New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

'OREIGN-Coronation preparations at Lon
don are well advanced; the King is said 10 be
IN good health: the waTshps are rapidly reach
ing Spithead. - FoTty-nine persons were in
jured !n railroad accident near Milan -
The town Of Aqua Dulce was again captured by
Venezuelan troops. == One hundred and nifty
Hives We're lost by an explosion on the CnlLlese e.
cruiser Kai-Chi =- Lord Miner was sworn
IN as Governor of the Transvaal - An
answer 10 the Vatican letter Will be sent oy
Governor Taft on Wednesday. - Great
changes have been made in the positions held
by Filipinos in public service; nearly four thou
sand now in office -= General Games al
Manila said that he willing 10 TESTIFY 10
conditions in Tahayas Province prior 10 his
surrender
DOMESTIC-President Mitchell OF the United
Mine Workers Of America in a statement gives
the mine workers side Of the present contro-
versy and makes strong plea Tor arollralloH
William Jennings Bryan may pe noiiii-
mated for Governor Of Nebraska on fusion
ticket by Democrats and Populists. - A ciS-
astrous fire occurred in Portland, Ore -
Ma ior General Wheaton. just returned from the
philippines said that American occupation OF
;be islands has saved more lives by saIlltaleoh
than were lost in the war. -= Some senators
EXPRESS the belief that the Senate will be called
together in extra session in November 20 con-
slider a reciprocity treaty Win Cuoa. =,
Forest fires destroyed millions of feet OF stand
ing lumber on the line between tSrltlsh Cp-uul-
tia and Washington. == HUNDREDS OF persons
visited the list Regiment at the state Camp
- Two train hands were killed and a mum
her ot pa SScncerS were seriously lliJuiCd l-I
wreck on the Sioux City branch OF the Chiedso'
St Paul. Minneapolis and oznaha fNailroau'
A rTTy-t was reported that eX-Fresiueilt
ileveIand had been invited 10 make enc u n tie
.sonc talks" at the Tammany Fourth OF July
lef1ration -- Louis H. Ayme. Jnlteu states
ns1ll al GuadaIcupe. arrived. and tdiFAea VI
Sr Pierre disaster; he predicted tfe ue
,,,+iop Of Rasse Terre. capital OF ST Lucld'
4, eve wears - II was learned that me oiiI-
,,lt, over the retirement of Professor Ihofflas
4sichev of the General theological SeIhillaiy'
had beeu COMPROMISED by the retentlon q fio
lesser Richev until September, l9uo - \
Io.Sy9a,ian hoy arrived here a stoWaWay
= : travelling twelve thousand rllieS' --
.ssters denounced the Mayor and city soNt.ll-
II Of Paterson. and held them fespoIlsiioie
4 the strike riots: complaints were mace tIioh
soldiers inslllted and mace ols-
bsncee - a mans death by drowning at
an4ic fvirv Was due To his weight. the cap
8 "a boa+ on which he attempted 70 climb TIP
over whenever he drew himself up -
4 otapis- who was returning from fern gaIh-
:. trim MAS killed ny train - mr.
80 wounded in fight in Little Italy
- The immigration authorities decided 70
! l,olI, 10 Saxony a man who came mere
i ssed as a woman = The AhIhiaclte
s~e, f,1ee club arrived here to give concerts
- The Rev DIR. Robert :. Macarthur aQNo-
ad roy1,ruIsorv arbitration OF strikes IN d
non preached in Calvary Fapt:st ChuIcn
- T1pograTphical Union No D and It's frlehos
& I'D services IN memory Of Amos j cummings
Carnegie Hall.
II THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest, 40
egrees; lowest. %