New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

ONGRESS.-Senate: Debate on the Philip
pine Tariff bill continued. Mr.. Spooner speaking
for and Mr. Bate against the administration
policy. == House: The Indian Appropriation
bill passed.
FOREIGN-Lord Roseberys letter announc
ing his separation from Sir Henry Campbell
Bannerman's wing Of the Liberal party in Eng
land caused mu.-I comment throughout the
kingdom. =- King Edward Went to visit Lord
Burton head of the Bass family of brewers, at
his country seat in the Midlands - Lord
Stalbridge, presiding over "A meeting of share
holders of the London and North Western Rail-
way, said the company was adopting the Ameri-
can system of big wagons and powerful engines
= 1t is believed that between 10000 and
100000 of the stolen funds Of the Liverpool
Bank will be recovered. leaving the shareholders
to make good a loss Of 10000 - While
further fighting between the rioters and troops
took place at Barcelona. peace has practically
been restored there; about forty lives have been
lost in the disturbances; there were heavy
realizations in Spanish bonds in London, owing
to the disorders. == Signor Marconi viii sail
from England on the American liner Philadel-
phia to-day for months visit to Ottawa and
Montreal - The Lucania in passing Queens
town reported having been in communication
py wireless telegraphy with Prince Henrys
steamer, the KrOnpTnz Wilhelm. in midocean;
the German vessel signalled "AI we'll"
DOMESTlC.-The twenty-fifth anniversary of
Johns Hopkins University celebrated in
baltimore, with the attendance of many edu-
Gators from the leading institutions of the
country -= Secretary Long confirmed
ports that he Will resign from the Cabinet but
said that no date for his retirement had been
set # The House Committee on Territories
voted in favor of admitting New Mexico, Ari-
Zona and Oklahoma to Statehood. 80 Patrick
w Culllnan, State Excise Commissioner, has
decided TO have about two hundred druggists
IN this State prosecuted for selling liquor il
legally = Mrs. Roosevelt left Groton for
washington with her cOnValescent son.
The appeal of Captain Herlihy. formerly Of the
Twelfth PreCIDCt. New York City in the ca 60 Of
charges against him for Nilful neglect OF duty
vas argued at Albany. -- Danger OF a big
Ice jam at Pittsburg is feared. as the ice gorge
IN the Allegheny River IS seventy miles in
length, and il is expected that the ice will move
Tomorrow. == 4 Lake Shore passenger train
was wrecked near Oberlin. Ohio. by the breakn
OF piston rod, the cars being thrown from the
track; number # injured persons were taken
from the wreck, but it is not thought that they
will die. == Pennsylvania excursion train
was wrecked over the Mexican Central Rail-
road some distance south Of FL Paso Tex. but
no casualties were reported.
CITY.-There was recovery in stocks. =
The had weather and the helated arrival Of
the TeUtonic made those who are to receive
Prince Henry fear that he would not arrive to-
day in time for carrying out the programme for
his reception. == \ nurse in YOnkers tried to
kill her charge and herself rather than be sepa-
rated from he. == The snow of the morning
changed 10 hail and sleet. which coupled with
a high wind. delayed traffic on the surface and
elevated roads. tore limbs from the trees in
various parks stopped many Of the city clocks
and put the streets in bad condition they
were in the blizzard. =-- The NeN-Amsterdam
Gas Company paid the largest hill for arrears
of taxes ever recorded in the Controllers Office.
THE WEATHER.-Forecas for to-day: Rain
or sleet. The tempera ture yesterday: Highest,
b: lowest, %; average. 2S.