New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
Nesp11nrk Dailt, Gritn1R
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Empress DoWager of China
and the Chinese notabes will. it is said in Pc
king, dispaee the present heir TO the throne
Pu Chun, son of Prince Tuan, and SUBSTITUTE
for him Petite, a nephew OF Tuan: the present
heir is said 10 be 6ssipated and uncontrohaple'
80 Bubonic plague is ravaging Foo-ChoW,
thousand collins a week being carried outside the
city gates. The Duke and Duchess or
Cornwall and York sailed from Halifax for
Newfoundland; the duke sent farewell mes
sage OF thanks for his treatment 10 the people
aud officials of Canada. - Twelve more
Boer leaders have been banished permanently
from South Africa by the British military au-
thorities, including the noted Commandant
Scheepers. Ten engine hands were IN
5ured some OF them fatally, by an explosion
on the French Channel steamer lie Nord. = =
General A w. Greedy arrived in London from
the Philippines; he expressed himself enthus-
astically over the working OF the SIX tnousaho
miles of telegraph and cable in the ISLANDS
DOMESTIC.-Burglars robbed the Chicago
Postoffice OF stamps worth about $4,000; they
crawled under the building three hundred feet
and drilled steel vault - The schley couPt !,
Of inquiry resumed its sessions, Lieutenant B.
w Wells jr., being the chief witness; IL was
asserted that Schey. on leaving Cienfuegos Tor
Santiago, did not mask the movement OF MS
sbips from the Spaniards on shore. - Gov
ernor Odell had conferences with President
Roosevelt and Senator Platt in washington
- President Roosevelt appointed George 4:
Koester, a Gold Democrat, collector or internal
revenue for South Carolina - Yale con-
tinued her bicentennial celebration begun on
Sunday, New-Haven being crowded with ylsi-
tors. - Edward Corrigan, Yale Law School
junior died from concussion Of the brain, ana
the New-HaYen police arrested Henry NJ. Sed-
ley, of New York, also Yale student, in con-
nection with the case. - James u. Nooo,
who drew the capital prize worth S5O,oOO IN
the land lottery last August. died after br1ef
illness - A clergyman shot negro dead
who was breaking into his house. - c. K.
c. Billings. Of Chicago. drove his pager Little
Boy, 2:02, a mile at Memphis in 2;O134, break
ing the worlds record for pacing 10 wagon
CITY.-Stocks were duh and lower. -
Sir Thomas Upton announced that he would
challenge with a new boat for next year II he
could get il built. - Seth Low, Edward M.
Grout Justice Jerome and others spoke az an
enthusiastic fusion meeting at Cooper Union
over which William b. HOrnblower presided.
- An affidavit filed by Alfred r. Goslin ac-
cused Colonel Robert Ammon of being in
terested in the Dean combination, and sharing
in the proceeds of the Miller syndicate. -
A ieer in the New-York Geological PARK at
tackled keeper. knocked him down and gored
one of his legs severely. - The daughter oL
J. Jennings McComb asked the court TO give a
construction of a codicil TO her fathers VIII
which restricted her share in his estate TO an
income OF $4,000 If she should marry FauI
HerZog.
THE wEATHER.-Forecast for to-day; FAR
and slightly warmer. The temperature yester-
day: Highest, 81 degrees; lowest, A; aver
age, %.