New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-11
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FRIDAY, JULY IL, 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

observation-disclosures Taft will proceed no
further in his negotiations with the Vatican
until he receives instructions from Washlhg-
ton; IL is believed in Rome that satisfactory
conclusion will finally be reached - Inc
finals in the Henley regatta contests We're
rowed; F. :. Kelley, of oxford. beat r. B.
EtherIngton- Smith for the Diamond Souls, and
for the Grand Challenge Cup Third Trinity.
Cambridge defeated the crack Leander Rowing
Club. 80 King Edwards condition continues
satisfactory, and next week, II is expected, tnat
he viii be removed TO the royal yacht; an un-
confirmed report in London said that the King
would be crowned August g. subject to the
approval of his physicians - Intense heat
IS prevailing IN Southern Europe; IN france
the military man9uVres were abandoned, three
soldiers dying OF the heat. -- The coronation
bazaar for the benefit of sick children in Lon
don was opened by Queen Alexandra; a storm
blew down some coronation decorations in Lon
don, killing Miss Streathy of Montreal. and
inJuring several others. - Twelve Greek
priests were sent TO prison in Jerusalem as the
result Of fight between monks in the Church
of the Holy Sepulchre.
DOMESTIC.-Johnstown. Penn, was visited
by its second great disaster in the shape of
terrific gas explosion. which took place in the
Cambria mine yesterday, killing hundreds OF
men, IT Is supposed =- The Des MONIES
River rose still higher yesterday morning, and
thousands Of people have been made homeless
and great amount of property destroyed by
the food. - President Mitchell of the United
Mine Workers will start for the West to-mor-
row; speculation varies TO the probable ac-
ton Of the convention. -= The papers in the
case or Gaynor and Greene were laid before
Secretary Hay by Department of Justice Off
rials. - Secretary Root received the Vati-
cans note in regard to the Philippine friars,
but will consult the President before sending
a definite reply. - The National Education
al Association In Minneap polls chose President
Eliot Of Harvard its president; President
Schurman Of Cornell in an address said that
education Of the Filipinos would ultimately
suit 1 nthe founding Of an independent Philip
pine republic. 80 Reports from Western New
York placed the loss from foods more than
e million dollars. - In the New-York Yacht
Club races at Newport, the sloop Ailsa beat the
Vigilant; the Elmina Won in the schooner class.
cITY.-Stocks were irregular, with strength
at the close. - Commissioner Dougherty an
nounced that his resignation, which would go
into effect on July 10, was chiefly due TO the
blocking of his plans by the Board of EST
mate. 60 Commissioner Lindenthal urged the
Rapid Transit Board to adopt his moving plat
form plan a substitute for the Parsons plan,
but the board did not seem enthusiastic over il.
80 Friends of Mayor Low saying that
Police Commissioner Partridge would retire by
October ], and be succeeded by Street Cleaning
Commissioner Woodbury.. - Mayor Low
gave out the first of his talks on city af-
fairs, dealing with the subject of excessive and
unnecessary taxation, due TO the city debt.
THE observation-disclosures for to-day
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 20
degrees; lowest, 81 degrees.