New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER Il, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-London financers felt somewhat
worried over the unsettled conditions the
Continental exchanges - Colombian Gov
eminent forces repulsed the insurgents with loss
on both sides. and captured Panoneme. -
American owners and American jockeys had a
highly successful day at the Newmarket races.
- A court martial decided that the lost Brit
3sh torpedo boat destroyer Cobra simply COL
lapsed because she structurally weak. -
Many soldiers received dangerous wounds in a
light with fixed bayonets and ball cartridges be-
tween TWO British regiments of infantry. =
The Duke of Cornwall and York considerably
curtailed the programme for his reception at
st. Johns n. F., and decided to sail from there
for England on October -. - The COM
panion OF Miss Stone. the American missionary
held captive by brigands, gave birth to a child.
g. Corea's Emperor has decided to make a
former slave girl his Empress - w. w.
Rockhill, returning United States Commissioner
from China. said Ii Hung Chang breaking
skJold's south polar expedition sailed from
Sweden. - The party of congressman which
has been visiting the Philippines sailed for
home. - One thousand students attacked
police headquarters in Kitchener, Bessarabia
and eleven persons were killed in the riot.
DOMESTIC.-Five officers who served on the
Brooklyn in the war with Spain testified in de-
fence of Admiral Schley before the naval court
OF inquiry. - Secretary Longs estimates for
the navy for the next fiscal year amount TO
nearly S99,o0.oo0. - Secretary Hay re-
turned TO Washington and resumed his duties
at the State Department. - Secretary Gage
talked to the American Bankers Association
outlined his Ideas on the subject. - The
Episcopal Triennial Convention referred TO the
next meeting of the body the proposition TO
change the name OF the denomination. 60
The third annual State Commerce Convention
assembled at Buffalo. - Football games
were as follows: Yale 40, Bowdon o: Harvard
JIG, Wesleyan o; Princeton % Dickinson O.;
Pennsylvania 20, Virginia o; Carlisle Indians
-. HaVeTford O. - A monument in the West
Point post cemetery TO the memory Of General
Judson Fitzpatrick was dedicated.
CITY-Stocks were dull and heavy -
Low and Jerome were cheered long and loudly
at big meeting in Carnegie Hall. - Ed
ward NJ. Shepard spoke at two meetings In the
Eastern District of Brooklyn. - Robert w
De Forest in statement announced that the
Metropolitan Museum Of Art had effected set
uement with the legatees Of the Rogers estate
by the payment Of S2500O0, which obviated all
danger Of a contest over the millions left TO the
institution. - 1t was announced that Nc cKirn,
Mead & White. Carrere & Hastings and Babb.
Cook Willard had been selected as an ad-
Tisory board TO the trustees of the New York
Public Library TO design conformity and super
wire the construction OF the Carnegie branch
libraries. - -Four women were injured in a
runaway accident after the Meadow Brook Hunt
Clubs hunt at Hampstead. = Austen G.
Fox declared himself in favor Of the fusion
ticket. - Mayor Van Wyck made the re-
mark that he always got what he wanted po-
hticaly, and had never been defeated at the
polls.
THE WEATHER-Forecast for to-day. Rain
and cooler this afternoon tonight Tempera-
ture yesterday: Highest, 60 degrees; lowest. 40:
average. 81.