New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
Irm7lork DsriIp Gribmats
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2s 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Colombian converted war
ship BcCota. commanded by Captain Marina
duke formerly Of the Confederate navy ana
manned by Americans, arrived AT FahSila
sEbere = battle with the revolutionary gunboat
Padilla, with American gunners on board i
shortly expected. the rise of exchange IN %
louhia has caused a monetary crisis IN the
,epublic -= The Liberals in Parliament
soined forces with the Irish Nationallsts III
efforts TO delay the Education bill - sew
snty thousand Scotch miners have demanded
an increase of 12iz per cent in wages -
Premier Conhes of France continues his eIIorts
10 settle the French coal strike by arbitration
DOMESTIC C-The Anthracite Coal Strike Com
mission held a conference with operators ana
Representatives of the miners. and il was de-
cided 20 begin the investigation Of condltlohs
3n the mine region AZ scranton on lhuisuas
= Fifteen hundred men went on strike IN
the Shamol1in district OF the anthracite region
because a number of union leaders who had
returned 20 work were discharged; In ihv
Hazleton Scranton and Wilkesbarre districts
there was general Improvement; there was
large increase both in the output OF coal ana ~.
the number Of men working. -- Ao9uIahI
General Corbin announced that the Presloeht
had selected Major General ;. Is. NJ Young 10
command the army when Lieutenant Gelleiai
Miles retired next August. =- Wu-Ting-fang
Chinese Minister at Washington, was recalled
by the Emperor OF China, to become Mlnlsle!
of Commerce in his country. -- Presloeht
Roosevelt celebrated his forty-fourth blrthday
quietly at the temporary White House -
Senator Hoar defended the American lnNasIon :.o
of the worlds markets at a Boston meetlne,
Re said that he believed the Republican party
could solve the trust problem, applauded Presi-
dent Roosevelt for settling the coal strike ana
.aia that strikes were the outcome OF prosperous
1imes - Delaware Republicans dld not
.reoit the report that ]. Edward Aodicks IN
,ended 10 give up the fight for the United states
Senstorship.
CITY--Stocks We're dull and weak. - EN-
Senator Hill and eN-Nice-P President Stevenson
spoke at large Democratic Congress mass
5neeting at Madison Square Garden. == Wit
nesses were subpRnaed for the case of Esther
Quimby who died from diphtheria at her home
in White Plains. while under Christian Sciencs
treatment. == Mrs. Rogers, the daughter o.
Katherine j. Adams, subjected 10 a search
ing cross-eXamination regarding her relations
with Harry :. Cornish at the MolineuX trial
60 J. r. Morgan added eighty porce-
lains 10 the Metropolitan Museum Of Art collec-
fions. The Greater NeW-York Democracy
Informed Coler Of his nomination by petition by
that organization. At the Victor Herbert
libel suit trial counsel for the defence refused
20 allow Walter Damrosch TO hum tunes 10
illustrate the testimony he was giving in favor
OF the composer --= There was uprOar AZ
the trial OF Fire Chief Croker and the opposing
counsel almost came 10 blows == Mascagni
filed an affidavit with the Commissioner oi
Immigration that the members of his company
were all artists, and not labOrers. as had been
charged by the musicians union. - a man
with q wife and six children, who had been out
of work for year. fell dead while drinking
ice water In p department store, where he had
obtained employment
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Rain and cooler The temperature yesterday:
Highest 90 degrees, lowest. as