New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
Ne,pDeYk DAILY g.ib4ssrk
TUESDAY. JULY 8. 1901.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Lord Rosebery visited the King in
London, the visit giving rise to renewed state
ments regarding the former Premiers return 10
political life. - The Venezuelan asphalt
cases are still pending before the Federal Court
of that country. The report on u2nsnD-
sanitation debated in the House or Lords;
in the House Of Commons the School bill was
severely criticised. Scheepers Boer com
nando occupied Murraysburg. about the middle
Of Cape Colony, and burned the pubic pniidlnss
and homes - The British steamer Delmar.
from Dundee on June % went ashore on the
east coast of Newfoundland; no lives were lost
CITY.-The stock market had sharp decline:
officials said that many plans for ameliorating
the conditions in the Park-ave. tunnel We're
being considered. The Will Of Albert i.
Johnson was read at his home; ii leaves the en-
tire estate to the widow and children, ana
Tom l.. johnson is made sole executor
Several depositors Of the Seventh National BANK
decided to prosecute the directors of the bank
criminalig in case the depoSitors are not pa1d
in full. - Men supposed TO be engaged in
forming a soft coal combination met. -
There was excitement among the guests In the
dining room of the Fifth Avenue Hotel when
knife cleaner stabbed knife washer. inficting
probably fatal wounds = Thonlas u; bar
who shot the Rev. John Keller. began his term
of five years in State prison at Trenton, N j.
- sheriff's jury decided that MISS Anna
King Gilman, half-sister of George f. Gilman
Is insane - At the trial OF Myles MacDon-
NELL the Harlem gambler accused Of murder.
three witnesses testified that two men, one of
whom died after the shooting, fired at MacDon-
nell before he drew his revolver. - The
quest of President Clausen, of the Park Board,
made appropriation of $4,000 for additional
settees in the various parks
DOMESTIC.-Rear-Adm A. S. Crownin-
shield, chief of the Bureau of Navigation in the
Navy Department, said that he wrote the order
which sent Dewey to Manila - Consul-Gen-
eral Stowe, at Cape Town. South Africa. re-
signed because the salary of his post is insult
ficient The officials of the Steel Trust and
of the Anlalgamated Association of workers Will
hold meeting Thursday, and il is expected
that the strike question viii be settled. -
Many addresses were made at the international
Christian Endeavor Convention. in Cincinnati,
and much interest was shown ~ The Con-
stitution again won from the Columbia and In
dependence at Newport beating the former by
three miles and the latter by more than nine
miles; the Boston boat was not in sight when
the Constitution finished. - Frederick D.
White son of Andrew d. White, ambassador TO
Germany, committed suicide by shooting HIM
self in the head. - The Saratoga police be-
gan q systematic attack on poolrooms. -
The National Council Of Educators met in De-
troit preliminary the meeting Of the Ma
rional Educational Association, which begins its
annual session to-day.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Partly cloudy; light winds: mostly easterly.
The temperature yesterday: Highest, II degrees;
lowest 6s degrees: average. 10 degrees.