New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
Nem2lork Dailp Gribn,rs
SUNDAY, JUNE 29. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

WORCESTERSHIRE: Mr. Morgan charged
that a lobby at work in behalf Of the Pana'
ma Canal, but no action taken on his reSo-
tuition for an investigation: Mr.. Teller presented
n petition from Estes @. Rathbone asking Con
gress to investigate his case: Messrs Deboe ano
Blackburn engaged in a lively discussion OF
Kentucky politics; a large amount OF Illlscei-
leneous business was transacted = House:
The seat OF Mr- Butler. from the AI1th MIS-
souri, declared vacant; most OF the DAY
was spent in considering conference reports
FOREIGN-King Edwards progress toward
recovery continued, his condition at midnight
last night being highly favorable; the physi-
clans announced that the King was out or I'M
mediate danger, though his wound gave aiscollil
fort at times: many Of the festivities planned
fer the coronation will be carried out; queen
Alexandra received Mr.. and Mrs. Reid at BUCK
1neham Palace - The Dreibund, or treaty
OF alliance of Germany Italy and Austria, was
renewed, the signatures Of representatives OF
the three powers being attached in Berlin =.
The United States training ship Monongahela
arrived at Queenstown from Newport, r. l.
The recorder of the board at Mania IN
vestigsfing the charges brought by Major Gar
dener in regard to conditions in Tayabas PROV
4nce said that the major would not be imposed
upon. though the board felt that Major Gar
dener intended TO accuse it Of unfairness-
DOMESTTC-It was announced at the War
Department that civil government will be es-
t8bIished throughout the entire Phlllpplne
Archipelago OF July 4 - Admiral Dewey;
on the Philippines. described Aguinaldo as hv-
Ing like a prince on bribes received from Spain
and the proceeds OF plunoer: aaon Inc Inc oH ooaI
estimated at $40 900 600: President Mitchelfs
sudden departure for the West was not ex-
planned - Miss Jessie Morrison was convict
&c of murder in the second degree in killing
Mrs DIN Castle in FL Dorado. Kan, On her
third trial - At the International Sunday
School Convention In Denver Ii was proposed TO
have regular courses of study leading up to
graduation in Sunday schools
CITY-Sfocks were strong and dull - II
was learned that 10 attempt to serve the war
rant for the arrest of Louis A Disbrow would
be made before next Tuesday. when his counsel
prornised to produce Disbrow at Southampton.
g Assistant District Attorney Rand wrote
W Bourke Cochran that there was no evidence
with which he could proceed against Thomas
e Ryan and James B. Duke On charge or
conspiracy in tobacco deal. - house
collapsed in Fifty-eighth--t, burying six men
under the debris but injuring only two or
them. 1t said that Timothy ID.
Sullivan would spend great deal or money to
defeat John f. Carroll in the XIXth Assembly
District - Commissioner Dougherty In his
quarterly report advocated the division of the
Department Of Water Supply Gas and Elec-
.ricity. - Harvard defeated Yale / the final
game Of the baseball championsh! Terfes az
the Polo Grounds by a score of i ., amid
the widest enthusiasm. - Controller Grout
advocated the erection OF a large building to
be used by the city for municipal offices -
A daughter of the late Theodore Runyon. Am
basssoor to Germany sued for absolute divorce
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest lo;
lowest O..