New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
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THURSDAY. JULY 3, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-King Edward continues to make
steady progress toward recovery. his wound
healing and his discomfort lessening; the Ind
Ian troops in London were reviewed by the
Queen and the Prince of Wales. The
conference OF Colonial Premers in London it is
believed, will take advisory action in favor of
member of French scientific commission in
Ecuador, broke mis- leg while taking observa-
tons on Mount CotopaXi. - Ambassador
Choate and other guests entertained by
Admiral Crowninshield on board the United
States battleship Illinois at Gravesend. Eng
land - The first transport from st. Helena
with released Boers on board arrived at Cape
Town. = a train was blown from the track
on the East Indian Railway and thirteen per-
sons were Killed. - There warm de-
bate in the House of Commons over the con-
dition of the tenants on Lord de Freyne's estate
In Ireland. - Prince Francis Joseph Of
BraganZa, member Of the Austrian corona
tion mission, was charged with a criminal
offence in London police court: he was re-
leased on bail. - Troops fired labor
rioters i'll a town Of Southern Russia, killing
and Wounding many = 1t was announced
tn Parliament that the restoration of Man
churia to China by Russia is shortly expected.
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt will make
81 direct appeal to the country for reciprocity
with Cuba in the speeches he expects to deliver
this summer and fall. = The administration
SIS completing its plans for the establishment of
civil government in the Philippines tomorrow.
g. President Roosevelt has decided TO ap-
point his army comrade. Major Micah Jenkins,
Internal Revenue Collector of South Carolina
More disturbances in the anthracite coal
fields Of Pennsylvania brought the strike stua-
tion 10 such a stage that it was said State
troops might be called out = Investigation
of the charges brought by the Rev. DR.. Irvine
against Bishop Ethelbert Talbot Of the Diocese
of Central Pennsylvania begun in Harris
burg by board Of inquiry. - Twenty-Five
persons were injured in accident to the Troy
Montreal express near Bennington. VT.
CITY.-Stocks were dull. but generally higher.
E The efforts Of a discharged employe of
the Appraisers Office, it said might lead
TO an investigation of the methods of the Sugar
Trust with regard to tests of raw sugar. -
The advisory committee of the Greater New
York Democracy issued appeal to Demo-
Gratis TO work against Tammany at the pri-
Ynaries. - W. L. Meyer, it was announced,
has succeeded ]. NJ. Crane as president Of the
National Shoe and Leather Bank. - Further
details were made public regarding John NJ.
Iurke's gift of S4,000,000 for a convalescents'
bCme The taking of testimony in the
Churchill trial was completed. - Minnie
Kurtz the missing witness in the Diamond and
Bissert trials, was arrested in a cellar and
committed to the TombS. - Dock Commits
sioner Hawkes. sailed for Europe for the pur-
pose of studying conditions in the leading ports
there. - Praise from many sources was
heard Of William Barclay Parsons's plan for
bridge relief; among those most outspoken were
Bridge Commissioner Lndenthal, Borough Pres
sdent Cantor and President Greatsinger OF the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
fafr on the coast. showers in interior. The
Temperature yesterday: Highest, 81; lowest o.