New-York tribune., 1902-03-24
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MONDAY. MARCH "a. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Acting President Schalk-Burger,
r W. Reitz, ex-SeCretaTy Of State OF the Trans
Vaal. and Commandants Meyer and krogh
came into the British lines at Pretoria. in South
Africa, under a flag of truce. and proceeded TO
the Orange River Colony, it is thought with
the purpose of seeing Lord Kitchener; the peace
news excited London. = In Peking the
Franco Russian delegation is generally regarded
making for peace; the Chinese Government
is preparing to send independent ministers to
Italy. Austria and Spain. == Four more cases
and two deaths from cholera are reported at
Manila in Mindanao seventeen signalmen were
attacked by Moros, who killed one signalman
and captured the transportation Of the An1eri-
cans. 80 Cecil Rhodes weaker yesterday.
- The election OF Maxine CORK TO be an
honorary member OF the St. Petersburg Acad-
emy Of Sciences was annulled. -- Liberals
and Socialists Of Belgium demonstrated in favor
of universal suffrage. = On the assertion
that Leon Gabriel. who was executed in Port
Au-Prince, was native of France. the French
Minister in Hayti has requested that a French
war vessel be sent 10 POTt-au-PTinCe TO enforce
any claim that may be made for reparation.
- In attack by strikers on a jail in Ba-
toum, Transcaucasia, thirty Of the attacking
party were killed by a volley from soldiers who
were guarding the jail =- Marconi has Sc
lected Table Head. Cape Breton, as the site for
a wireless telegraph station the Atlantic
Coast nearest to England. -= If the United
States Senate passes the Nicaragua Canal bill,
President Zelava Of Nicaragua Will visit Linon
10 confer with President Iglesias Of Costa RiCa.
DOMESTIC-Two men were killed and eleven
were injured in a train wreck at Covesville Va.
80 a strike Of the twenty-five thousand
miners in Virginia and West Virginia seems TO
be imminent == The North and South Meth
odist Episcopal churches may federate in sew
eral branches of work == Judge Noah Davis
was buried at Mount Albion, y. Y. == The
Oleomargarine and the Chinese Exclusion bills
in the Senate and the Army bill and the Moss
Rhea case in the House viii probably be debated
in the present week. == It seems possible that
several leading Democrats will repudiate Mr
Bryan and that an attempt will be made to re-
turn to some former doctrines of the party.
CITY.-It was announced that owners of prop
erty In Park-ave.. between Thirty-sixth and
Forty second SITS. would hold a meeting to-
morrow to decide some course of action in
view of disasters in the subway under the ave-
nue.. - It was the widest OPEN Sunday
since the overthrow Of Tammany: District At
torney Jerome intimdted that six or seven police
captains were liable to be broken SOON -
dog. which II was declared by Oak-st people
was intoxicated from drinking beer. severely
bit a little girl. - Commissioner Fitchie said
that President Roosevelt had decided to make a
clean sweep in the immigration Bureau. -
Sixteen horses. including ten Of P. F. Collier
were burned 70 death in a fire at the Monmouth
Hunt Club stables. - The Speedway was
thronged by spectators, who saw many exciting
brushes.
THE Neutrality-suspicious. for to-day: Fair.
The temperature yesterday: Highest 63 de-
grees; lowest, A: average. a.