New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
Neso9Aoxk Dmiip Gribn1rs.
FRIDAY. July 26. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Professor Koch's theories regard
ing the transmission Of tuberculosis from cattle
10 men were attacked al the congress IN Lonuon. Lone
- IT was reported that Emperor William
was about to undertake peace negotiations for
the Beers. =- 1t is reported that President
kruger may return to South Africa. =-= An
explosion ia Batoum wrecked the centre of the
town; the loss Of life and property was heavy.
- The new Danish Cabinet favors the sale
OF the Danish West Indies to the United States.
- Jerman RiescO was proclaimed as Presi-
dent Of Chill. - Shamrock IFS ocean rig
is completed and the challenger viii leave
Gourock on Saturday - A heavy thunder
storm in London did much damage.
DOMESTIC.-The President formally pro-
claimed free trade between Porto Rico and the
United States. and the organization of civil gov
. ernment in Porto Rico == Secretary Long
has selected es members OF the Schley court Of
inquiry Admiral Dewey and Rear-Admirals Kim
berly ana Benham. retired; a judge advocate has
not yet been chosen. = Chilli has created a
disagreeabIe sensation by informing this gov
eminent that she will do she pleaSeS in ac-
ceptng rejecting changes in the programme
for the Pan-AInerican Congress. to be held in
Mexico next fall. == There are grave fears of
trouble WellsVile, Ohio. on account of the
determination Of the steel manufacturers to
operate the mill there with non-union men ard
provoke an outbreak on the part Of the strikers.
- Although rain fell in q number of the
States Of the Middle West, there was none in
Kansas and Missouri, and the continued heat
and drouth did great damage to the crops. ---
In the Fosburgh trial Mrs. Fosburgh's testi-
mony was the most important; the defence rest
ed, and the case may be in the Jury's hands to-
uay- -- Inc NeW-AO Ork Yacht Clubs cruise
was continued to Newport; there were several
wrecks, and the Constitution grounded but was
not seriously damaged
CITY.-Stocks were strong and higher -
Traffic on the north roadway of the BROOKLYN
bridge continued suspended, and Acting Chief
Engineer ProbascO declared that there were no
: more broken suSpender rods; he Thought neces-
sary repairs could be made in about two days;
f. GustaVus c. Benning, a consulting engineer,
: who supervised the building of the section
where the breaks occurred declared that the
n +G#z -a=.l
should be rebuilt; there was general feeling
that the bridge had been neglected, and Acting
district Attorney lie Barber began an investi-
CATION - ". Z. D. Stokes and Cleveland
bank brought suits charging the management
iof the Seventh National Bank with fraud the
Board OF Directors of the bank decided on q
plan Of reorg ganiZa ton. by which the capital
stock will be increased S2.000,000. == 1t was
announced that several new stables would be
built by well known who drive trotters
and PAGERS in the Speedway. Manufact-
turers suffering from the strike of the garment
workers were ready to grant the demands but
the strikers held of, desiring further holidays
Precinct. rescued a woman and her child from
underneath the feet of crowd of strikers in
Hamilton Fish Park. - DR.. Doty the
Health Officer of the Port declared that no ap-
prehension need be felt that the bubonic plague
would spread from the found on the steam
his retirement from the treasurership Of the
United States Rubber Company, to devote his
energies to the work of the Rubber Goods
Manufacturing Company
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Partly cloudy; light north TO east winds Tenn
perature yesterday: Highest IS degrees; low
est, % degrees; average, Al degrees.