New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
EetoY1nrk DaflD Gribslsk
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Lord Salisbury's speech at the
Lord Mayors banquet in the Guildhall was dull
and commonplace, his only striking reference to
South Africa being a statement that the menace
no the empire in that section would be removed
so thoroughly that it would not have to be done
again. - The birthday Of King Edward was
observed in GI eat Britain and the Colonies; the
King and the royal family spent the day quietly
at Sandringham Palace - A letter from
Miss Stone the captive missionary told of the
thardships she and her companion. Nine Tsilka.
FHyere suffering. - After sharp fight on the
ISLAND Of Samar, American force under
Major Waller captured o rebel stronghold. two
t-Americans being killed and Iwenty-six insur-
lens, an she Poats IN the lS1ano on Ley.e nae
dated NJ de Witte the Russian Finance Min
t:ster on the completion of the Siberian Rail-
way. - A severe earthquake shock was felt
s3n Brescia, Italy - The Glasgow Exhibition
,closed, having proved a great success financial
lily - The trade statistics show the steady
Igrowth Of prosperity the island of Porto
fF2ico. - There is talk in Great Britain of the
.revival Of the obsolete ballot laws in order to
,meet the need of troops III South Africa. -
1T again reported in London that ]. P.
Morgan had acquired the White Star feet.
DOMESTIC.-PresIdent Roosevelt appointed a
barge number of postnasters. disregarding the
recommendations of the Republican organiza-
ition in several cases in Southern States -
The President accepted the resignation of c. f.
thus ending a long controversy in the Repub
lican party Of that State. - William F. Will
tloughby was appointed Treasurer Of Porto Rico
= Senator Henry Cabot Lodge spoke on
national topics before the Mfddlesex Club. of
iF3oSton- - An address on Trusts Their
Uses and Abuses was made by James B. Dill
before the Merchants Club of Chicago. -
fSeveral more Of the escaped convicts who fed
from Fort Deavenworth. Kan, Were captured.
- Football games resulted r follows: Har-
ward 30, Pennsylvania 6: West Point s. Prince
ton o: Yale 30, Orange Athletic Club o; Syracuse
IL Columbia .; Navy 16. Indians >; Williams
IL. Wesleyan 3: Cornell. 80 Lehigh O. - 1t
is reported in Albany that Governor Odeli may
appoint @. D. B. Hasbrouck. of Kingston to the
vacancy IN the Court of Claims. Three
more Of the escaped convicts from the Federal
Prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, Were capt
Ured- - It is expected the new Alabama
Constitution Will be ratified by popular vote to-
morrow. - The collector of customs at FL
Paso, Tex, was removed on charges of violating
the Civil Service law. - A large buck deer
N flight from dogs, dashed through the business
streets Of Bangor in the night.
C1TY--Stocks We're strong and active
Seven persons died the result Of accidents
and suicides. the bodies Of a drowned man and
River, and two men were fatally hurt by falls
- An elevated railroad was pushed over
the end Of the structure at Fifty-ninth-st and
Sixth-ave. and nearly fell to the street.
The Ninth National Bank, IL was announced.
is TO be absorbed soon by the National Citizens.
- DIR. W T. Jenkins. Health Commissioner
and brotheT-in-law Of Richard Croker, returned
from Europe, and declared that Croker would
not quit because of the defeat of Tammany.
- II was announced that the Merchants
Association would push its charges against Muir
ply and Devery, and might ask Governor Odell
10 remove Murphy in order to prevent police
promotions - The Columbia football eleven
was defeated by the Syracuse University team
IN decisive, hard fought. well played game.
THE WEATHER.-Forecas for to-day: Fair.
The temperature yesterday: Highest, 81 de-
grees: lowest, SO; average, 45-