New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-20
Nemi1lorli DaiIp Gribrnts.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN. -London's defences against attack
in case Of war are being rushed; powerful bat.
teries are being mounted along the Ihames ana
a. points commanding the roads 10 me south
coast. - The sudden cold weather in Europe
caused much distress among the poor. especlaLy
in Germany 80 It was said that the victory
of President Castro Of Venezuela at La Vic
toria was due TO jealousy among the revolution
lists: Castro was preparing to push ms s ala
that Andrew Carnegie was rapidly recovering
from his slight case OF poisoning and that al
he needed was a few days rest. - Another
princess was born to the Queen Of Italy
DOMESTIC.-Captain Brownell formerly
volunteer officer in the Philippines, has admit
ted administering the water cure TO Father
TO his department commander. thus clearing
Secretary Root from the anti-imperialist charge
of deliberately Concealing the facts. - II Is
said In Washington that this government Is
not likely 10 intervene in Cuba unless some
foreign country seeks 10 come between the
island and the United States. - Fresldent
Mitchell Of the United Mine Workers. told the
Coal Strike Commission that the non union
men should not be put out to furnish work Tor
former strikers: he added that there was plenty
of labor for all = The four masked train
robbers who held W express on the Colo
RADIO and Southern Road and were frightened
away BY the express messenger. are not sup
posed to have been captured yet.
CITY-stock market irregular, but closed
strong. - The story Of Mrs. De1helmer re-
earding plots against the Presidents life was not
credited by the authorities. = Lieutenant
Governor-eiect Higgins and Speaker Nixon con-
sition Of the legislative committees - - A man
believed by the police TO be one OF the band OF
Nihilists was arrested. - The contract tor
the tunnel under the East River was awarded
10 Andrew Ouderdonk. - Bowery humans
assaulted a AcCullagh deputy, whose injuries,
II was said, might prove fatal - The Eye
and Ear Infirmary was obliged to close lis
throat department because Of the large number
Of trachoma cases il is caring for, and a lack OF
funds - II was announced that George ).
Gould Henry c. Frick and others had applied
for riparian rights near Cape May, and planned
build an exclusive summer resort there. --=
The submarine boat Adder. in a twelve hour
trial, seemed TO show herself equal to any war
time emergency. - II was announced that
a young man of Vineland n. J. was missing
in Europe. and that his aunt, Princess Saln-
Salrn Of Prussia. had asked detective agencies
on the Continent TO look out for him. -
Brooklyn woman brought suit against the city
for damages caused by traffic on the Brooklyn
Bridge. 1t said that the grocers in
the tenement house districts, who sell milk al
retail a narrow margin of profit in order to
get trade, would have 10 raise the price. -
Property owners met at Grand Central Palace
70 further a movement TO have the Newly ork
Central Railroad put its tracks under ground
IN making the proposed loops near its yard.
The Observation-Disclosures for to-day: Fair.
The tempeTa rure yesterday. Highest % de-
grees; lowest. 46 degrees.