New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
aesp9lork Dailp Ga:ibn,rs
SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREiGN.-Generai Kitchener landed at
southampton and proceeded to LONDON, recelN,
ing in both cities a great popular and othclal
welcome; in London he was the guest Of honor
at a luncheon at st. Jamess Palace. at which
quently called upon the King at Buckingham
Palace, who invested him with the decoration
of the new Order Of Merit. - There is dis
position the part Of the Vatican to take ad-
vantage OF the Philippine question to secure
diplomatic relations with the United States.
= Mrs Annie Alexander Hector. the novel
3st. who wrote over the pen name of Mrs
Alexander" died in London. - Admiral Kill
lick. Of the Haytian navy. had his commission
revoked because he refused recently TO obey
the orders Of the provisional government or
Hayti. - The floods in the Rhone Valley.
Switzerland, subsiding. - The steamer
Mont Eagle went ashore in the St. Lawrence
DOMESTIC.-The number of dead in the coal
mine disaster at Johnstown Penn, is now stat
ed at 112. - No agreement was reached be-
tween the striking freight handlers and the rail-
roads in Chicago; many teamsters went on
strike. - Captain Edwin st. John Greble
and three cadets were injured at the West Point
Military Academy by being crushed under A
heavy gun, which rolled down a high embank-
nent. - 1t is regarded as possible that the
administration may not, after all, grant Presi-
dent Palmas request for the removal of the
United States coaling station in Havana HarbOr
- Carrying out its policy OF reducing the
feet in Philippine waters, the Navy Department
directed Admiral Wildes to put number of
gunboats out of commission. - Archbishop
Patrick A. Feehan, Of the Roman Catholic
Church, died in Chicago. - In the racing off
Newport, the Elmina lost mast, the Amorita
winning in the schooner class; the Mineola beat
the Rainbow.
CITY.-Stocks were strong after early irregu-
iarity. - The Evening POST announced
the engagement Of Bishop Potter and Mrs. AL
fred Corning Clark. - City Marshal Lee was
removed by Mayor Low the result of charges
made against him in connection with the abus-
ing of customers by instalment men. - Min
ME KurtZ accused a detective and po-
hceman sent TO arrest her of allowing her TO
go free, after the detective had asked for and
received a diamond locket she wore. - A
clerk hid over $500 which his employers had
sent him to the bank for. in the chimney at his
fathers house: when arrested, he said he had
been knocked down and robbed. - Alderman
Doull asked Controller Grout TO hold up the
bills OF the Museum of Natural History until an
Investigation could be made of what he declared
the mulcting of the city through the pay
ment of officials of that institution who did little
work there. So Secretary Root visited the
President at Oyster Bay; the friars' land in the
Philippines and the court martial of General
Jacob H Smith were discussed. - Surgeons
in Fordham Hospital watched the knitting of
mans spine through q hole in his back left
after operation which removed three splin-
tered Vertebrse. -Four men fell sixty feet
from staging while working build
ing; none of them were killed. - John A. Nc
Call bought property valued at 100000 at Long
Branch.