New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
FEE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOHEYoN.-rhe Cuban Senate adopted the
reciprocity treaty as amended by the GuIseu 9.
states Senate - A dispatch from HitEetel
sPeweu said that San Domingo vas h.Hs +Tere
ia1 Fe<e4nHaent troops and that the rsoe!s W. W.
f6sroorsfized -= The report that San Mlgue
the Filipino iRsuFgsnt leader bad 0eSn ET AIIr t
Fea1 ksrsoEEna was confirmed - lHs opli,
~ of rocsf Of the members Of the Sacred Col.
FIe1a is aaId TO he in favor of the noT1inatloi W
XfrAbIshop ireland for. Cardinal = one Ine arm
{dItion Of the Empress of Germany whose aa :"
vas broken by Il fall from her horse Is s, sAtIs-
.NScsory Admiral Dewey's alleged remarks
caused much sdvers: erileislH rfatsd ntoT6 m the
i1o8D1sI track athletic games. taking e4eRt nrsIs
fsOttSSr CONTESTS Rough weather on the
[lS ~ ,ne,eTted = trial of Shamrock III; the
firxt spin of the new boat was set tor moli4as Ia
= The revocation Of the law excluding JeS
Sytts from Germany is hkefy TO faEi IN tHe DUH
sSsrstk
rsoMFSTIC- President Roosevelt was ouslly
engaged in closing up public business, SO la a.
.1,oSxihle before his departure for the WesR; ~
:p4olnisSA TO visit the beet sugar farms Sno Iar
tory al Oxnard. Neb. = James 3 HaTiau a.
:Xtfor1sy General OF Porto Rico. handed his
iresigna tion to the President. = Ihe aseIl.S asS
so5 tlsS cotton mills in Lowell, Mass. oroeIeu
them closed: about twenty thousand handS @ dip
;shE2svu o4I 81 work ROW and this number Will
increase largely; The leader Of the operatives
said thaE there r4ig4t he trouble -= PresloenI
Hail oF the NewEYork New-Haven and Hart
lfer6 Railroad Company agreed 1e meet ha
ffonsI officer OF the trainmsns organlzatioh' 70
1dlee4lex the la aher troubles on the NeW-HaNeL
izysfer17 -- The damage by the Mississippi
floods was rnported great in the VioinltS ol
t3reenyiIle, Miss. where several iiEes were iOSt
- The new steamer Asbury Park, TO ply
between this city and the Atlantic Highlands
vas launched in Philadelphia. 80 Admiral
Dewey expIained 10 the President his recent
SreerxIpx and diss vowed any intention OF re-
feCtfng On Germany. her Emperor or her navy
CITY-EarIy weakness in stocks followed by
recoveries ===-- IT was learned that Belmont
Park was to cost 81. 100000. and to be the finest
home for racing in the world. -= A strike was
favored bv the ma jority Of the elevated road
employees. who held all day meeting TO de-
eide on their nexI move. - AS result OF
the conference by Governor OdelL SenStor Platt
and others IL was decided that the Excise bill
ShcoId be passed. with possible amendments.
and that the Mortgage Tax bill should not De
Tsassed in it's present form. - La SaVo4e beat
the Campania and the Philadelphia. in a close
race frops Europe. DR.. r c. Flower was
released on $4,000 bail; the stockholders OF the
IIene Pine Mining Company voted to ssh TO
Attorney General Eikin, of Pennsylvania -
David Weller, A private detective Was held for
trial for shadowing Henry J. BFaker. - John
RutAarfur6, the <ouTteen-year-old son OF John
"A. Rutherfurd was arrested for speeding an
automobile in Central Park. -- The alleged
pIics ton OF the New-York and Port Chester
Railroad Company for right to go from the city
line TO Connecticut was granted - 1t was
announced that the officials indicted for the
Newark trolley accident would appear In court
TO plead
THE WEATHER. Indications for to-day:
Fair; colder. The temperature yesterday: High
est, g. degrees; lowest. Al.