New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
Nrsp11ork DsaiIp Gribnais
MONDAY. OCTOBER %. 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

rORFIGN Colonial Secretary chamberlain
win leave England in November for SouIh a.. a..
rica TO make personal investigation non lrias "a
disturbed state of affairs in the British coiole
share returning in March. king Edward
and Cueen Alexandra drove 10 ~. FAuI - -,
fhedral, London, where thankssulls e1i 1inass
for tbe Kings recovery from his recent illlle9s
.,-as held President Roosevelts order per
,,,iftinC foreign vessels to engage IN the ~ C~o"se
wise trade in the Philippines Is eAlS0tee S ts m he
lieve the freight sltuatloh tleIe an - ,b-aet-
cost az rice in which article a famine Is - 80
.aned: cholera is spreading IN the isialo ol IT,
dauao =. J.. ana the tolal OF iooSl.6sS2 ~A
-.sai,,alego go 10 date exceeds lOoooo -
111eeting of French aeronauts. Which III; 1Iu - =,
snclude NJ SantOs-Dumont was helq ia 1919 hlIS ns
-ske measures to compete for the piiLe
SI00 GOO offered hoy the ST Louis EAposlloI.
The wheat harvest of siberia Is ,,l,;,
Door The Tuberculosls SonsISss SsI;ss a. are re-
norted active in the interior Of Colombia,
noATEsTIC.- President Mitchell of the unlteo
nIine Workers was much worried by tie Sit1a it
sion in the anthracite fields. where the sulASts
still refuse 10 sign the agreements a. Ss i+,y Se
Inv the independent operators. ana lne "a 1,ib
cline 10 recede from their posl.lon, tI ~ et,ia,
eSlav and Lithuanian inhabitants 1L tHS Sr;,tJ
ave a gold watch and badge 10 Mr- aAlt',le i;
- senator Hanna, in a speech in Nle' -" @
on Saturday called Tom l.. Johnson 1eIua @
-, o,,Te and simple and said that johnson
knowingly told lies when he accused NE ne - e.
stor Of trying to get a perpetual franchlss Ier y
sbe little Consolidated Railway OF ~CleFeIah1, ~
he said that his aim for the resi- OF ms llle 80
ne 40 fly 10 secure better relations between 90
sfal and labor and 10 raise laDoF 70 a AlI7ts'
-llane OF citizenship. - The u. Aoo,9 PH
cansured a man of many aliases VINO cum
,ssee6 10 being a fOrger, and Is thought 10 oe
criminal known the police OF an the Iai - -
-ities of the country, he has served terms ~
several prisons - The trustees Of Cornell
University adopted plans for two new buildings
no cost half million dollars, and passed a reso-
hutton providing Tor the retirement OF protessors
Rt the age of seventy. == Traf1c Increased CT
the Hudson Valley Railway where a strike has
been in progress for two months. and four COM
1anles of the National Guard found no difhcllt9
sn preserving order.
CITY-A trolley INTO automobii'
sn WarburtOn-aEe., Nonkers, twenty-five pas
sengers of the car being injured, one of whom
spay die. crowd Of white men encour
aged by women mobbed "A negro bcyclist who
had run down woman; she, IL was thought
suffered a fractured skull. -- u was learned
that radicals and labor men in Brooklyn were
planning 10 knife COler. == 4 rabbi. a wld'
oNer. committed suicide lust before the time
set for his wedding. saying he wished TO joir
ls first wife. == lab0rsr WAS tossed by one
Gar into the fender Of another. and. falling out
1is wrist was cut OF: an ambulance which was
sailed 10 his aid run into lamppOSt "a
avoid fat woman and was wrecked. -- The
REV. Dr. William n. Richardson was installed
as pastor of the Brick Church: the Rev. DR.
Henry Dyke preached farewell ser
3uon =--- Fire damaged the Mills Building, IN
Wal-st. 10 the extent Of $1,000. == mag
sstrate discharged the rEisoners Of two McCul-
iagh deputies and accused the latter OF un-
provoked assault
THE WEATHER Indications for to-day.
Rain and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
sIighest 56 degrees, lowest, 46 degrees.