New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-28
eD3)ork Ds.iip Gribnnrs
FRIDAY, JUNE 2S. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-A dispatch from Rome to a Paris
newspaper said the Pope is seriously ILL., -
The first days run Of the Paris-Berlin autocar
race was won by NJ. Fourier. who reached AK
la-ChapellA q distance OF 2S3 miles; at Rheims
a tWelve-ye ar-old child was run over and killed
by one Of the racers the tire the wheel OF Fox
hall Keene's machine burst, throwing Mr.. keene
out into a potato field, but not injuring him.
- In a fight with insurgents in Samar. P. l..
Lieutenant Edward +. Downes. LIST Infantry,
and private of that regiment We're killed. ==
Richard Croker's Little Twin FLY. ridden by
Lester Reiff. won the Ditchling Plate at the
Brighton Sune meeting in England. - Davis
and Ward won the third round Of the all corners
doubles at the Wimbledon tournament =-
Shamrock II took sail stretching spin on the
Clyde; the challenger is expected 10 arrive in
this port about August II. - King Edward
issued proclamation announcing that his coro-
nation viii take place next June. the date not
being fixed. == portrait Of the Countess OF
Dysart. by Soppner, was sold at auction in Lon
don for 14.GJO guineas. == The Cuban Elec-
toral Commission has drawn up an electoral law
which will be presented 10 the convention in
Havana to-day.
DOMESTIC.-Yale defeated Harvard in the
annual varsity boat race on the Thames in
slow time after close contest; the ale fresh
men and the Harvard four oar crew won their
races -- western engineers visited Mr. Bond
the state Engineer, and said that they hoped to
ihouce congress 10 pass bill providing for
barge canal in this State at a cost of $500
VVoeeo the object being TO cheaper rates on
grain from the Northwest ControIlar
TraceWell decided that the Secretary of The
Treasury is not authorized TO refund the duties
which the Supreme Court held were Illegally
collected in Porto Rico, and a special act Of
congress viii be necessary before claimants
can De paid. - The Navy Department will
order an investigation Of the trouble between
Commander Schroeder, the Governor of Guam
ana his men. - Pension Commissioner Fv-
ans declined TO continue the controversy with
General Daniel Z. Sickles. - Little damage
was dome by the second flood in the valleys OF
southern West Virginia; the bodies recoy-
eted now number thirty-five and il is thought
as many more persons persisted The
formal withdrawal Of John NJ Francis from
lhe single scull race at PoUghkeepsie was an
hounced. -= Jessie Morrison was found guilty
OF manslaughter in causing the death Of Mrs
Ohh castle; the jury out thirty hours
CITN.-The stock market was weak and in
AcuNe - The Seventh National Bank whose
olmcultes were tided over on Tuesday was
Closed by order Of Controller Dawes and For
rest Raynor. National Bank Examiner was
paced IN charge as temporary receiver
Joseph r DAILY, Of Yonkers, and his wife died
Elthin three hours Of each other - Three
eeauhs from heat were reported. - General
Sckles denied that he had recommended a,.
pooy as successor 10 Henry Clay Evans as pen
mel 7rl, - The funeral of Colo
hei IhoInas Z. Sloan took place
THE Observation-Disclosures for 70 a..
Fair and warm The ter,,1e,a.,, - 70 -edS
i1'snesI 80 degrees; lowest -: average S1aL