New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-06
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Observation-Disclosures in London freely con-
cede the superiority of the Columbia, and ac-
cept the defeat OF the Shamrock without
Qulbbling. - Strong columns of American
troops are being sent to the island of Samar, and
General Chaffee is taking steps to hunt down
the insurgents and punish the natives guilty of
treachery at the massacre OF Balangiga Lieu
tenant Allen L. Crockett, of the 21st Infantry
was killed near Candelaria, Luzon. Septem-
Der "A - The marriage Of Count Bosom de
Taleyrand-Perigor and Helen daughter of ex-
Governor Levi p. Morton took place in London.
- Preparations for Carlist uprising on the
French border of Spain said TO be nearly
completed. - King Christian opened the
Danish Rigsdag in person, but in the speech
IRON the throne no mention made of the
proposal to sell the Danish West Indies to the
United States
DOMESTIC.-The Schley-Hodgson correspon-
dence was admitted as evidence by the court OF
inquiry; the original of the Dear Schley" letter
being produced, showed the word "Cienfuegos''
erased and the word Santiago" substituted for
IT. - Charles H. Allen, former Assistant Sec
rotary of the Navy. fatty contradicted Colonel
Hestand's testimony before the Senate commit
tee investigating the hemp scandal - The
cold weather interfered seriously with the gay
ETY. at the Pan-American Exposition: prepara-
lions have been made for the celebration OF
New-York Day Wednesday. - The Prot
estant Episcopal Triennial Convention devoted
its time to discussion of amendments to the con-
sutution of the governing body. = The ex-
pected strike Of Fall River spinners post
poned for fortnight. - The American
Board Of Foreign Missions announced last even
Ing that in response to their call Of the day be-
lore SlS,oOo mad come in for the ransom OF Miss
Stone: - The Orange County Horse Show
Association gave its annual exhibition. -
Football games resulted follows: Yale %;
TUFTS, .. Princeton. AZ; Haverford O. Harvard
10; Bates q. Pennsylvania %; State College
O. Columbia, 8; Williams O. University of
Syracuse, 20; Brown, 0. Carlisle Indians, 16:
Dickinson, II.
CITY.-Stocks were weak and dull. - The
first mass meeting for the fusion ticket was held
IN Cooper Union and a big audience cheered
MY. Low and the other candidates. - Coun-
Sci for the convicted wardman, Bissert, secured
q writ OF habeas corpus from Judge Adams in
the United States District Court and 1t was said
the case might be carried to the Federal Su-
preme Court - There was rumor which
could not be confirmed. that Edward NJ. Shep-
ara might not accept the Tammany nomina-
ton. - The Cancellation committee OF the
most or the district fights over aldermen and
Assemblymen- - Ex-United States Senator
Stephen w. Dorsey failed to appear to be ex-
ahmed IN supplementary proceedings the re-
suit or judgment for debt. - According to
Superintendent Blair OF the Outdoor Poor De-
ted to the almshouse in order that he might
possess himself OF her bank account: the man
denies it. - The police made a raid on the
brokerage office OF w. R. Vermilye & Co.
Broadway. and arrested the members of the
nrm, who were accused Of swindling Pomeroy
the ink manufacturer, out Of nearly S13 900 by
bogus stock transactions. - The Committee
or Fifteen believed IT had in Hertz the Tam
many politician charged with being the pro-
prietor Of a disorderly house. the chief Of the
the committees agent said Hertz told him police
protection would cost $500 as an initiation fee
and 500 a month.
THE WEATHER-Forecas for to-day: Fair
The temperature yesterday: Highest 56 de-
grees; lowest, 46; average SO.