New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-09
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SUNDAY. NOVEMBER .. 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Emperor William arrived in Eng
land, and. after reviewing regiment OF ORA
goons in fierce rainstorm, proceeded TO
Sandringham Palace where he is the guest Of
King Edward: Premier Balfour. Mr. Brodrick.
Mr. Chamberlain and other prominent English
men are also guests at Sandringham --- At
meeting i'm the coal mining region OF France
attended by fifteen thousand strikers. II was
voted IN continue the strike, and not abide by
the decision OF the arbitrator. - SIR Marcus
Samuel was formally installed as Lord Mayor OF
London al the Guildhall. - An international
Music festival viii be held in Berlin in October
next year; one day viii be devoted to American
ct the Danish Court is to the effect that the
Gar is depressed in mind and melancholy; ms
condition creates anxiety in Copenhagen. ==
The Sultan of Bacolod. MindanaO, Philippine
Islands has dropped his belligerent tone ana
assumed friendly attitude toward the Ameri-
cans the proposed punitive expedition against
him viii probably be abandoned -= Dr.
hansen. the Arctic explorer. announces a polar
expedition for next year, to explore King VIII
lam Land on the east coast of Greenland -
The issue of ritualsm has appeared in British
politics its influence being seen in the recent
Parliamentary by-election in a Liverpool d.
vision.
DOMESTIC-A treaty providing for recproc-
ity between the United States and NeWfound-
land was signed by Secretary Hay and Sir
Michael Herbert the British Ambassador ==
WI Ting-fang. Chinese Minister to the United
States. presented his letters OF recall to Presi-
dent Roosevelt == The Illinois State Super
lntendent of Insurance has taken acton 10
prevent tWenty-one fire insurance companies
from doing business in that State. = Judge
Alvord. Of Indianapolis charged the grand jury
there yesterday to indict coal dealers who are
found combining to raise prices. =-- A student
of the Geneseo Normal School shot his sweet
heart and then killed himself == Relatives
of Alan G. Mason found new evidence 10 prove
his innocence in the Morton murder case. @-
Two large parties started on a search for SG-
perintendent Egan, of the Great Northern, who
was lost on a hunting trip in Montana. -
The Canadian Government decided that the pill
grimage of the Doukhobors must cease; mounted
police We're sent cut in a blizzard TO stop the
religious fanatics. = All the big college foot
ball teams played games
CITY-Stocks We're weak, with substantial
final losses. == 1t said that there would
he a large crowd at the summing up Of the
MOlineuX Monday. and that tickets OF
Van Colt said he hopeful of obtaining the
new postofiice building at an early date. -
EX-CongresSman Felix Campbell died at ms
home in Brooklyn. - Coroner Scholer ana
an ambulance driver had a wrangle over a
stretcher while man was dying on the side
walk. == deaf and blind girl took the final
VOWS Of the Catholic Church in Montclair. -
A woman found dead in a squalid tenement
with her head split open with an axe; her hus-
hand was arrested on suspicion of knowing con-
siderable about the case. - There was some
nervousness over the lack Of coal in view Of the
colder weather - Bellevue physicians
pected that three patients, victims of the fire
nounced that the industrial department of the
Civic Federation would discuss labor problems
at it's meeting here in December. == The new
home of the American Female Guardian Society
was dedicated.
THE WEATHER.-Indications for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest 30
degrees; lowest, 30.