New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21

c,oNGREss,-Senate: The Panama Canal
treaty was considered in executive session from
ii III. until $50 p m wnen a ree go Of
taken until II a. N. to-day, in the nope ot
reaching q compromise with the advocates %
The Statehood bill - House: Consideration
Of the Fowler Currency bill was begun tie
Eor-,frafions Appropriation bill was passed
and conference reports on the bill Tor i
of Presidents and the Legislative Appropriation
bill we're adopted
FoREIGN.-The revolutionary movement In
Honduras is increasing; important assistance IL
being sent 10 President-elect BONITA py fIeol
dent Regalado of Salvador - En nI a,5
Williams letter expressing his faith in GOO ana
Christ and the Old Testament has removed an
DOUBTS of German theologians regarding the
Kaisers religious beliefs me aSs9on in
Mckee City. - Mr.. Arnold-Forster repIieo
IN Parliament 10 criticisms Of the British navy
6eputation Of land owners from uie
r~,vin.e of Sirnbirsk warned the Russian Gov
ernneat that dangerous uprising OF peasan::s
is eypacted there. - The twenty-ffth ami
versary of the succession Of Leo XIII 10 the
Papacy was celebrated with much ponp IN
Rome; the Pope showed soma weakness, ana
was Frustrated at the close OF me ceremony,
but recovered - The Bishop Of Southampton
died in England. - feneZuelans protested
against the failure of the bockading powers TO
return the Venezuelan vessels captured ny men
as stipulated il the protocols; the German com
mander gave notice to the Venezuelan authorl-
ties that he would return the captured hes
tauraeor on February % - The report that
Andrew Carnegie purposes building peace
Talaes at The Hague is confirmed
DOMESTIC-President Roosevelt signed the
Eikins Anti-Rebate bin thus completing the
rroerararrse antitrust legislation at this ses-
sion Congress. - Secretary Corte1you at
tended his first Cabinet meeting. - Gov
ernor Cummins Of Iowa visited President Roose-
welt, and later VIII have a conference with
Min on important political questions. - The
&ERegular Republicans and Democrats in the
=<Delaware Legislature combined to vote down a
Union Republican resolution condemning George
Kennan's recent articles in 1.-THE Outlook on
Teis are political methods. - Some sweep
ing changes are recommended in the report of
II H Bender, the Fiscal Supervisor of State
Charities - The State National Guard
fhoffties VIII not attempt 10 put into operation
the Dick law before its effect is fully explained.
CI-Y.-Stocks were strong and higher. -
The discovery Of forged naturalization paper
led TO the suspicion that hundreds of such spuri-
Gus documents had been sold TO foreigners in
eligible for citizenship in the last year. -
The White Star liner Cedric arrived on her
maiden voyage; her passengers were much
pleased with her. - An insurance agent teStl-
Aed against the italian life insurance swindlers,
confessing that he had shared in the profits, and
telling Of their methods, - Metropolitan
Street Railway stock advanced; It was rumored
that the Stock Exchange might take cogniZance
Of the attack on the stock. - City officials
commented On Chief Engineer Parsons's plan for
eniargiag the rapid transit system Of the city
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, "a degrees; lowest, 9.