New-York tribune., 1903-03-09
Iem11ork DAILY Gribntts
MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1903.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Business in the British Parila-
r,ent mas come to a stendstin, awaiting the re-
turn of Colonial Secretary Chamberlain !MroIIl IRON
Africa The Pope, contrary TO the aosIce
Of his pbvsican. received five thousand pilgrims
e. +ba Vatican - Mile Daurgnac, one or
the HImbert family, released from prison
IN Paris on the ground that she was hysterloal
and not responsible for her actofls- -, - "
Rourke Cochran, who is i'll with pneumonia IN
Cairo is making favorable progress. - me
German Crown Prince and his brother are III
Cairo - The Venezuelan protocols were nH-
favorahly received On thelT "a raheIs
Caracas; Venezuelan ports hello by the feoeIS
have been blockaded by the castro govern
ment and navigation of the Orlnoco mas beell
closed -- The Honduran Government army
bas beeB dfsastrously defeated by the forces OF
President-elect Boniila- - Brltish exporters
arc disturbed at the success of Americans IN
wrestling from them the Malta hour market
D0NESTIC-Some anxiety among those VINO
favor the canal treaty has been caused by the
impression that a number OF Democrats IN @ liIe
Senate will favor the Morgan amendment Pro-
yjding for absolute control - Inc estap-
Ishment of two new pOStOff1ces In lnlS city a.
the terminals of the Pennsylvania and Ce!tra!
railroads is favored by Secretary Shaw -
An official of the United Mine Workers, VINO
was detailed TO investigate the hght petWeeh
coIored miners and United States deputy mar
ehaIs in West Virginia reported that the ne
rroes were shot in their beds. and that cries
for mercy were answered with curses, no I IileI.S
was shown TO women or chlloreh: 80 ool1i M
P Biount commissioner to the HaWahan Isl
ands in Cleveland's second term. dfed at Macon,
Ga from congestion of the lungs - t1lotLne
broke out again in Waterbury, Conn, IN con-
nectfon with the streetcar troubles there. -
officials of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
granted an increase of wages to the employes or
The system. ~ Many ministers in Bulalo
made the Burdick murder case the sun3ect d OF
fhqir sermons - The Ohio, MISSISSIPPI anu
other Western rivers are rising, ana theie 10
danger of serious floods.
CITY-A great tribute was paid 10 the frehi
ory Of Henry Ward Beecher az the meeting III III
the Academy of Music, Brooklyn; there weIe
speecheE bV Mayor Low, eX-Presldent CleVelaI!u'
Justice Brewer. DR.. Hills and others - Inc
last rites Of the church were administered TO q
patient believed TO be dying from iock1aW III
Peleyue Hospital. -- 1t was learned that nVe
retail tobacco dealers had gone out OF business
because of the competition OF the trust =
dense fog caused several collisions IN the haT-
bor tied up the usual Sunday towing uaihc'
and impeded the running of ferryboats -
DR. Ieierle tells Of his plans for the care OF pa
1ients i'll with contagious diseases. - Dr;
Hunter president of the Normal College repneq
30 the criticism Of Superintendent MaxWell
The Rev. DR.. Van De Water declared that
this was an age of dyspepsia and that business
rush was entering the church
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Clearing and colder. The temperature yester-
day: Highest. 56 degrees; lowest 40