New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-02
Nem2lork Daily G1ibm1re
MONDAY, JUNE .. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS NORNTNG.

FoREIGN-An official cable dispatch from
Lord Kitchener received by the British war
Office announced that a document containing
terms of surrender signed in Pretoria on
Saturday evening by all the Boer representa-
Sives, as well as by Lords Miner and hitcheher'
the news caused great rejoicing in London,
where church bells rang and the scenes OF
s.Mafeking Night were repeated. == AT great
personal risk Professor Heilprin on Saturday
assembled Mont Pelee, and for two hours viewed
the crater while il was in active eruption; there
was a fresh and violent outbreak OF the Sour
friere volcano. on st Vincent Island. on Friday.
- The condition Of Governor Taft, who Is
ti ia Rome was reported TO be better.
J. P. Morgan left Rome for Venice. intending to
proceed afterward 10 Athens and return TO Lon
don for the coronation. - Tests by German
experts are said to show that boraX is injurious
in its effect on human beings. - The two
sons Of President Palma sailed from Havana for
this city TO renew their studies III this country
e. The new French Chamber of Deputies
net in Paris; NJ. Bourgeois, candidate of the
Radical groups defeated NJ. Deschanel for pre-
gliding officer
DOMESTIC.-The order for engineers, hrenaen
and pumpmen in the anthracite district 10 strike
goes into effect this morning: both sides have
prepared for the struggle; $500 coal and iron
police are ready, many OF the miners are armed,
and violence is expected TO ensue when the oper-
ators attempt to introduce non union labor.
The new Democratic State headquarters
at Albany. with David B. Hill in command, WI!
open to-day The division in the ranks Of
the Democratic party in the Senate has appar-
emily grown wider - The troops al the STATE
camp were reported to be in good health;
march Will be made to-day. - Ihe french
battleship Gaulois sailed from Boston with some
OF the members of the French mission on board;
she Count de Rochambeau and several others,
however remained for more extended visit in
ehis country. - A letter on man who died
by poison in Chicago is thought TO indicate
that there is a suicide club in New-York City.
CITY.-Albert r. Shattuck, president of the
Automobile Club of America, declared that auto
mobile racing and speed tests should be abol-
tshed and expected that the club would vote
10 stop them: of the persons injured at the
Staten Island test on Saturday died, making the
death list two. - -Four persons were killed
and eleven injured in a fire at Rockaway Beach
which destroyed of hotels and other
buildings. - II was said that union fire
men and engineers IN this city would re-
fuse to handle soft coal, in order to help
the striking anthracite miners. - James
Brown Lord, the architect. died after
long illness from cancer of the liver -
John E. Van De Carr took possession as
warden OF the Tombs, and Warden Flynn re
tired under protest, declaring that he would
fight removal in the courts. - The Confeder-
ate Veteran Camp OF New-York held memorial
services at its plot in Mount Hope Cemetery
- suit for $4,000 has just been begun in
White Plains against the New-York Central
Railroad Company for damages incurred in the
Park-ave. tunnel wreck; this is the twentieth
suit growing out Of the disaster.
TEE wEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair.
The temperature yesterday: Highest, AZ de-
grees; lowest, Sc; average, Ga.