New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
Artp2lork Dailp Gribniis
SUNDAY. OCTOBER q, 1902
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN. -Captain PershUg's column capt
ured and destroyed forty forts az the Maclu
Aoros on Mlndanao, h. J., klllns or N"uhuIhs
hundred Moros. including sultan, only two
Americans were wounded -= The Central
American Court OF Compulsory Arbitration mas
been installed I'm office al san Jose, Costa klea'
Guatemala not participating. -- II Is eA-
pected that sixty thousand persons VIII lahe
part IN the FUNERAL procession of Emlit -oa
Mn Paris to-day. == The wholesale tobacco
Jists OF Great Britain are contemplating leS'l
action against Dgtcu'S Limited, 10 recover the
bonus promised by that company - New
Zealand officials, after tests ot American ana
British locomotives, have reported the former
as superior -= Russian warshIp having on
board the Grand Duke Nicholas rs anchoreo IN
the Bosporus. causing excitement among lhe
Turks al the overriding "l "a clause "i tHe i',l
lln Treaty. -- The American exhibitors al the
Turin Exhibition are greatly disappointed over
the distribution or the awards. --- A ol,aulsN
diplomat I'M London declared that King Alfonso
may visit the United States. -= ltdllan ahaI-
Vhists are alleged 10 he on their way 10 Den
mark, with the intention OF asSaSSlnailnE the
DowRger Czarina, now visiting her father hlns
Christian. == The situation OF President
Castro in Venezuela is declared 10 be crlucal.
-- Three hundred Chinese we're lost by the
fOundering of "a steamer on t6e emma coast.
t-= An extensive Conhagration occurred IN
the native quarter of Hons Nong.
DOMESTIC President Roosevelt is said TO
be considering plan for ending the coal strike
10y which President Mitchell VIII De asked I"
have the men return 10 WORK. followed bN an
Investigation into the condition Of the mines ny
Congress and the legislature OF Pennsylvania
s= President Mitchell Of the United Mine
Workers returned 10 the coal region; the strik-
ers We're depressed by the failure Of the con-
ference al Washington but renamed s,rin ~
their determination not TO resume work; the
operators planned to increase largely the output
of coal this week. violence by the strikers cen
tinued. Il being necessary 20 send troops 10
several points 10 disperse crowds. -= Ses-
rotary Shaw issued a circular 10 national benhs,
announcing that the reserve rule VIII not lie
enforced SO far il relates 10 government
deposits secured by government BONDS. 80
RishoD Potter and Mrs. Alfred Corning Clark
were married at COoperstown. == Many NOM
nations FOR both Congressman and Assembly
men were made in various parts or the STATE.
GO Most of the leading college football teams
played games.
CITY-Stoczs were weak and lower - II
announced that j. p Morgan a co.
s.l their associates had made arrangements 10
i..uUu 5000 tons Of coal for domestic fuel
uses --- Deputy Police Commissioner Thurs
ton in resigning declared that he had been the
goat" on which recent dissatisfaction with the
Police Department had been heaped. -
wounded ambulance horse drew The vehicle con-
tanning a patient 20 the hospital and then
dropped dead = General Booth. the COM
mander of the Salvation Army, was welcomed
by fireworks IN the hay and a procession. ==
Nascagni, the Italian composer, met by
italian societies. who hired tug and band TO
catch sight 81 him on the Philadelphia. ==
The McstchesJer County Horse show came TO
an end. =- Big Tim sullivan announced
that he was going 10 distribute coal free among
his needy constituents = Two boys were
found murdered near Camden. \. j.. IL Is said
that the police know who The murderer is ==-
trolley car had "a narrow escape from falling
OF "a trcStc one hundred feet high I'm HobOken.
-= The coroner lis Investigating the mys-
ferrous death az boy In Brooklyn. his sister
SAYS thar he shot himself. hut the doctors at
the hospital whore the boy died say IL inn
possible.
THE WEATHER.-ndications for to-day:
Rai1. The temperature yesterday. Highest
"a, lowest, 80