New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-No great interest shown in
London over the yacht in consequence of
light wind off Sandy Hook and the rain in
England. - Lester Reif the American
Jockey, was ruled off the Newmarket course,
and Will not be permitted to ride again in Eng
land, in consequence of his performance with
William c. Whitneys De Lacey Friday
g. The report of the Venezuelan defeat on
September IA was fully confirmed, and the
force OF Davila, which wandered off in the
mountains. was reported to be in danger from
Indians. - The need Of more protection to
German commercial interests forth by
the Berlin press, and the present treaties were
attributed to the Kaiser's influence = The
formal contract of marriage between Miss
Helen Morton, daughter of ex-Vice-President
Levi p. Morton, and the Count Bosom de Peri
CORD signed in Paris, and the wedding
takes place in London on Saturday. II is
expected that the Cuban Constitutional Conven-
ton will formally dissolve as the changes in
the election law suggested by Governor General
Wood have been made. = The list of the
missing enlisted men in Manila has not yet
the 9th infantry were attacked by four hun
dred bolomen.
DOMESTIC. Rear Admiral Evans denied be-
fore the Schley court of inquiry that he
alleged sur upon Captain Philip of the Texas;
Captain Sigsbee contradicted statement mad,
by Admiral Schley. - President Roosevelt
Cabinet discussed the Pacific cable problem, and
finally turned the whole matter over to Attor-
ney-General Knox for investigation and report.
- The presence in Washington of Henry Z.
Cooper secretary of the Hawaiian Territory. has
given support to rumors that there may be
change in the Governorship of those islands.
- In the investigation of charges against
Colonel H o. H. Heistand. Major Hawkes. swore
that he and the colonel were to have $4,000 of
the Manila Rope Company's stock. - Several
leading representatives of the United Mine
Workers OF America have been in session in
West Virginia; no intimation has been given Of
the nature Of their proceedings. - The Court
OF Appeals rendered a decision adverse to the
New-York Ice Trust, and sustaining the Don
nelly antitrust law.
CITY.-Stocks We're dull and irregular at small
final changes. - The yacht called
off because of the inability of the yachts to
finish time; the Shamrock had decided
lead. - All the fusion tickets agreed upon
nominated by the convention Of the
Greater New-York Democracy. - The Re-
publican County Convention met last night at
the Murray Hill Lyceum and nominated the
entire fusion ticket for New York County. -
The Tarnmany people were still at sea regarding
a man 10 head their ticket - James NJ. Sey
mour. Mayor of Newark nominated by
the Democrats of New-Jersey for Governor of
the State. - Police Commissioner Murphy
replied to the Merchants Association. declining
TO consider the charges against Devery. -
two dividends showed that its net earnings for
the last six months had exceeded expectations
and had been affected but slightly by the strike.
THE WEATHER.-Forecas for to-day: Fair
and warmer. The temperature yesterday: High
est 90 degrees; lowest, 53 degrees; average, o.
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