New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-06
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SUNDAY, JULY 6. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-King Edwards physicians an
Dounced that his majesty was out Of dan
ger. and that only one bulletin d day would be
issued from Buckingham Palace hereafter; the
King gave dinners TO six hundred thousand peo-
pie of London. eighty thousand walters being re-
olired the whole affair being under the super
vision of Sir Thomas Upton. - Lloyd Girls
com, United States Minister to Persia, and Mrs.
Griscom returned to Teheran after enc thou
sand mile ride undertaken in behalf of Ameri-
commerce in Persia. - Two steamers
built for the International Steamship Company,
of Mobile, Ala, have been launched at Arendal,
Norway. - The Humbert safe sold at
auction in Paris for 1850 francs. = Three
hundred Americans were present at the dedica-
ton of a Mormon temple in Copenhagen -
John Redmond, in a speech at Limerick, SAID
coercion in Ireland should be met by coercion
- Owing to fighting and disorders In Hayti
no election of a Chamber of Deputies was pos
sib1e, and the choice of President will also be
prevented - Emperor William, in converse
ton with ]. p. Morgan, said that Germany had
something to learn from all peoples, and most
from the Americans. - Colonial prenlers III
England succeeded in securing an order from
the imperial government preventing the sus-
pension Of the constitution in Cape Colony.
DOMESTIC.-The War Department has cen
sured Lieutenant Arnold, 4th Cavalry, for fall
ing to prevent cruelty TO Filpinos by his men,
but acquits him Of direct completely in such
practices - The President has issued an
order forbidding persons in the classified Civil
Service to use outside influence in securing pro-
motion. - This government has received and
will grant a request from China TO use its good
offices with the powers to secure the evacuation
of Tien-Tsin. - The cost of the coal strike
at the end of the eighth week was eStlHldleu
at SIG. 000, 900; there were persistent ruTnors
that operations would speedily be renewed at
some OF the mines. - An accident on the
trolley line near Gloversville, n. Y, caused the
death of twelve persons and injuries to thirty
two. - The sale of the Baltimore and South
ern Railroad was reported as In prospect and
the purchaser is expected to be the Fuller or
Gould Syndicate, seeking q harbor at Drum
Point, Md
CITY.-President Roosevelt reached Oyster
Bay in a violent thunderstorm. - Gold Heels
won the Brighton Handicap, breaking the
worlds and track record for the distance and
race - A woman, while cleaning windows
on the second story OF her fat on the East Side,
fell into a building excavation, and died from
a fractured skull. - A man who MADE an
unsuccessful attempt to commit suicide by
drinking carbolic acid a year ago succeeded In
a like manner on the same date this year. -:
Fffty-eight men, who have been the terror or
the waterfront, were taken into custody in the
early morning hours; the leaders and a large
majority of the gang We're sent TO Blackwells
Island for three months. - Three women
tainted when boy was run over and Killed by a
wagon - A heartbroken man attempted
suicide by jumping from High Bridge.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Occasional showers and thunderstorns. The
temperature yesterday: Highest, 50 degrees;
lowest, o.