New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
1erk DAILY Wibn.rk
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1903.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

:: FOREIdK.-Uncertetutyi I'm regard &c the HGw
iTFansvs&I loan caused q further fan IN british
iconSol& - court martial has been autnot-
Axed TO try Major General Sir Hector A8cdcnaIn'
couan1e nEinE the BRITISH forces in Ceyion, OF
tcharEes of alleged immoral conduct - the
French Chamber Of DEPUTIES. by A vote OF ;f''f
40 246 refused to authorize religious preaching
orders. - After making gallant detence
Ehe AIuericans In the town Of Surigao, PROVINCE
pof 1ssndanao, captured by Iadrones on March So
Hwers relieved by constabulary. :" secretary
s1Eoody selected Guantanamo as the site or the
lBriacpal naval station In Cuba. - an agree-
Sxn4at for q new fast line OF steamers oetwecn
GsAAdE and Glasgow and Liverpool has oeen
@lgHsd by the Dominion Government ano the
rAiIag Line - Warships at San Domingo re-
ssored ooet IN the city; the forces Of the revoiu-
tionary troops are increasing 60 Detalls OIL
rhe riottng in Trinidad showed th&t fourteen
natives were killed and forty wounded. -
The Count and Countess Won WaIdersee are ex-
spected to sail for this country ebout April Lh-
- The eruption Of La Souhriere vas re-
pprted from st. Vincent 10 be diminishing,
DONESTIC-Presideat Roosevelt appointed
sTiuiam NJ. Collier head of the New-1ork
State Civil Service Commission special as
i&istant attorney general to aid in the ENFORCE
tzoent of antitrust laws. - The War De-
sSartrent's plans for providing new currency
keE the Philippines were outlined - - senator
iOsris's bill providing for a 1y0OO~ton barge
canal, to cost S101 100000 was passed by the
Senate at Albany. - Mrs. Burdick said at
the inquest into the death of her husband that
Penneii had spoken of committing suicide in his
1etterE: she denied any knowledge OF the muir
derer in answer to repeated questions - The
=
zn NeU-Jersey with capital stock Of $15O086OO
was announced in Chicago: the directors Of the
company include members of the Armour, SWlft
Morris and other Large packing companies, and
tt was said that the new corporation would buy
many of the present concerns and expected to
do & business of $IJ0000O00 year. -
stockholders of the Pennsylvania Railway Com
pany. at q meeting in PhiisdeIphia, approved
the increase CT the capital stock Of the company
TO S3gf,lE0,G0N. - The arrangements have
been completed for President Roosevelt's visit
80 Chicago on his Western trip. - The United
States Steel Corporation started ] 300 new coke
ovens - The coal trust operating in Chi
cago was enjoined by Judge Kohlsaat In the
United States District Court in Chicago.
CITT.-Stocks we're weak and lower. -
of its operation, IL announced. have passed
from the Fanderbilts to The Rockefeller Penn
nia-Morgar combination. - A SGD,
0ftalOO mortgage was filed the property and
rights OF the Ne=-York and New-JerSey Bridge
Company. aroCsing the belief that q Hudson
River bridge may bs built - The hearing
the SUMMONS for H II. Vreeland was begun.
- The Board OF Aldermen passed q resolu-
tion against high license by vote Of 46 to 10.
& At q meeting of the board of directors
Rgarosd Company yesterday a proposition to
advance wages Of the employees was decided on,
And President Hall said that he expected there
would be no dfsicuty with the men. -
George w. Perkins and others opposed the fran
tchise Of the Inferborough Railroad Company
- A suit for $4,000 damages for injuries
received by boy in the explosion in Madison
Square was begun. - The will Of James
McCreery was filed for probate; large bequests
were maze to the widow and other members Of
and child at fire.
TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair Tka Temperature yesterday: Highest, IS
degrees; lowest. 81