New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
Isw11ork DsiIp Gribnars
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER l6, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.


FOREIGN.-An Italian anarchist named Ru-
bino, a bookkeeper. attempted to kin King Leo
pod. of Belgium. by firing three shots from a
revolver at him as the King passed through
street at Brussels his way from the Cathe-
dral: the wOuld-be assassin was arrested. --
IT is proposed to invite President Loubet OF
France TO visit the St. Louis Exposition. -
There were brilliant festivities at RIO Janelro
yesterday in honor Of the inauguration OF the
new president DR.. Rodrigues Aioes' IN when i.
the foreign WarShipS IN the harbor, including
the United States battleship Iowa, took part
- Emperor William ended his visit 10 King
Edward at Sandringham Palace, ana went 10
Ilowther Castle as the guest of Lord and Lady
Lonsdale =-- 1t is thought that fifty thousand
British and Americans will visit Delhi India.
TO witness the coronation durbar; the enormous
prices being charged. however, viii prevent
many persons from being present. - The
coronation rejoicings in London nave been fol
lowed by wave OF crime IN that cry -
IL was reported in Berlin that forged dispatches
were sent recently TO Wall Street from that city
with the purpose of influencing the markets
- Two Brooklyn women regarded by the
London police insane were arrested at Land
bingham for endeavoring 10 present petition
TO Queen Alexandria.
DOMESTIC-Congressma Babcock, Of Wis
consin, withdrew from the contest for the
Speakership OF the next House Of Representa-
aives. and announced that he favored the choice
OF Congressman Cannon, Of Illinois; his action Is
regarded assuring the election of Mr. Cannon.
Proposals for sites FOR new postoIhce
building in this city were opened at the treas
alrv Department: there We're thirty-eight offers
and the commission will make a selection IN
sirne for action by Congress. - The CONDITION
Of Mrs. Z. s. Grant improved, and the tanly
announced that no immediate serious result was
expected. The cross-eXanination OF MI
Mitchell before the Strike Arbitration CoInrnls-
sion was continued; he defined the term irving
wages of which he has made frequent use, a.
5000 a wear for an adult: Wayne MacVeagh, OF
counsel for the operators, showed mat AIc
Mitchell was ignorant on maAy OF the oeIa4ls %
conditions N the anthracite region - Inc
statement Of Chief Judge Parker that D. IS.
Hill did not sidetrack him as a Democratic
1andidate for Governor created gossip in all
cir
games were played by all the big university
teams.
CTTY-stocks were active, closing strong;
- Yale defeated Princeton al football oy IL
IT was said that Mayor Low was not seeking re-
nomination. but might take II II his frlends IN
sisted. - The Bridgemen's Union threatened
a strike on the Williamsburg Bridge because nh-
skilled labor is employed in tearing down the
burned footpaths. - The Lucanla ran
aground in Gedney's Channel in the fog, and
i5isr aoated of - Commissioner Lindenthal
announced that he had appointed a commission
Of expert engineers TO inspect the New East
River Bridge and ascertain the extent or the
n damage caused by the recent nfe - - !! w! was
Il announced that the Explosives Commission
would hold public hearing on the use OF parlor
matches on Wednesday - Blshop oldI hey
Of the Newark Diocese, asked for coadjutor
The United States army clerk and Doctor
accused OF taking blackmail TO let the Riker
Island work go on were held for further eX-
ennination or the charge - a farewell din
ner was given in honor Of NJ. Jules Cambon. the
retiring French Ambassador, at Snerry 5 =
Chancellor MacCracken announced that the
New-York University would take the OLD med
seal college dispute 10 the Court OF Appeals
- An aged woman in Hampstead received
by her uncle. a miner and sheep raiser or Aus
tralia - A patrolman arrested man who,
vendors said. had heen eXtortIng money from
them and declaring he was policeman
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Partly cloudy and not so warm. The tempera-
ture yesterday: Highest 6s degrees lowest 'DV'