New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-28
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MONDAY. JULY 2S, 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Partisan police succeeded in
restraining the crowds which gathered in the
capital to support and TO denounce the govern
rlent. - Anxiety was expressed IN Paris re-
sardng the results Of the Anglo-Japanese agree
Inent on Corea. - King Edward is reported
10 be Improving - dinner to the repre-
sentatives of the United Irish League who re-
Gently came here TO establish branches was
held in London. - Many more cases OF
cholera were reported Manila. - The
typhoon in Luzon is subsiding; the damage is
considerable - A quiet meeting in opposi-
ton TO the friars held at Manila. - Fur
ther volcanic disturbances are reported from
Costa Rica- = Insurgents in Venezuela de-
5eated reinforcements on the way TO General
Castro, and captured quantity of ammunition
- Trade the London Stock Exchange in
the last week did not show encouraging condi-
tions; American stocks were strong
DoMEsTIC.-A letter from anu-imperialists
70 President Roosevelt repeating charges Of
cruelty against soldiers in the Philippines and
asking him to make further investigation of
the subject was made public at Lake George.
80 Matthew Killilea. who was well known
baseball club owner, manager and player. died
tn Winneconne. Wis - Two children in Phil
sdephia, three years old. the other five.
played with matches in bed. and were fatally
burned. 80 Preparations being made at
several collieries in the anthracite region TO re-
sumo work, and one company has notified Presl-
dent Mitchell. of the strikers. that il will begin
10 mine coal about August II. and will receive
applications from IT'S old employees up to August
2 - The beginning of odd Home Week"
during which thousands of of the Bay
State return to their old homes. began in Mas
guest of Lewis Nixon on the latter's yacht; Mr.
Bryan will reach Block Island on Tuesday,
where he will rest for two days
CITY-A young panther escaped from
wooden cage in The Bronx Park and greatly
frightened thousands of picnickers- - Presi-
dent Haffen of The Bronx announced that he
had assurances from city authorities that work
on an East Side branch of the rapid transit
subway would soon be begun. - Governor
Odell and Senator Platt. il learned yester
day. differ TO the choice of man for the
nomination of Lieutenant Governor; Mr.. Platt
prefers Senator Higgins. while Mr. Odell wishes
a New-York County man. = The announce
ment Of the engagement Of Miss Hawkes., the
daughter of the Brooklyn politician, an
nounced, Bishop Mcdonnell having brought
from Rome an annulment of her marriage to
Howard, the biganlist- = The Central Fed
Grated Union appointed a committee to attend
the Mayors conference on the Pennsylvania
Roosevelt took mail from the Oyster Bay
postohice which was opened for the first time
a Sunday, the opening was attacked from
she pulpit. - Charles NJ. Schwab the presi-
dent of the United States Steel Corporation, was
recovering from a slight attack of nervous pros
tration at Atlantic City: his physician feared
serious recurrence If Mr.. Schwab did not take
a rest. - William s. Devery completed his
arrangements for his big meeting in the
Grand Opera House tonight. - It was said
that the City Clubs report regarding police con-
ditions would soon be made public and might
lead TO the retirement of Commissioner Par
fridge
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, "a
degrees; lowest, SO degrees.