New-York tribune., 1903-02-25
letp1lork DAILY Gribnals
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1903.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- Senate: Messrs. Tillman and
Carnack spoke on the Southern race question
attacking The Presidents policy; the PostolIlce &c
Approximation bill and the Aldrfch Banking bllI
We're considered. - House: The Senale
Philippine Currency bin was passed. with
amendments
FOREIGN-The debate on army reorganiza-
iion was closed in the House of Commons. and
.he Government was sustained by a vote of 2ol
TO 145 - The insurgent leader, San Miguel
Eetreated from Montalban TO the MorohS houii-
tains: his capture is considered certain. - LORD
Roberts was invited to dinner in New-Hork by
members of the Pilgrim Society on the occasion
OF his proposed visit TO this country. =Reports
regarding the work done in Europe by the st
Louis Fair commissioners are satisfactory :"
In inquiry at Paris regarding the SUBSTITUTION
of cheap furs for the sa bles formerly owned pg
Mrs c. L. Fair American and Partisan ofnclals
We're exonerated. - The Democrauc-Liberal
party has introduced in Holland a bill TO extend
The right of suffrage TO women = Great
crowds blocked the boulevards of Paris TO cele-
brate the Mardi Gras festival
DOMESTIC-President Roosevelt signed an
agreement under which the United States &C
ouires a naval station and a coalng station IN
Cuba - It was proposed with the approval
of the State Department, that the Car OF Rus
sia be asked to name the arbtrators of The
Hague tribunal who are TO pass on the Nenez-
uelan preferential question # The report or
The New-York Postoffice Site Commission, rec
pmmending buildings at the Pennsylvania ana
New-Yort Central terminals, was made pubIlc-
With the assistance of two Regular he
puhiicans the Addcks members OF the Dela-
ware legislature defeated the bill repeating the
Voters Assistant law of that State; the Regu-
lars afterward said that they would continue
10 vote against Addicks for United States Sen
: xtor - Mayor Low visited Governor Odel
in Albany. and talked freely Of the New-1orh
City measures he desired passed. - Distric'
Attorney Jerome, a hearing on his Sunday
Excise bill at Albany, said that 16o,Ott people
in this city were bound TO drink on the Sab
bath. =- DR.. Daniel Davis, State Health Com
missioner. told mass meeting of Ithaca citizens
how TO prevent q recurrence of the present
typhoid epidemic - Six men were burned to
death in a train wreck at Berea, Ohio
CITY.-Stocks were irregular. at small final
changes. = The testimony taken at the
Hagaman hearings was turned over to the Dis
trict Attorney by Mr.. Unger: doctors said that
when they called to the bedside of Haga-
man he was dead dying. == The govern
ing committee OF the Stock Exchange suspended
Camille Wedenfeld for one year, on charges
relating TO Mir. Weidenfeld's s alleged connection
with the Peter Power litigation; counsel for Mr.
weidenfeld served upon the Stock Exchange sec
1etary a complaint in a suit for S5eo,0Oo dam
ages. 1t learned that the directors
of the Metropolitan Museum of Art decided not
TO accept the Marie collection of portraits. -=
Three men We're shot in the same spot in the
back as the result of a feud between two fac
tions of Cherry Hill ruffians. = Staten ISL
and taxpayers were up in arms over the pro-
posed ferry lease, principally because II pro-
Cided for no communication rate.