New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-05
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SATURDAY, JULY ;, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Fourth of July was generally
observed in foreign lands; in London Anbas-
sador Choate entertained host of his country.
men, and with Lieutenant Governor NoouI ut
and others spoke at a great dinner in the Hotel
Cecil in the evening. at Leipsic. Ambassador
White responded TO the toast, The President,
at dinner Of Americans; at Queenstown. Ire
land, British warships dressed ship in honor
OF the day. - The condition of King Edward
continues so satisfactory that only one bulletin
a day Will be issued by his physicians hereafter;
the Prince of Wales, in behalf of the King, re-
oeived the Indian princes at the India once,
the ceremony being one of unusual magniff-
cenoe. - Fears of British investors in Bur
NAH oil fields were allayed by a declaration in
Parliament that the Standard Oil Company had
not obtained license 10 prospect in that coun-
try. - Thirty Bugarians were killed by
Turkish troops at a frontier town; Turco-Bul-
garian complications are increasing. - The
Finance bill passed its third reading in the
House OF Lords. - Judge CaTOn, in Quebec,
granted a motion, made by counsel for Gaynor
and Greene. for a writ of certiorari addressed
to Judge Lafontaine, and again adjourned the
case Of the fugltives until Friday next. -
Thirty-four Haytian refugees arrived at King
ston. Jamaica, Dutch steamer
DOMESTIC.-Presdent Roosevelt addressed a
great audience at a Fourth of july celebration
at Scheniey Park, PiTtsbuTg. - II is reported
from Wilkesbarre that the anthracite coal oper-
ators are preparing TO reopen some Of the col
lieries. 81 The State Department will begin
negotiations for a Panama canal treaty with
Colombia In a few days. == Tracy, the fugi-
tive convict encountered another posse near
Seattle, and escaped after killing men.
- A Rock Island train was held UP and
robbed near Joliet. III, by masked highwaymen.
- Several persons were killed in Western
cities through the accidental discharge Of re-
volvers. - The keel of the battleship Ne
braska was laid at Seattle.
CITY-Secretary Shaw, of the Treasury De-
partment. had conference with Collector
Stranahan, presumably about the alleged ir-
Irregularities in the imposition of duties raw
sugar. = ". BOurke Cochran fercely as
sailed Republican policies at the Tammany
Fourth celebration - TWO railroad detec-
tives and a friend who accompanied them were
killed and their bodies terribly mangled by a
locomotive the New-Jersey Central Railroad
at Jersey City. - Several persons were re-
ported probably fatally injured by bullets
fired by Fourth of July celebraters. A boys
eye was blown out and many minor accidents
and injuries were reported. == Several
women were hurled out OF the windows of two
coaches when a train the Long Branch divl-
sion OF the Jersey Central Railroad left the
tracks. - Mr.. and Mrs. l. l. Richman, who
were accused Of stealing jewels from Mrs w.
Z. Deiabarre at the Crossmon House, Alex
andria Bay. arrived here, but soon departed. 1t
was said, for the West. == August Belmont S
Mneola defeated the Yankee and the Rainbow
IN the Larchmont annual regatta.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 80
degrees; lowest, 90 degrees.