New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-07
Netn:llork DaiIp Gaibn,re
SATURDAY, JUNE z, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CoNGREss-Senate: Mr.. Hanna presented
further arguments in favor Of the Panama Candl
rcute - House: Debate on the Ant-Anarchy
bin closed: Mr.. Richardson, an Alabama Demo I4
Graf, attacked President Roosevelt 1or MS Nc
mortal Day address at Arlington
FoREIGN-The names OF the new French
Ministers under the Premiership Of NJ. Compes,
were announced; the new ministry has strons
Radical and Socialist element in it. - sir
Robert GifTen gave his views OF the causes %
the decline in British shipping before a com
ported TO have said the mission to the vatican
could not have been better chosen Judge 1aI.
with his build seeming the lncarnauo g1,-e "
mighty America. - General De Wet ADVISED
the South African burghers TO snow what soUo
oolonists they could be: Mr.. BalIour spoke III
England on the peace terms, and sala they NeIe
en- an enduring basis: the British Government
decided that, owing to his age ana lhlfH!lt
Mr. KrTger would not be required TO acknoWleoee
British sovereignty, and that all the Boer ueIe-
gates in Europe could return to South Africa
DONESTIC-It was denied at the War De
pertrnent that General Miles had been oroeFed
back to Washington - PTesloenI lar
decided that there was no legal authority ulluet
which he could intervene for settlement o.
the coal strike ~ The Yale crew hau ~
fi-st practice at Gales Ferry, over tour-iIllIe
course the baseball team started for PrlhceIoIi.
where il viii play to-day. - Reports Ill3I
President Roosevelt had changed his att!tuI I
on reciprocity with Cuba were authorltallNei5s
denied in Washington, and il was announces
. that ne would veto a rebate plan. and can an
Nj extra session Of Congress. If necessary: -,
Quoting negotiations with the vatican reSeIu-
fng tie friars' lands in the Philippines MeIe
made public by Secretary Root. - Inc sun IN
ers in the anthracite region were quiet pu'
the tone is for riots and acts or serious olS-
fr1rbance: many workers quit work anu hltt1eo
ere filling with water. - The Sln ana In
regiments will be relieved by the Attn ana oStii
to-day
CITY-Stocks were firm and dun. =" 1Weh,
~ persons were injured in q panic IN an eieNaueu
car caused by the blowing out Of fuse -
Senator N A. Elsberg, IL was SAID, may ne
nominated for lieutenant governor. - A new
MAN 10 end the coal strike was suggested, ana
II WIS said that Frank 2. Sargent had gone 10
see Senator Hanna about 1t. - Mayor Low
denied ernphatically that Police Commissioner
Toa~+ri7ge was to retire. Mr.. Low and Colonei
Partridge held an evening conference at the
MAYORS country home, near Rye - Aicoot'
who was shot in q raid by one Of District At
foTney Jeror,e's assistants was able to sign MS
own hail bond: il was said that he had good
chances for recovery. - a young woman
who said she was a trained nurse, while min
tsterinz 10 a dying man, who was run over pv
truck was arrested by a policeman on a cflaFsS
Of interference and locked up in a station mouse:
- The police arrested BAT MasteTsoH anu 1
four other alleged gamblers. - ALEXANDER =.
HIIrophreys was elected president OF stevens
institute of Technology. but announced thal ne
desired TO see his partner before accepting the
once committee to consider the reNls-
ing of the Liturgy was appointed at the meet
ing of the Reformed Church Synod at Aspury
Park.
THE WEATHER.-Forecas for to-day: Local
showers. The temperature yesterday: HlshesI
rs degrees; lowest, %: average 90.