New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
Sssp-}gorx ZssilD GribnlEs
SATURDAY. OCTOBER IL, 1901.
THE NEuN rms MORNING.

FOREIGN hundred bolomen attacked
forty-six American soldiers of Company =, ath
Infantry. in Samar, killing ten, wounding six
Others, and being themselves repulsed with a
loss of about one hundred. -=- Adjutant-Cen-
eral Corbin gave out recent report by Gen
eral Hughes upon tho situation in Samar -=
Fiske Warren, anti-imperialist. Of Boston. was
Obliged 10 take the oath of allegiance before he
could land at Manila - The British and
Russian governments came 10 an agreement
regarding the Afghan situation. -- British
manufacturers displayed alarm over the per
sistent manner in which Americans are taking
orders for all kinds Of goods on the Continent
DOMESTIC.-The Natioral Association of
Manufacturers iss1ed cali for a reciprocity
conference 10 he held i'm Washington for three
days. beginning November 10 - After hear
ing nine witnesses in behalf Of Admiral Schley,
the Naval Court of Inquiry adjourned until
Monday: Admiral Schley expects to finish the
presentation Of his SIDE of the case next week.
- Frank W Fiackett Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy, will retire from Office soon. and Judge
Charles n Darling, of Bennington, Vt, viii be
appointed to succeed him. -= The Russian
battleship Retvizan in her run from NewYork
60 Boston. maintained for twelve hours an aV-
erage speed of lsS knots thus proving herself
the fastest vessel of her class == The an
nual report Of Adjutant General COrbin makes
important recommendations for the improve
ment Of the army. =- Ex-Governor John y
Pulsbury OF Minnesota died at Minneap polls at
the age of seventy-three. =- Sir Thomas Lip
ton denied that he had any purpose of selling
his packing interests: he made an address 10
the Chicago Board Of Trade == The State
Commerce Convention adopted resolutions favor
snc the Proposed I,tNfNtnn hdf&e Canal
Snow To the depth OF several inches fell in the
northern part Of the State and in the Southern
AdrOndacks.
CTTY.-Stocks were strong and higher. ==
II was learned that Edward n. Shepard cut out
Of tho draft OF his speech The name OF Controller
COler, because MI. Croker feared a demonstra-
flon ut The mention Of the Controllers name
The executive committee Of the Bryan
Democratic League of Greater New York
adopted resolutions against the candidacy OF
Edward ~. Shepard for Mayor. The
Judges Of General Sessions decided 20 take no
action Justice Jerome's criticisms Of the
judges and grand jurIes until after election
fearing that action this time might be mis-
interpreted. Judge jerome declared that he
welcomed sGch a covert threat" =- Edward
NJ. Shepard his country home at Lake
George. Five laborers We're killed by the
caving i'm cf huge rock in the rapid transit
tunnel Broadway and One-hundred-and-
0xty-secOnd-st.: il was necessary to blast the
rock 10 recover two of the bodies. == a crowd
wanted 20 lynch a man who carried a wounded
girl from 4 house in which knives, pistols and
razors had been used in a brawl. =- Marquis
Ito Was entertained at a dinner and reception
by Japanese residents of this city.
THE wEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
and warmer. Temperature yesterday: Highest
II degrees; lowest. 40; average, 40.