New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
Arm11ork DAILY 0xibrt1te
SUNDAY, JANUARY 4. 1903.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORE1GN.-Two trainnlen were killed and
Two seriously injured In collision between the
hioago Express. eastbound, and light engine
on the Grand Trunk Railway near ST. Catn-
erine. Ont. 49, King George OF Saxonf is
reported by his physicians TO be in a cr1tlcaI
condition and his death is expected IN lev
DAYS - grand assault-at-arms and arti-
lery and cavalry displays were features or the
drrbar festivities at Delhi - thlrteen an
archists who were holding conference In
tavern at Dusseldorf Germany. We're arres.so ss
by the police - The heirs Of Wagner, the
his operas during 1902 =" German marines
We're landed at Porto Cabello for short time 70
the seizure of vessels in The inner mar
hy the bockading ships - An onlclai report
shows that the losses due to the MhltsAear
Wright failure in London foot up Sls,ovoVo,
and II vendors losses are included viii amount
70 ss7.5ooese - 1t is thought in Picking
that she failure of China TO pay its Indemnify
on & gold basis win entail seizure OF terrT1toIE!
by the powers. except America - Loro
Charles BeresforI is returning TO America TO
study business methods in this country
Preparations are under way 10 pisse Span ea @
Of silver The Liberal candidate, c ~
Rose. carried the Newmarket District, wrestlng
2 seat IN P riiament from the government
r,aMEsT C-The Statehood fight win be re-
.urned with vigor in the Senate when CONGRESS
reassernblez tomorrow: on TUESDAY Selia.oL
T5oar viii speak on his Antitrust bin. wnich
s said not to be an administration measure:
Negotiations for Panama Canal treaty
remain in a deadlock over the auesuon OF In oae
ernotut Of the annuity be paid 10 Coiomola.
- The United States Government faVors re-
ferrfng the Chinese indemnity controversy to
The Hague tribunal, and may suggest that
course to the powers which demand payment In
geld Damage was caused by heavy ram
and wind IN New-England- - The Superin-
terdent Of the State Hospital at TarrytoTn IN
q repert 30 the State Board OF Charities, oe-
scrihed the needs of the hospital and spoke IN
praise Of DR.. Lorenz's work - The nrst
exhibit for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
was received at St Louis: the Sultan OF Johore
has EXPRESSED a desire to visit the fair ana
make p tour Of this country Tine army
barracks at Ssuit Ste. Marie were burned
tJIY.-Stocks we're weak early: closed
strong - Governor OGel1 met Senator Piatt
and other leaders in conference; little was &C
eo1s7Tlished owing TO the opposition 1t was sa1o.
Of Senators Elsbere. Bracket and Brown.
--- The Stale Railroad Commission decided 10
Give rearire: to the Manhattan company on
The commissions orders fer Improvements on
-lze elevated roads. - Captain O'RelilF. or
no -Tpnt7er3oin station. ordered that all saloons
and music halls should be closed at snidnignt
- II was reported that a new labor party
would be formed. with William g. DeVery as
leader - strike of machine and iron rig
-yeys stopped work many large buildings.
- Death separated two aged sisters VINO
THE wEATHER-Inaicati for to-day:
rsr+I- rlal,d, The. temperature yesterday:
Highest. II degrees: lowest, 3a degrees.