New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-17
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SUNDAY. AUGUST Il. 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS uORNTNG.

FOREIGN.-King Edward completed me pro-
gramme of the coronation festivities by review e
ing great fleet off Portsmouth in the Solent:
the Boer Generals De Wet. Botha and Delarey
arrived from South Africa and received a re
naarka bic welcome from the Brltlsh puohc az
Southampton and London, but, though invited
TO do so. they declined TO witness the naNal
review 49, The commanders Of the foreign
werships al Puerto Cahello- Nenezueid, reached
en- agreement with the commandment OF the port
as 10 protection Of foreigners should the place
Re bornbarded. a terrible storm swept
over the South African coast: two barks were
among the vessels wrecked. twenty-three men
raine droDned - Fighting is reported in
Hsvti resulting in success for the forces OF Fir
min - The motorman of the automobhe
which killed Mr.. and Mrs. Fair in France.
reached Paris and told how the accident &C
curred - An avalanche killed an English
tourist and a guide who. with a party, were
ascending the NeIIerhoIh III ILe t t .,-1,-
The United States War Department has hought
from Herr Ehrhardt a gunmaker OF Dussel,
dorf the right TO rearm the American held
artillery with his new piece - Ihere IS
heavy exodus of visitors from London =-
Hordes Of discharged soldiers are clamorins
for employment IN England
DOMESTIC.-Becaus of long and secret
conference between President Mitchell and
other mine workers leaders. there is rumor
that the end of the strike is near: Mr. Mitchell
started for the West. = II was discovered
that horse stealing which had been going on
near Rochester for some time had been done
Jams and United States Marshal fought in the
street in Jackson. Miss. - member or the
Connecticut State Guard lost his sight by the
3
and the Lake Erie railroads fighting in
Pittsburg for land which each needs to prevent
the other from obtaining terminal advantages
- Commander McCrea of the Mach1as mace
g report on the situation at Cape Haytien. -
The death of Denzil II. Taylor vas reported
from Manila =- The decision of the Cuban
House not lease sell fortress VIII nave
no effect upon the action of the United states
In acquiring naval stations.
CITY-Stocks were dull and heavy :"
The Republican State Committee held a snort
meeting and issued a call for the state con
vention at Saratoga on September -. no action
was taken the chairmanships, ana Louis r
Pawn was the only member who favored J. T.
Quigg for temporary chairman -= a tuThl-
ture dealer shot his wife and killed hlmseif IN
q room filed with CTuCifixes and rosarles. Whue
his daughter pleaded for her mothers life --
The executive committee Of the Republican
County Committee referred the question OF rep
resentation in nominating conventions 10 com
rnittee of three lawyers 20 interpret the prl-
mary laws provisions on the subject
A Health Department driver probably fatally
shot his three children. and then committed
suicide - William Ziegler cabled letter
of credit 20 Evelyn r. Baldwin, the explorer
at Tronas6e -- DeveTy was entertained hy
the merchants of Rockaway and Arverne- -
Witnesses at the trial of Patrick F. Ryan testi-
fed that they had done work for Chief Croker
nd Commissioner Scannell individually. and
c said that ne had mutiiated a ledger from
lch Ryan was accused Of removing pages
HE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
r The temperature yesterday: Highest, al
7ees;: lowest. 90.