New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-25
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-A strike demonstration in Ha-
vana resulted in riot and serious fighting be-
tween the strikers and police; two strikers were
killed and eighty or more persons, including
several of the police, were injured; President
Palma said that property of foreigners would
be protected at ali hazards. Elk President
Rafael Iglesias left Costa Rica sailing for New
Orleans his life in Central America having be-
come unbearable since the revolution Of last
May - The House Of Commons by large
majority voted to accept the Brussels conven-
ton providing for the abolition Of bounties on
sugar. - De RydZewski, the Russian singer
IN whose room in Paris Mrs. Gore, an American,
died, was released from custody: at the lnstruc-
ticn Of the United States Government Consul
General Gowdy named a commission OF ply
Bicians TO make an autopsy on Mrs: Gore ana
report to the nature Of her death
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt spent most
OF the day in conference with Repunncan ieao-
Commercial Gable Company to construct a
franspacific line approved by the Presl-
dent. - A statement issued at the WHITE
House EXPLAINED that the appointment of Dis
trict Attorney Byrne, Of Delaware, was made
on the ground of merit and not in recognition
Of the Addicks faction - The salt Lake
city Ministerial Alliance adopted resolutions
protesting against the election TO the United
States Senate Of Apostle Reed smoot OF me me
Mormon Church. - President Mitchell, with
Messrs. barrow and Lloyd. Of the Mine Work
ers' attorneys, went to Washington by request
Of WAYNE MacVeagh, of counsel for the oper-
stors: several OF the independent operators came
this city for their conference to-day with the
presidents Of the coal roads; the independents
10 make such terms with the coal presidents as
will permit them TO join in the settlement or the
dispute Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlandt Field
Bishop, of Lenox, Mass, will tour through Al
giers in an automobile this winter.
CITY.-Stocks were irregular and active. -
Commissioner Partridge, to show the superiority
Of the present two platoon system over the
three platoon plan urged by the policemen, mo-
biliZed 34S reserves at the Grand Central Palace
in an hour and half. - Charges Of corrup-
ton were made TO the Mayor in connection with
the condemnation Of site for Troop C's armory
- Il was learned that the Will Of Mrs. Ellen
Gore, who was shot dead in a Paris studio. was
IN the possession Of a lawyer here, and would
be probated in this city. - It was said that
9 bill would be introduced in Albany this win
ter abolishing the Office Of Coroner in this citys
- The State Railroad Commissioners gave
the Pennsylvania Railroad permission TO build
Low appointed commission Of three to report
on improvements in the water supply. -
postponement Of two weeks was granted in the
Prudential-Fidelity merger. - trolley car
beheaded boy who was playing tag -
Fifteen hundred union men were locked out by
the builders Of New-Rochelle Larchmont and
John I. Blair asked the New-Jersey Court of
Chancery to construe the will in regard to the
division OF the property. - J. E. Williams. a
New-York drygoods man, dropped dead in the
Pennsylvania station, in Newark.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Rain, with fresh winds, veering east. The
temperature yesterday: Highest, 55 degrees;
lowest, II degrees.