New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
Nfsu1lprk Daiip Tribrar<:
SUNDAY, JULY 2S, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOPETcN-The Cup challenger Shamrock III,
accompanied by the yacht Erin sailed from tfle
CLYDE yesterday for New-York; Sir Thomas LIP LIP
TON made a speech to the crew, and there were
scenes of popular enthusiasm at the departure
of the yachts -= There was a general fali IN
coal and iron shares the Berlin Boerse uus
10 the pessimistic view taken of the new larlit
hill - General Leonard Wood sailed from
Havana on the Morro Castle for TINS cry: ne
was carried board in cot - a tsca ailece
steamship line between Manchester ana Chicdsu
WAS inaugurated by the sailing OF the steamer
Midland Queen from the British TO the American
city. - Royal personages are arriving IN
Rome 10 attend memorial services on the ami
versary of the assassination Of King Humbert
The Cuban Government has onereo sl'ooo
for the capture, dead or alive. or Limo Lima,
bandit == A new Netherlands Hlnlslfy mas
been organized. with DR.. Kuyper as premier
Count Tolstoy continues to improve -
The Beers compelled British force to evacuale
Bremersdorp. in Swaziland, with loss
DoMESTIC-Mr Rockhill sent dispatch
confirming the news that the negotiations IN
China would be concluded in two weeks - n
pardon has been granted to John F. Johnson
convicted five years ago for violating banking
laws while president of a Logansport panh:
- The new battleship Maine was launched
at Cramps shipyard in Philadelphia ana
named by Miss Anderson of Portland. Me-
A paymaster's box containing 500 is missing at
Santa Cruz. Philippine Islands. and is supposed
TO have been stolen by soldiers. - Dr W. ":
Woodward, Health Officer Of the District OF
Columbia. gave his views on the Koch theory or
the transmission Of tuberculosis. - There
were no developments IN the steel strike in
Pittsburg. but the absence OF President Shafer
led to reports that he had gone to New-York to
settle the differences with the companies -
Heavy rains in portions of the corn belt put an
end 10 the drouth conditions and reduced tenn
paratures. - The New-York Yacht Club
crused from Vineyard Sound back to Newport
\ the being uneventful - Controller
Nknight assented to the wish Of the Republican
SeEecutive committee of Erie County to nomf-
nate him for Mayor of Buffalo - Counsel for
the Fosburghs said that they would not bring
suit against Chief of Police Nicholson and Berk-
shire County for false imprisonment and mali
cious prosecution.
CITY.-Stocks We're Gull and strong. -
President Croes Of the Amercen Society of
Civil Engineers said that comrniss;on of bridge
engineers should examine the bridge to decide
what repairs are needed and how much traffic
the bridge can stand. - J. p Morgan. Pres-
dent Shaffer and others held conference on the
steel strike. - d. F. Myers, OF Cleveland.
eA president OF the Manhattan Fire Insurance
Company was brought here from Cleveland and
charged with larceny: he was accused of ap-
piopriating money belonging to the defunct
son Of the late Eugene Kelly the banker died
suddenly at his summer home, at New Rochelle
after preparing an entertainment and reception
for Rear-Admiral Schley. The Red D
steamship Maracaibo sailed for Porto Ricau
ports with an unusually heavy cargo of goods
free trade with Porto Rico for shipment -
western and local promoters were excrting
every effort to obtain options on paper board
and box manufacturing plants in their rivalry
10 establish a combination in the manufacture
OF those products.
THE WEATHER.-Indications for to-day.
Fair and warmer Sunday. Monday partly
cloudy, light south winds. Temperature yester-
day: Highest, SO degrees: lowest "a degrees;
average, f2 degrees.