New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-17
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THURSDAY. JULY II. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

observation-disclosures Taft presented TO the
Vatican the last note of Secretary Root on the
withdrawal of the friars from the Philippines
the negotiations, suspended in Rome, will prob
ably be renewed in Manila, for which place
Governor Taft expects 10 start next wednesday.
- Mr. Morgan won his fight against Mr..
Yerkes in the House of Commons. - The
King was reported to be steadily improving
- Cholera is reported to be spreading in the
Philippine Islands. - General Chaffee Is ex-
peeted to reach here in the early part of Sep
TENDER. - Financial affairs I'm Nicaragua
were reported to be in bad condition. - The
new minister from China to this country eX-
pressed pleasure over his appointment. 60
Austrian shipping firms are ready. 1t is report
ed, TO build swift steamers If subsidies be grant
ed. Divers went 10 work to repair the
damage to the battleship Illinois. - The
Belgian Queen was reported to be seriously i'll.
- 1t was stated that American shipping
combination had offered to build and run ships
70 Austrian ports. - Emperor Williams
Meteor III lost yesterdays race on time allow
ance TO the Lasca. 49, Heavy storms took
place in France.
DOMESTIC-President Roosevelt has repri-
I1landed and compulsoriIy retired Brgadier Cen
ersl Jacob II. Smith, account of the kill and
burn" order given by that officer to Major
Waller in Samar. - The attitude Of the
United States on the Philippine friars question
was defined by high government official 80
The striking freight handlers in Chicago re-
termed to work, but the victory is with the rail-
roads. - A severe storm I'm the West did
great damage to crops. = 1t is believed that
operators of anthracite mines will attempt TO
start their coliieries while the strike leaders
lis. - The streetcar system OF Richmond
Va, Is tied up by strike. - The drayage
war between the trunk line railroads in the
South has reached New-Orleans.
CITY.-Stocks were strong and active. -
a runaway dashed into a car in front OF the
Waldorf, a shaft penetrated the side, women
were cut and bruised, and the horse crushed a
policeman before being stopped. - a de-
tective was shot dead by some men whom he
was chasing in Long Island City. - An auto
mobile test was held here and on Long Island to
prove that the machines were easily managed
- Because of the rate all classes OF
freight are carried TO South Africa at 81 30 a
ton. - The President took a quiet day at
Oyster Bay, attending TO only a few depart
mental affairs. - The prosecution and de-
fence rested in the hearing regarding alleged
silk frauds after the former had called the
prosecutor a witness. - w. S. Devery
made big hit in his campaign for district lead
ership by throwing handfuls Of small coin to
boys in the street. - Infatuated Italians
dragged the driver OF wagon which crushed a
child to death from his seat and threatened to
kill him. - The referee, in awarding $1,000
damages TO Mics Stedeker in her breach Of
promise suit against Mr.. Croker, said her loss
was not irreparable.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair ana warmer. The temperature yesterday
Highest, 70 degrees: lowest &C.