New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
Nsso9laa:k Dailn Wrihrsste.
THURSDAY, JULY 4. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-At the opening day OF the Hen
ley regatta the Pennsylvania University crew
easily defeated the London Rowing CUPS
crew; in the Grand Challenge Cup contest the
Leander crew likewise easily defeated New Col
iege, Oxford 80 In the doubles championship
at the Wimbledon Tennis Tournament the Do
herty brothers beat Davis and Ward. the Amer
tcan players; at the same place Mrs. Sterry de-
feated Mrs. Hillyard. the holder of the women's
OF Mr.. Asquiths followers held at West
minister Hall TO discuss the split in the Lib
erel party. - In thorough trial over long
distance triangular course of Rothesay, Firth
of Clyde. the cup challenger defeated by
Shamrock l. - The illness of General Wood
at Havana has been officially diagnosed as
typhoid fever two days battle took
place on the island of Mindanao. P l.. between
factions led by rival dattos, the losses being
heavy both sides: General Macarthur VIII
turn over to-day the command of the Philip
pines TO General Chaffee. - The Berlin po-
lice are on the lookout for two Italian Anar-
chists who are contemplating a visit to Berlin
a criminal errend. = Queen Alexandra
distributed decorations to a large number OF
nurses at Marlborough House.
DOMESTIC-Fifteen men were killed in riots
at the Smuggler mine in Telluride. Col. where
a strike has been In progress for two months.
- General Maxine Gomez had a talk with
the President affairs in Cuba, and was en-
teFtained at dinner at the White House -=
Judge Addison Brown, OF the United States
Court for the Southern District OF Newly
resigned. - The Homestead Hotel at Vir-
ginia Hot Springs burned. with a loss of
S3oooo0 all the guests escaping. = The bank
SITUATION In Buffalo was easier and the antici-
pateo run on the banks did not take place. -
The Columbia buckled her martingae while rae
ing with the Constitution off Newport shortly
after the start and the race was discontinued
- The University of the State of New-York
ended Its thirty ninth cOnVocation at Albany
with a number of excellent addresses. - The
governments monthly report makes the average
condition OF cotton on June %, 81 as COM
pared with S15 on May 20
CITf-Stocks were inactive and prices were
generally lower. - Three storms visited the
city and relieved the situation many deaths
were reported, however. Houses were
struck by lightning in Yonkers and We're con-
siderably damaged, while some of their tenants
were shocked or otherwise injured by the bolts
- A high official Of the New-York Central
Railroad stated that the problem of doing away
with the tunnel inconvenience was being studied
with view to finding solution: he suggested
that roofiess tunnel would obviate the dis
comfort caused by smoke and dust. 1t
was said that If the Bank Examiners report
was favorable the Seventh National Bank would
resume business == Three raids were made
on alleged poolrooms at the instigation of the
District Attorneys office information fur
nished to il by a vice society.
THE WEATHER.-Forecas for to-day: Part
ly cloudy and warm. with local thunderstorms
in the afternoon. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, "a degrees: lowest, "A; average, S4