New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-18
Arip71prk DaiIp Gribrlsts
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER is, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-A farewell banquet was rendered
20 Colonial Secretary Chamberlain in the Town
Hall OF Birmingham on the eve OF his departure
for South Africa; Mr. Chamberlain met with an
enthusiastic demonstration. == King Carlos
az Portugal arrived at Windsor Castle, Where
he is the guest Of King Edward - Emperor
William spent the day shooting on the preserves
of the Earl of Lonsdale, in the North OF Eng
land - The ceremony of depositing the
ashes of Christopher Columbus in IA, a speei ia
was carried out with BETTING solemnity. -
A fusion Of Radicals and Nationalist now con-
trols the Cuban House OF Representatives. ana
a strong campaign against the Plat amendment
IS expected 10 begin; President Palma denied
shat General Bliss is 70 be sent 10 cuba at ms
request. - The police Of Brussels arrested
James Kier Hardie. NJ. p. the well known labor
leader, a suspected anarchist but soon re-
leased him. - A proposition TO reduce tne
capital stock of the Robinson South Africa Bank
threw the Rand securities market in LONDON
snto confusion. 80 Further details Of the de-
struction wrought by the Santa Maria volcano
United States marines on the isthmus VIII be
embarked on Tuesday on the Panther for nome
So The Sultan Of Johore viii visit the 81
Louis Exposition.
DOMESTIc.-President Roosevelt has not de-
ferTnined 10 call an extra session % the LNIllth
Congress, and IL Is regarded in Washington as
extremely improbable that he will do so. -
The text of King Oscars decision in the samoan
arbitration, made public in Washington, SHOWS
that the award was in favor Of Germany, ana
against the United States and Great Britain
on every point - President Mitchell OF the
United Mine Workers was again under cross
examination by Wayne MacVeagh before the
National Strike Arbitration Commission; ne De-
Tended the boycott as a strike weapon, ana dc,
clared that d non-union man had no morai
right TO work during labor troubles: he would
not admit that there was intimidation or ylo-
lence during the anthracite strike. but SAID that
such actions, when they did occur. should meet
with swift punishment - The non-unlon
workers presented their statement 10 the aTol-
tration commission; they asked for an increase
sn pay, but wanted the privilege OF working az
many hours as they pleased. ana protesleo
against the operators making an agreement
with the union by which the working hours OF
the non-union men should be curtaileo; they
also asked that provision should be made lot
their protection from the violent acts OF enc ea
union 49, Major General Roe has asked Tor
information from the Attorney General as 70
the law bearing on the case or the eApulsioA
from a painters union OF William Potter, ne
Governor Odell has conferred on the subject
- The attempted trolley boycott at Science
1ady failed - Applications for seats at the
Yale Harvard and ArTny-Nayy football games
gre far IN excess Of the supply.
CTTY-stock market fairly active and strong.
- Mrs. Blanche MoiineuX in Sioux City an
.ounced that she would seek divorce from
Roland B. &olineux; General Molneuz ssld ne
silent A large attendance at Madison
Square Garden welcomed the opening OF the
Horse Show == The submarine boat ADDER
had an exceptionally successful test, running
sfteen miles without coming 20 the surface of
ahe water. =-=-= Unofficial figures for thirty
four Assembly districts OF New-York City. given
out by the Board OF canvassers, ADDED TO odell S
plurality. - Colonel Willis L. Ogden an
nounced that the Mayor and Municipal Clyu
Service Commission would take steps 10 strike
clerkships held by Tamnany men from the
Dowling was dismissed for lack of evidence.
THE wEATHER--Indications for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday Highest, %
degrees; lowest, AZ degrees