New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
Neso3Irk Dsaiip Tribnrrs
SATURDAY. AUGUST 3. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Colonial Secretary Chamberlain
stated IN the House Of Commons that General
Kitchener had been instructed TO visit the
death penalty on all BOers found guilty or Kill
ing natives in British employ IL is not yet Ger
tain that Mr.. Kruger Will make his proposed
visit 10 the United States. == Lord Cranborne
announced in Parliament that the formal evac-
uation Of Peking viii occur on August IL: WITH
draWal from the rest of the territory held by
the allies in China VII depend upon circum-
stances; the draft Of the final protOco! has been
agreed on by the committee Of ministers. -
The German squadron from China escorung
Count Won Waldersee arrived at CadiZ. --
Shamrock IL and The Erin eft the Azores for
this port, where they expect TO arrive on Au-
gust II. - Professor Riddle. II San Juan.
p. r., held a prisoner for six lays by a
Venezuelan guuboat on the Orlnoco Rive
DUMESTIC.--A dispatch TO the State Depart
Tnent from Colon said that trade on the isthmus
would be interrupted if revolutionary trouhieS
became more acute. --= Rear-Admiral kim
beTly was excused from serving on the Schiey
Court Of Inquiry on the ground Of poor health
the investigation is expected to be short one.
- Peru's export trad shows a large increase
IN the last year. -- Senor Garcia Meru, the
new minister from the Argentine Republic, has
arrived At Washington. -= An answer to an
oil company's plea for renewal of leases in In
dian Territory was filed by representallle OF
the Delaware Indians. -- The officials OF the
Amalgamated Association Of steel Workers left
PlttSburg Tor TINS city 10 renew the eHOrl 10
secure the renewal Of negotiations for settle
ment. == Corn King Phillips. of Chicago.
expects to resume business next week the losses
exceeding 100000 -= Il is announced on
good authority that the Independence will make
tO-day's race with the Columbia a final test as
10 her cup defending aspirations. == Cresceus,
the great trotter, went mile in 2,02L. breaking
the worlds record; the trial was against the
vino; O.09& was the time fOr the half
CITY.-StOcEs were dun and heavy. -= The
police reserves were called out Quell a fight
between negroes and whites in One-hundred-
and-thlrtieth-st-, in which the negroes used a
beam as batterirg ram, razors and revolvers.
50 A detective employed by the Society for
the Prevention of CTims was assaulted while
getting evidence in alleged poolroom in
Broadway. == An injunC ton was granted re-
straining the Board of Estimate and ApQortion-
ment from carrying out the garbage contract
recently awarded. =- George c. Thomas, a
broker, was arrested at his request in order
TO test the cOnstitutiOnality Of the law which
imposes q tax on stock transfers. == John F.
Carroll received Mayor Van Wyck and other
leaders az Tammany Hall but would make no
statement; il said that Richard Croker
would return in the latter part Of August the
early part OF September. == II was said thai
District Attorney Philbin, that the Bisser'
case was out OF the way. would take up other
cases OF policemen suspected of malfeasance
- A discharged emplOye Of the Knollwood
Country Club hid behind golf bunker shot al
cook, fed and was pursued by armed caddies
and men.
THE WEATHER.-Indications for to-day:
Generally fair except possibly showers in the
afternoon. Temperature yesterday: Highest 81
degrees; lowest, "a; average, 13.