New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
Nep71ork DAILY Gribmrre
THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1903.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

coNGRESs-The With Colgress came - 10
an end at noon with the usual tormanIlss ~ ~
tcth houses; in the Senate vote ta-, oL snS in
tbe TeuEe there was remarkable demonsua-
ton Ia honor of Speaker Henderson, VINO .i,5- re-
1frad from Congress; all the approprlaSloL UiitS
LIE nassed, and signed by the President
Observation-Disclosures rePerts cohce1@ @ L!LAIs
Pope Lso's health continue to circulate IN Ho; 1I
and some Of the visiting Cardinals .ta"s ;a Of
their departure from the city; or. the aG.tce VI
his physician the Pope SUSPENDED ms sS
60 Fighting between revolutionary LS panoo
and the Turkish troops is increasing IL N1aC -
T3onis hut it is not thought that gehefal up-
rising has yet been ordered. = Dr. haIaSl
Zaidigar former President of SALVADOR, Is ueau. @
The Dominion Line steamer MeTlon was
T,niied OF the rocks near Roches Point, Ire
land and towed to Queenstown Haroor. -. -
The British cruiser Palias toWeo the Sun .ia 20
F2oliyar to La Guayra and turned ner over "
tSe Ve1ezueIans. - The .Frankfurter Jour
1sI - one of the Oldest newspapers in Germany
has suspended publication. - u. X. a. Z rIaIciS' -
president of the St. Louis Exposition, arrived IN
Mzdrid A Russian engineer has beeh
arrested at Alden for attempting to enter Lae 8ae
niIIa with his army, has entered TeguclgaIpa,
the capital of Honduras. - Inc eae isad Ietc r
Chamber Of Deputies appropriated S<Vu,ooV i"l
increasing old age pensions for miners.
D0NESTIc-In a statement TO the Wabash
employees President Ramsey said that strike
by them would, in ali probability, spread 70
other roads and labor organizations and might
SnvslVe such consequences that the anthracite
strike would dwiHde into insignihcance. -
The State Tax Commissioners gave out the IlSL
of franchise tax valuations; NeW-York City cor
perations are assessed $15.OO0O00 more than
last year - General Greene, Police Commis-
sioner Of NeE-York. said in Albany that he was
opposed to any scheme Of extending his term;
General Greene was present in the Senate when
the Low administration bill for the increase OF
the police force sent back to the committee
through the efforts ef Democrats. - hear
ing was given On the Child 'Laber bills at Al
sany; Commodore EIbridge 7. Gerry opposed
the bills, but large delegation supported them
cITY-Stoeks were dull and generally higher.
g. There was great excitement in cotton.
- D. LIE Roy Dresser resigned as president Of
the Trust Company of the Republic. "
Structural iron manufacturers organized for
possible strike, in which 40o,0 ,060 men may take
part. - Mayor Low was made committee
Of one to harmoniZe the forces contendiRg over
the Staten Island ferry. ~ The case against
Lieutenant Kenhan, of the Fire Department, for
alleged collection on two parts Of a burned note
was dismissed. - Argument was heard in
the Rice will case. - J. H. Smith is to build
\ home at Fifth-ave. and Fifty-secend-st. ~
II was learned that physician had contracted
with a man to pay him $500 for his skull.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 81
Segrees; lowest, 50 degrees