New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
A.tpDnrk DAILY Giribnrrs
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Rumors regarding King Edward 5
tyoor health are not yet well founded. = Mr..
KRUGER is reported to be seriously i'll. -
There was unconfrmed Tumor in London
shat General Botha had been captured. -===
lowing TO STRIKES martial law has been declared
lsn Seville - Plans for union Of Congre-
aSationalists were made in Manchester. ==
~The attempt OF Count de la NaulX TO cross
s1he Mediterranean by means of a balloon failed.
- The first submarine British vessel had a
successful trial. -= The King OF England
Through Lord Curzon formally acknowledged
the accession OF Habibullah Khan to the throne
iof Afghanistan. The French Budget
showed deficit OF 100000 francs, largely due
tt was reported, TO sugar bounties. The
brigands who abducted Miss Stone are said TO
have fed though the missionary is still guarded
E dispatch from Managua says that Pres
sdent Zelaya has bought an armed cruiser for
Nicaragua - Ignacio Andrade who lost the
Presidency OF Venezuela when Castros rebel
army drove him from the country, is said to be
planning a Venezuelan invasion.
DOMESTIC.-The defence OF Admiral Schley
was continued before the naval court Of inquiry,
acknowledgements Sears who was Schley's
flag lieutenant. being the only new witness; Cap
tain Cook gave some further testimony. -
The Court OF Appeals granted new trial 10
Roland B. Molineux the ground that illegal
evidence was admitted in the trial which result
ed IN his conviction Of murder - President
Roosevelt read the first part OF his forthcoming
message 10 Congress at the Cabinet meeting
g. 1t is said in Washington that any reel
tprocity arrangement which may be made with
Cuba will be framed not TO injure the
sugar and tobacco interests Of the United States.
- The Episcopal House OF Deputies failed
10 concur with the House of Bishops in regard
40 the new marriage and divorce canon. and the
fold one remains in force. - The American
Bankers Association whose members represent
lSsO00o0OO00 began its annual session in Mil
fwaukee. - The brother OF the Greek Consul
Pm Boston, just home from Turkey, said the
fbrigands would not XIII Miss Stone. -= At
dinner given by the Chicago Athletic Club in
Ehonor OF Sir Thomas Upton, loving cup
presented TO the owner Of Shamrock H.
/ CITY-Stocks were irregular at unimportant
price changes. - The Bar Association adopt
led the report Of fits committee on judicial NOM
inations. declaring that Mayor Van Wyck was
unfit TO hold judicial offiee. - A letter was
enade public purpOrtng to be from Andrew Car
-negie, repudiating the statements attributed TO
him praising the Tammany government OF this
city - George Foster Peabody who left the
fCitiZens Union TO support his friend, Edward
m. Shepard, had a conference with Richard
fCroker at Mr.. Shepard's headquarters in the
Hoffman House. 80 Frank s. Black and w.
M. X. Oleott were added to Molineux's counsel
- John d. Rockefeller has offered 20 give
S20OOoO 10 Barnard College, provided like sum
is raised by January i. - Assistant District
LAttorney Cans, in opposing the application for
gbal for George Bissert. Police Captain Dia-
monos wardman, said that. in his opinion. If
rbsil were granted Bissert would forfeit the bond
pather than go TO jail.
THE WEATHER--FoFecast for to-day: Fair.
Temperature yesterday: Highest. 63 degrees
lowest, 52i average. 90.