son and the sons friend
were accidentally suffOcated by gas in their
rooms. == Two miners were killed near Nor
ristOwn n. J., by falling seventy-fve feet into
q shaft; i've others saved their lives by clinging
TO beams on the sides of the shaft. -
F1fth-aVe merchant knocked down a Bowery
ruffian who had led his boy away. - Three
Bronx men were arrested for cutting down
trees; they said they could buy no coal and
needed fuel. -- 1t was learned that friends
Of Senator p H. McCarren planned TO make
aim Democratic State leader by nominating him
'or the United States Senate against Senator
Plat =-= Founder Bradley offered to con-
cede several small parks to Asbury Park; he
intimated that before he surrendered the more
valuable property there would be a fight to the
finish. == The automobile driver who was
arrested in Yonkers on Sunday was sentenced
% ten days in the city prison - IT was said
that motorcycle policemen might be installed
here.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair and colder. The temperature yesterday;
Maximum. 90 degrees; minimum, 43 degrees