New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
Nem11ork Dailp Gribn,rs
FRIDAY. AUGUST s, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

FOREIGN-London is lavishly decorated Ior
the coronation parade; the King issued a procIa
nation expressing his appreciation Oh 'ne ne 1t
.ion,s sxnDathy with him in his recent Illness
H uoH # is believed in England that the Cabinet
ha. virtually accepted Mr. Morgan's oner re
garding the shipping combination Eli @
,osro- Huliarn and the Gar witnessed the eVo-
iutions of the Russian fleet on ReVaL - .,i ! iie
expulsion Of a number OF sisters from nc leli
school at Ianderneau, France, was accom-
nanied bv rioting. A petition is being
largely signed on the London stock fGGhalise lai+
asking for the prosecution OF Whitaker "rlsN'
DOMESTIC-The State Department mas
completed arrangements for submitting the
Ioiors Fund case between the United states ana
Mexico to arbitration - Statements ems IIotlt s+
Rome that the Philippine friars have sold most
of their lands to American syndicates We're
contradicted in Washington - The strike
situation in New-Haven, Conn, cleared con
siderably. and the outlook was LOT an eaIlS
settlement Ex-Corporal Richard J.
O'Brien. who testified to atrocities before the
Senate Philippine Committee last spTlns' 10
10 be tried in Washington on charges OF per
fury F. c. Andrews, who is on tIlaI
Charged with Incorporating funds of the
City Savings Bank of Detroit. concluded ms
testimony. In the international yacht
races for the Seawanhaka Cup, the defender
Trident easily distanced the challenger 1e-
curnseh The Hotel Oceanic, at Carollne
Beach. n. C. demolished by a WindstoTIil
and thirteen guests were injured - -, ne ne
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has begun Ine
traffic fight with the Western Maryland Rall-
road. - General Jacob Smith started from
San Francisco for the East == People nockea
10 Davenport Wash eager TO see the body OF
Tracy the outlaw, and obtain relics OF his
person. The United Verde copper mine, In
Arizona, is closed account of fire
CITY.-Stocks were strong and higher. -
It was said that there was no prospect OF an
Immediate strike on the elevated lines. -
Mayor Low, in his weekly talk dealt with the
police pr9blem and announced that he had ap-
pointed a commission to frame suggestions as
TO new laws governing the department. he
thought that greater liberty in the removal OF
officers Of the department should be allowed
70 the Commissioner He declared that Com
missioner Partridge had accomplished a great
deal in spite of the difficulties under when ne
had lRbored. EX-Judge George NJ van
Eoesen chairman of the Tammany General
Committee declared that he thought DeVery
would win the Democratic leadership OF the
IXth District An eX-cowboy, minis
ter's son. employed by Miss Blanche Bates. the
actress to care for the trained stage horses
shot one Of q gang of robbers who tried 10 steal
the animals and was seriously injured. =
II was reported that J. P. Morgan & co. hao
obtained control of the Louisville and NashVllle
Railroad President Roosevelt entertained
Senators 0. II. Platt and Stewart and repre-
sentatfves Sherman and Littauer, Of this state,
st luncheon at oyster Bay, and tariff revision
was discussed.
THE Observation-Disclosures for today
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest Al
degrees; lowest Ga degrees.