New-York tribune., 1901-07-01
Nep3lnrk Dailp G1ibnsre
MONDAY, JULY /, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Rapid Transit schemes for Lon
don involving an outlay of f5O0000o0 being
considered by joint committee of the two
houses of Parliament. = Kenneth M Clark.
owner of the racing cutter Karad, believing his
yacht to be faster than Shamrock III. is anxious
for a trial of the two racers. with the object of
sending the better boat to America to compete
for the Americas cup - Ihree German
tourists lost their lives while attempting the
ascent of the Err Gebrge Mountain in Bohemia
- The hotels of Tien-Tsin crowded with
foreign officers returning TO their respective coun
tries: the Empress Dowager, fearing a plot TO
capture her, has refused to return to Peking and
will establish her capital at Kai-Feng-Fu. in
Ho-Nan Province. -= The yacht Meteor, with
Emperor William on board, the regatta in
Lubbock Bay - A street conflict took place in
Lyons between Socialists and members of the
League of Patriots. - Bob Cook the Yale
coach, speaks in terms of high praise of the
Pennsylvania crew at Henley. - The trial
Of the pyx an ancient British ceremony of test
ing coins. will take place in Goldsmith's Hall,
London, OF Wednesday.
DOMESTIC-The Rev DIR Byron Sunderland
for many years pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church in Washington. died the home of a
son-in-iaw at Cats1il, n. Y. - 1t is thought
that the men convicted in Kentucky for COM
plicity in the Goebel murder are treated harshly
by reason Of biassed political feeling. - Spe-
clal trains delivered The Sunday Tribune early
IN the day at Catskill, Adirondack and White
Mountain resorts. II is thought that fully
fifty thousand men will ne called ont hy the
great steel strike, all the hoop steel union
are involved. - The State Of Soutb
Carolina will test the constitutionality of the
:" race between the Constitution and the
Columbia is scheduled to take place to-day
- bulletin issued by the State Department
OF Labor gives useful statistics regarding
strikes, employment and immigration.
CITY,-Frank Sullivan Smith, assignee of
Henry Marquand & Co, said the primal cause of
the firms failure was it's large holdings of in
dustrial stocks at the time when the banks
ceased to consider them good collateral -
There were numerous deaths from the excessive
heat in and near the city. The seaside resorts
We're crowded with people who fled from the
nigh temperature in town. - The wrecked
StaFin Line steamer Mohawk was raised and
towed to Erie Basia. Large crowds visited the
sunkeh vessel. III was said that the accident was
due 10 the shifting of a buoy, which deceived
The pilot - 1T was announced that the
funeral Of Mrs. Potter would be held Tomorrow
in Grace Church. Police Commissioner
law. which goes into effect to-day, would be
conscienfiousiy enforced. - Cinnamon fiocked
into the Chinese quarter from all over the city
and its suburbs TO discuss the petition against
the exclusion law. - statement was
promised soon from General Maxine Gomez
planning the purpose Of his visit here. - The
Central Federated Union resolved to appeal to
Archbishop Corrigan and Bishop Potter against
the use Of non-union stone orphan asylum
and cathedral
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day: Fair
and warm The temperature yesterday: High
est, 32 degrees; lowest, 80; average, So.