New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
aesp91ork Dailp Gribnne.
SUNDAY. JANUARY 10, 1902
THE NEWS THIS MORNTNG.

ONGRESS.-The Senate was not in session.
- House: The session was brief, and only
routine business was transacted: an urgent de-
fciency bill, carrying nearly S11.0Oo,o0. and a
Chinese exclusion bill were introduced.
FOREIGN.-The German imperial yacht
Hohenzollern sailed from Kiel for New York
yesterday morning. the programme of Prince
Henry's visit to America as arranged by Secre-
tary Hay and DR.. Won Holeben will be consid-
cred by Emperor William Monday-. A
conference Of Boer leaders was held at The
Hague but those who took part in il declared
IL was only a periodical meeting, and ridiculed
the peace stories afioat in London. - Colonel
Arthur Lynch. member Of Parliament for Gal
way remains in Paris. and says he appreciates
the fact that he would not be allowed 10 reach
his goal If he attempted to take his seat. -
Herr Won Bennigsen. Landrath of Hanover died
S the result OF a wound received In duel
with Herr Falkenhagen tenant OF a royai
estate near Hanover. - crusade against
adulterated milk has been started in Paris
- The British steamer Lagos went ashore in
q fog on an iset near Madeira: the passengers
were killed by the earthquake in Mexico
- The Vatican is making every effort 10 get
into complete accord with the Washington ad-
Ininistration in regard to church problems in
the Philippines. = Philippe Marcheti, the
Italian composer, is dead. - Sir Ellis Ash
mead-Bartlett, NJ. p, died in London.
DOMESTIC.-In a hearing the franchise
tax before Judge Earl. Frank H. Platt. Charles
A Collin, w. \. Dyl1man, Mr. Hemmers and
MIR. Page made arguments. - Governor Odell
removed the Sheriff of Buffalo from office for
failing to suppress poolroom. == 1t seems
probably that Yale will have good crews on the
Thames this wear. The locomotive of the
Denver Limited passenger train, the Rock
Island Railroad. blew up while passing through
Victor Iowa. and killed the engineer and the
fireman. No passengers were injured. - The
Van Wormer brothers and Harvey Bruce
charged with killing Peter A Halenbeck, OF
Hudson n. Y, were held for murder in the
first degree. The Democratic members OF
the Senate committee the Philippines adopted
a policy OF opposition to the Philippine larlIl
BILL demanding free trade and ultimate lndepen-
dence OF the Filipinos the w aIker lslhillah IA
Canal Commission presented its report on the
Panama Company's offer 10 President foose-
yeit - A delegation OF beet sugar men pro-
tested to President Roosevelt against reduction
of duty on Cuban sugar; the President SAID that
something must be done for the island.
CITY-Stocks were dull and irregular. -
Street Cleaning Commissioner Woodbury. made
q report on the condition OF his department, ana
announced an arrangement with the Long
Island Railroad Company for disposing of street
sweepings - District Attorney Jerome salo
he was pleased with the progress OF the tunnel
inquest; the State Railroad Commissioners de-
ctded 10 postpone their inquiry until the end
of the inquest Bridge Commissioner
Idndenthal declined 70 allow the Roeblings a
further extension of time for the completion OK
the New East River Bridge. == Mayor Low
celebrated his ffty-second birthday by working
overtime at the City Hall. = II was said that
either Charles c. Birmingham or Henry A. Rog-
ers would be president of the new school board.
r. Politicians declared that Lewis Nixon would
not last long as leader Of Tammany Hall, and
that James J. Martin would eventually succeed
Croker. -- Charities Commissioner Folks said
he was investigating project for the building
of a consumptive hospital on BlackwelPs Island
- Bert Reiss. on the witness stand in a po-
lice court, reiterated his charge against Michael
J. Dady and Sheriff GudeE of Kings County
- Highwaymen stripped brokers' clerk OF
clothes, shoes, collar and cuffs in a hallway
i THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Rain
colder in the afternoon The temperature yes
terday:; Highest, - degrees lowest, Il; aver