New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-10
Arw-2lork DaiIp GTibm1Ie
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1903.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- LTIIIth Congress met IN
special session at the call Of President tSooee-
welt, to enact legislation putting the C1p ,.-
reciprocity treaty into effect - IN tne 81
are onlv the usual routine business at the open
ing OF session was transacted si.- 1''e
House elected Joseph G.. Cannon speaker
FOREIGN.-The provisional government ap-
pointed commission TO so 10 NasIiLILs1 Oi. -
necotiate q canal treaty; some changes, II i
said. are desired in the t5ay-f1erran , CoI 5--o
ton The town OF Macorls, thirty ~ (
miles east OF san Domingo, was ooInosiroeu Ds
a Dominican gunboat, but the rebel forces re-
safDed possession OF the port - MI tsallou
rS-as The Guest of honor at the Lord Mayors
dinner al the GuildhalL the premier speaiA4i.e
chiefly on Great Britalns foreign teiaeI0 ~
M Choate discussed the settlement OF the
Alaskan boundary question. =- NaLNes %
the tribe which recently massacred German
garrisons in Southwest Africa invaded APE
Colony and had an encounter win the -
police. - Armenians attempted 20 sur d
revolt in Erzeroum, where turkish IloopS , a.
feated two lnsurgent ballos- - - -
zion OF the German Emperor was reported 10
be improving, and his physicians again en- en-
rlhaticaTy denied thar the 21ecIoh VI 14iS
throat was Of a cancerous nature
DONESTIC-The United States Government
win not permit Colombian troops to embark ioI
the Isthnus Of Panama, and VIII SEND WaIShlpS
10 any port where it is attempted - -.
dent Roosevelt urged Senator Hanna 10 remain
chairman Of the Republican NatlonaI SoInIIlIl-
Zee but no definite decision was reached by the
Senator. 49, President Gompers, IN opening
ahe labor convention in Boston said the inter-
rational unions and American feoeratlon OF
sSo~ had gained 40 100 members in the year
ended September 50 last. 30 The state hall-
road Commission reports that the streeJcar ser
vice in Greater New-Gork Is inadequate heaIis
all the lines having failed 10 keep pace Win
the demands of the public. - 1here We're
aez-el0pu1ents Of various sorts IN the steer ousl
ness. some mills opened, while others closeu'
and wages were reduced in some places.
The monument to the 73d Pennsylvania Regl-
,nent At Missionary Ridge, was dedicated -
t-olcnel A X Mcclure was appointed Prothoflo-
-ay,- of the supreme Court for the Eastern DIS
t~ict Of Pennsylvania 80 Gordon Mckay
leaves the bulk Of his estate Of several millions
20 Harvard University, cutting on his two sons
with small annuities.
t~TTY-Stocks were generally lower
frank G. Tefft- the drygoods merchant, died
= C-ear harrington. Mass. 80 The father
Of Miss Eleanor Anderson declared he would
prosecute the imposter who had couItec ms
daughter II the police did not - Inc %
1or1bian Consul General here said that the re
r,orted offer 10 Germany by his government
was not Official. but had been received IN a
letter - Captain Richmond Pearson Hon
son tried TO get a warrant to enable MN 70
search q sanatoriuu, where he SAID ms sister
ilaS been robbed - United States Steel COM
mon and preferred and the sinking fund oonds
again made new low records on the stock tx
change - A woman drank acid with sui
sidal attempt after leaving part for her nus
hand - Eight persons were injured IN a
trolley car collision in Broadway; - WIN
ners at Jamaica: ]. Race King; :. UnInaskeoi
q Sweet Alice: /. River Pirate; ., Robin HOOD
g Mamie Worth.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR To-Day
Cooler and partly cloudy, followed by ram. me
Temperature yesterday Highest, % degrees
lowest, IS.