New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
Neu3 3lork Dafiu Gribr1se
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-.The National Review" gave what
purported 10 be the contents OF Sir RedVers
Buffers famous heliograph message to GeneraI
White after the battle Of Colenso; If the version
IS true the message ordered White to surrender
- Elaborate preparations have been mace
for the reception OF the Duke and duchess OF
Cornwall and York upon their return TO Eng
land - Anarchists In England held wild
dances IN honor Of their hero Czolgosz -
Sir Thomas Upton said Shamrock III was not Tor
sale. - Out of seven races at Newmarket
three winning horses We're owned by Americans
and five Were ridden by Americans - The
American Consul at Liverpool consulted with
the health authorities there about additional
precautions TO prevent the spread OF bubonlc
plague - Charles 7. Yerkes paid ITO ioo Tot
Turner's painting. Rockets and Blue Lights
"A Nacionalistic plot TO overthrow the gov
eminent OF Wee President Marroauin. the act
ing executive OF Colombia, was discovered, ard
the conspirators were thrown into prison
DOMEsTIC.-Admiral schley finished his
testimony before the naval court OF inquiry;
after the close OF the cross-eXaminauon Dy
Judge Advocate Lemly the members Of the
court asked many questions intended TO draw
out further explanations on various points OF
the precept - Secretary Hitchcock took
important action with regard TO Indian schools.
abrogating the ruling made by Mr.. Browning,
a former Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. ==
The annual reports Of the Inspector-tTeneral of
the Army, the Chief Of Engineers and the Chief
of the Artillery Corps were made public. -
Charles Francis Adams delivered an address
before the American Antiquarian Society in
Worcester drawing parallel between the
situation in South Africa at the present time
OF the Civil War. - Sixteen Methodist Epis
copal Bishops met in biennial session in Cincin-
nati and one of the matters to come up is the
reunion OF the North and South divisions OF
the denomination. which separated more than
half a century ago. - Mrs. Jane Toppan
was arrested at Nashua. n. H. under suspicion
of guilt in connection with four deaths at
Bourne, Mass, last summer. - The New
York. New-Haven and Hartford road gave a
large order for freight and locomotives
CITY.-Stocks were strons and higher. -
A s. Hewitt sent open letter regarding the
nomination Of Shepard, which he entitled A
Retrospect and a Warning Justice
Jerome in a speech at Lyric Hall made attacks
on Messrs. Whitney and Platt. =- The bet
ting Veered to odds Low. The budget
was approved; il showed a decrease Of only
SlZlOoO over the enormous total Of last year
- An automobile containing Henri Fourner
the French expert; II. b. Fullerton and three
other men was struck by engine on the Long
Island road; all were injured, H b. Fullerton
possibly fatally; his brother, a railroad employe
was the first one TO reach his side. -
score or more Of women and children We're
poisoned by ptomaines after eating doughnuts
and crullers purchased at a Tenth-ave. bakery
THE WEATHER.-Forecas for to-day: Fair
and warmer. The temperature Yesterday.
Highest, 50 degrees; lowest, A.; average ~