New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
Nrp3lork Dsiip G1ibmsrk
FRIDAY, JUNE 81, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORTIGN-The Gold Cup at Ascot was won
by George Edwardess Santoi, W. c whitney
Kilnarnock II being second; FoNhail heehe ;
Olvmpian won the Thirty-r inth Biennial STAKES.
- Americans in London wish TO arnalga-
rnate the fund contributed by the Chamber OF
Commerce GeleGetes and mat raised Q. t,e
American Society for the Victorian Memorial
- Emperor William unveiled monument
20 the Great ElectOr at Kiel and made speech
again referring to German influence on the sea
- Regatta week at Kiel began with ninety
four yachts Of different nationalitles present
Including Mrs. Robert GOelets MAMMA
The Pennsylvania crew had two practice spins
on the Henley course == The hamburg
American steamer Asturia went ashore on Cape
Guardafui. at the entrance 10 the Gulf of Aden
and viii be a total wreck; she was bound from
Penang 10 New-York loaded with TIN. -
Cardinal Gibbons viii start from Rome on his
return to America to-day. he viii remain
month at Dinan. France. for rest. - II. II.
Asquiih the Liberal leader in a speech in Lon
don protested against the resolutions adopted
at the Queens Hall IN favJr Of independence
for the Boer republics.
DOMESTIC.-Preparation are being made at
the White House for the departure Of the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Mckinley for Canton in the first
week OF July. - Civil government will be
esta blished in the Philippines on July l. Judge
William II. Taft viii be the first Civil Governor.
and will also remain al the head Of the Philip
pine Commission. == The plan of having a
director of traffic TO harmonic conflicting trans
continental railroad interests set forth by
J. c. Stubbs. who is TO have the position for
the Hartman lines. - The explanation of
L
La, is that a conspiracy against whites had
been discovered. President Schurman in
his commencement address TO the class of 1901
of Cornell University declared that America S
great defect was her lack Of famous intellectual
men. - Chicago diver picked up valuable
Benedict Arnold relics from the sunken schooner
Royal Savage in Lake Champain. - The
contest for the WITH Judicial District judgeship
remains a deadlock. - Harvard defeated
Yele in baseball Z to 3.
CTTY.-The stock market was dull and irregu-
lar. -= The taking of testimony was closed in
the trial OF Thomas c. Barker. charged with
shooting the Rev. John Keller. and IL was said
that the case would go TO the jury to-day. -
dynamo burst in the Edison light and power
plant and the workmen ran for their lives
storming locked gate in their efforts to escape
one engineer was fatally injured: women in a
passing car tainted, and others working in an
adjoining building thrown into a panic
:" A mob Of men and women beat a motor
man whose car had crushed one girl. its fender
catching her companion. and chased the patrol
wagon which rescued him TO the station clam
orins Tor his life. - DR. Daniel Lewis presi-
cent OF the State Board Of Health announced
mat he was about 10 take a census of the per-
sons IN the State suffering from tuberculosis of
the lungs. == The Massachusetts passed safe
~ through Hell Gate: Secretary Long issued an
oraer mat no other battleship should take that
route except IN cases of great enerp hey
THE Observation-Disclosures for TODAY.
warmer, with rain. The temperature yester-
oay: Highest - degrees: lowest "a; average
69L. 80 ee'