New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02

The writer relates how sal )rs whose screa ms YER
stihed by wooden gags VIZ were sometimes
placed the floor their st9macns ann N one
anu a-''9 ken, FOR three days In this position
Men have also been severely logged up'" '''e
slightest provocation
DISPOSAL, OF COLUMBUs's REMAtNs-A
number OF Spanish cities are disputnR TOT ''
honor Of being the final restng-place OF the re-
mains % christopher Columbus when they arr'Ve
3, erair from, Havana The Duke Of Neragua, re-
nIvine N ar appeaI in behalf OF Granada WROTE
II share with you the sentiments respecting ','e
necessity Of not abandoning TO the usIrP PEI roe
sacred ashes reposng IN me a the REPRESENTATIVES
Of the family Of Columbus has led me - sran, the
9aye ana me 20 desired The DUKE
added that nothing has yet been Iec h great Snan-
ism Admiral
LESSON LEARNED FROM THE WAR-As an
- -, tho brilliant victories OF the American
etc ovar tho fleets Of Spain, the italian Minister
! NJ Marine has ordered that aluminium be supsIi-
uted FOR woodwork wherever IL - i,aIv
so on all the warshlps oelhg oulit io' i'"'''
DrsTREss ~ RUSSIA PREDICTED-Advices
! from Russia point acute economic crisis ana
nrohahlv a wheat famine during the coming "ln'e''
Tba crons IN Northern and Central Russia are
con,nlete failure. and what was thought 70 ne
/ record harvest In South Russia proves 10 he mar
,cst far below the average. The grain Is sparse
mal-slzed and very light The farmers are thpo Tow
Ing their stocks on the market in order 70 meei
the Mlchaalrnas demands and the heavy azores
hire Prices therefore. have fallen consideLan,y;
but reaction Is inevitable and prices are pou'u
~ boom as experts predict that the supplies are
wholly inadequate TO meet the winter requirements
r>crAHr,s pROUTH ENDED.-The clerk OF
the weather has at last relened. and Great Britain
has emerged from period Of prolonged droutn
amid general reiocings. The western central ana
| northern counties were deluged on THURSDAY
while London and the south were treated to re-
freshing showers. The thermometer and the
| barometer fell together Frosts recorded In
/ several parts 81 tho country. The change In the
weather promises TO he lasting and VIII REM en me
| reservoirs. which. throughout the Country had run
Low, Riruingham had storage sufficient for only
ton DAYS and villagers in many parts were Obliged
10 walk miles IN order - obtain water. Many or
the hne patriarchal trees In Windsor PARK are
dying
URGING LONG-DIsTANCE RACING-An i'm
! nortant meeting Of the Jockey club this week con-
sidered the question OF hort-distance races. The
Increasing number Of these. It was contended. is
! causing degeneration Of tho stamina Of thorough
breds and ia converting the horse into mere in
s,r,,,ert Tor gaming The Jockey Club decided
maj half the total amount of the added money at
every meeting shall he apportioned for races OF q
nj bar OF this money shall he devoted 20 Of
over mile and hS oor tS Eas s sha 81 no tWa
year-od race Of greater value than z" Sovereisns
MINERS ACCEPT ENPIOt Ehs lrfNSS'-I he
conference o. the Miners Federation in London
came to an important decision. to accept the en-
Movers terms regulating wages until 1901. The
miners get an immediate advance of ~ per cent
and a reference afterward 70 the ConcIlatloh
Roard which has given the minimum ana maxi
mum wage This decision wards on threatened
strikes involving 3l1.jO miners
DIXIE OF CONNATGHT PITS OFT FIRE
The Duke OF Connaught. after his interesting ex-
nor,arces AZ the French Army manoeuvres where
10 ftsniaved admirable horsema nshp and took the
greatest Interest In the outfits and food OF the SOL
s,or has again attracted attention by plucky con-
6uct AT Aldershot Camp. where he is In command
S.h Are due 10 the drouth. burst out near Alder-
e. ana the Duke OF Gonna ught. who was rl1lng
i,,.a A., light checked suit, was the frst 10 per
49, " ne Jumped of his wheel. called 70 some
,tr.,e IN holm him and beat out the nre himself
't1se the hottest part. welding the branch OF
a. 80 ana stamping out the names WIN MS ieet
III, onorts we're successful. but the Duke rode
r,s Min his clothes ruined and his face az srimy
as a chimney-sweeps
,,Tr OF PATHS B1RTH.-The Madrid papers
- ,raarthed the baptismal certificate 81 AdeIina
pa,u which has finally settled the question OF her
- discussed birthplace and birth date II was
,,t.r from the register Of tae Church OF b. Lula