New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
Netp1lork DAILY Wibn,ts
FRIDAY, APRIL 10. 1903.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-over thirty mile course, fifteen
to ieeward and fifteen 10 wfndward, on the Eng
hsh coast Shamrock III beat Shamrock i by
seventeen minutes and twenty-slx seconds
The Netherlands Parliament passed the
Anti-Strike bill by large majority the failure
of the general strike is now believed to be
foregone conclusion. - The funeral of Mrs.
Horace Porter was held in the American Church
in Paris. 80 In the by-election in the cam
borne division of Cornwall England Sir Wiifred
Lawson G-iberaD was elected to Parliament by
increased party majority - The Emperor
of Austria performed the ancient Holy ThurS-
day custom of washing the feet OF twelve IN
digent old men. - The British and American
governments are reported to be negotiating over
The concession of privileges TO British commerce
and the British Navy in connection with the
Panama Canal Three American sailors
were sentenced to prison for seal poaching by a
Russian court sitting at Nladivostok
DOMESTIC.-The United States Circuit Court
of Appeals at St Paul, decided that the North
ton in restraint Of trade, and enjoined II from
exercising any control over the Northern Paclhc
and Great Northern Railroad companies; the
case will be taken the United States Supreme
Court. - President Roosevelt spent the day
in a trip through portions of the Yellowstone
Park: it is said that he may try few shots
the three platoon police bill ~ A deadlock
developed in the Senate Committee on
Education the educational bills; the AS
senbly Committee gave another hearing but
took no action any Of the bills. - April
3 was fixed as the date for fnai ao1ournn11eaat
ed on the battleship Iowa, killing three men
and iniuriug FIVE. A tornado in Kansas
killed many persons and wrought much dam
age. - The drivers and stabemen Of
the Beech Creek Coal Company, Of Altoona,
Penn, qCarrelied over the question whether the
bride was part Of the harness. and the driv-
ers struck. throwing twelve hundred men out OF
work
CITY.-Stocks closed firm after a decline on
Northern Securities decision. - Chief Muir
ply and Detective Pearson. of Jersey City, in
answering Bucklin's suit for false arrest that
he in Canfeld's gambling house. after getting
Theodore Hostetter drunk, cheated him out Of
$4,000 in sharp gambling practices. - 1t
was announced that a partly completed build
ing, designed for apartment house, would
become the first Columbia University dorrnitory
and house two hundred students. - The de-
cision in the Northern Securities case had little
effect the stock market - Boys looted
house and carried away furnishings worth
$1,000 - A man with wound under his
heart fought desperately with two policemen.
- II learned that President Cantor
cused one Of the Greater New-York Democracy
district leaders of trying to charge the city
missioner Russell declared that he would de-
sert the organization il it took steps to support
Tammany. - Counsel for a theatrical man.
ager expelled from the Vaudeville Association
declared his client would bring a vaudeville
by booking Western circuit attractions
here. - Allotments of corporate stocks were
made at Controller Grout's Office. - Judge
Foster criticised the grand jury for finding
Indictment against boy, and ordered his &C
QuittaL
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest. 63
degrees: lowest. 40