New-York tribune., 1902-07-07
Astp11ork Dailp Gribnare
MONDAY, JULY Z, 1902.
FHE NEWS THIS HORNTyG.

FoREIGN.-Captaip John H. Shollenberger.
pf the 10Th Infantry and Lieutenant Thomas
Ryan, or the Philippine Scouts, committed sui
eide by shooting il the island of Mlndanao;
Aguinaldo called upon General Chaffee at Ma
billa TO hHd out what protection would be af-
iorded him by the military authorities; the Sui
tan OF Bacood, in MindanaO. sent an insulting
message to the American commander threat
ening 10 begin offensive operations. == King
Edwards progress continues satisfactory, and
the royal yacht at Portsmouth is being made
ready 20 take him cruising. - jubilee cele-
bration Of the twenty fourth anniversary OF the
coronation of the Pope took place at the batl-
can; 1t is not expected in Rome that a successor
TO Archbishop Corrigan will be appointed before
next November. President Castro VIII
leave Csracas to-day To take command OF the
Venezuelan army operating against the Tepo-
futionists. =- The Australian Federal GOV
ernment decided not TO become party 10 IN dne
Brussels sugar convention. - Henley is NIL
ing up with visitors who desire TO witness the
annual regatta this week. --= The Queen ahn
the Princess of Wales wifi take an active part
IN the reception of Lord Kitchener who is eX-
pected IN London about July j.. - Inc
American steamer Rappahannock grounded at
Holyhead, Wales, the result of COLLISION
with the British steamer Dalegartn-
noMEsTIC.-Reports from Western New
York indicate a loss OF hundreds Of thousands
of dollars from floods; crops are ruined ana
much property is wrecked; one lire Is reported
lost; the storm the most destructive ever
experienced in several of the counties -
In Iowa a tornado wrought much damage
and ST. Paul suffered heavy loss by food
General are expected 70 urge change In
the laws for trusts in the coming cam
paigp - The Attorney General. possibly
accompanied by Senator spooner. is ex-
pected soon TO so TO Paris TO examine titles re-
lating to the Panama Canal. - Trade win
the United States new possessions shows
great increase in imports and exports. -
Fire in Wabash-aVe. mercantile houses in Chi
cago caused damage estimated at S32oOoO
threatened TO destroy the siegel-Coeper store
and greatly frightened the Auditorium guests
Harry Tracy, the desperate Oregon con-
Wet, escaped from the neighborh0od Of Seattle
after binding and gagging a farmers family
and compelling farm hand 20 act as his boat
man.
CITY.-Senator Platt predicted that the Re
publican State Committee would indorse Presi-
dent Ropsegelt's administration and demand his
denomination. 49, President Roosevelt spent
a quiet day at Oyster Bay. going to church In
the morning and taking a walk il the afternoon.
Five boys attempted to escape from the
House of Refuge on EandGlis Island by swim
ming. and when pursued dived and tried to
overturn one Of the boats containing policemen.
President Mitchell came TO the city from
Wilkesbarre; he denied that he was here 10
confer with operators regarding the strike. -
A mob of five hundred persons cried Lynch
them" and tried 20 get two negroes, one Of
whom accused OF stabbing boy, away
from detectives knocking one OF the latter down.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day: Oc-
casional showers; light, variable winds The
temperature yesterday; Highest, 13 degrees;
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