New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
Nrp7lark Dailp Vribn,re
WEDNESDAY, JULY "a. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Professor Koch delivered an ad-
dress on the causes and cure OF consumption pc
fore the congress at London. - Russia mas
demanded from the Porte concessions IN the way
of coaling stations - Great Britain has re-
piled TO Russia, it is said. that the sources %
revenue in China at present are considered taoe-
ouate for the payment OF indemnify - LOT q
Salisbury in the House of Lords made pessi-
mistic speech in regard to the Finance bill. =
The freedom Of the city of Lonoon Was pre-
scented TO Lord Milner at the Guiidhaii =
Beers captured and burned a train near Beau
fort West; three British were killed and eighteen
wounded. - Five yellow fever cases were
found in a suburb OF Havana, and four were re-
moved TO the city hospitals - Gomez an
nounced that he would retire from politlcs III ne
could bring about the election OF ]. Est5aua I,a
Palma - The fiscal of the Havana Audien-
cia said that he possessed already sufficient evi-
dence TO convict c. F. W. Nicely of postal frauds
- An American schooner, loaded with petro-
lellm was burned at Stockholm; fifteen lives
were lost Elaborate preparations have
been made to receive the Duke and Duchess OF
Cornwall and York at Montreal. @~ Horses
owned by Mr.. Croker and Mr.. whitney won
races at the Leicester meeting.
DOMESTIC.-Rear-A Admiral Schey announced
that he would ask for a court OF inquiry on all
charges against him, and afterward sue e. s.
Maclay. author of The History Of the United
States Navy" - Free trade between Porto
Rico and the United States will be officially
proclaimed tomorrow; complication has arisen
as 10 the application OF the United States Inter
nal revenue law TO Porto Rican products =
II has been decided TO have line officers OF the
ments OF batteries on warships. - Charles
H Allen has reliDquished his post as Governor
of Porto Rico. and Judge William II. Hunt, no"
Secretary of Porto Rico, has been selected as
Governor in his stead. - The steel strike
situation had the appearance Of each side en-
deavoring 70 tire the other out; IN small towns
the strikers have not the public sympathy.
while the labor men have secured certain ad-
vantages over the companies. - IN the case
Of the hrenien in the Pennsylvania hard coal
region many went back to work but the larger
companies desire 10 discriminate IS to the men
they re-employ.
CITY-stocks were strong and higher -
An unknown man jumped from the Brooklyn
Bridge and his bczy was not recovered -
The American Locomotive Company announced
that il is TO double the capacity OF its plant at
Schenectady So that its yearly output from It's
works there win reach thousand. - An
explosion IN fireworks factory on Staten Island
DESTROYED two buildings and injured two girls.
- It was learned that many lawyers we're
complaining that the printing OF the session
helm der Crosse arrived with several prominent
man among her passengers. including Am
bassador Meyer. Charles A Schieren. Count
Quadt and others. - Charles Frohman re-
turned from abroad. and announced his plans
for the coming theatrical season. - Yachts
men returning from the NeT-York Yacht Club
races scattered silver among the blind pension
ers of the city. who were being paid off at the
Charities Department pier. - The City Cen
tral Committee Of the Citizens Union. agreed on
call for conventions in the various boroughs
and counties. - The operation Of trepanning
was performed by Harlem Hospital surgeons on
the skulls Of three children who had fallen
from windows. - President Sexton of the
Board Of Health ordered experts TO investigate
the conditions complained of as existing in the
New-York Central tunnel report their findings
New-York Central tunnel and report their find
ings To the District Attorney
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Generally fair; continued warm; variable winds
Temperature yesterday: Highest. IS degrees;
lowest, "a degrees; average, So degrees