New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-07
NetuIor!s DAILY Grihmte.
MONDAY, APRIL 4. 1902
THE NEWS THIS WORNING.

FOREIGN Fuller details of the disaster al
the Glasgow football match on Saturday snow snow
that twenty-one deaths have resulted ana -oo
mere persons were injured, several OF whoin
e-e expected to die Caspar KRUGER, eld-
est son of President KRUGER of the TransNaat
Republic, and twenty-fopr other members Q.
the KRUGER family, are among those burgheIs
who have sworn allegiance TO King EdWaru.
- General Jacob H. Smith. commanding the
American forces IN sar,ar; mas -oertia1:
there have been 166 cases and ll9 deaths from
cholera up TO date in Manila =. Hepre"
charitable organizations or Berlin with iiielii-
be-shp OF 1900 have been Incorporated INTO a
central body. - At the first meeting or the
Chamber Of Mines held in Johannesburg sihce
The Boer war began the president said that IL
sras owing to General Botha that much wanton
destruction OF mining property had been aNoio-
ed: the president said that before many months
the mines would be again working to their run
extent. - In France N. CleTenceau has DeeA
elected Senator for the Department Of var
DOMEST1C-The House of Bishops OF the
Episcopal Church viii meet in Cincinnati on
April 16 and IL. - The silver Jubilee or Pope
Leo XIII was celebrated in the Cathedral in
Baltimore; Cardinal Martineln pcntifcated. and
Cardinal Gibbons preached the sermon =
Race riots threaten in Lawton Okla. where
the negroes refuse TO leave the town. = one
man was killed and five were injured in train
v~reck at Milletts Mich, the Grand Trunk
Railroad. The outlook fer the passage of
p cansi bin at this session Of Congress is not
c~:-sdered promising. =- heavy sDowstorm
prt--siied IN Northern Michigan 49, Ex-Sena-
20. Fowler. who died recently in Washington.
Of eurvey of the West Indies. which has been
l.,aee by Admiral Bradford shows that Havana
Possesses the harbor best adapted for princi-
pal naval station. - President Roosevelt
\ and his party viii start for Charleston. S. c.,
'O-aay:
= CITy.-Manhattsn was drier as result OF the
police revolt than IL had been in many years.
- II learned that the Legal Aid Society
was preparing charges against certain city mar
shss on the East Side for improper conduct IN
the imprisonment of instalment debtors. -
IL was learned that Marconis share in the snle
Of the American rights to his system would be
S2Jo.foo and 80 per cent of the stock Of the
American Wireless Telegraph Company. -
a victim of three confidence men Swallowed and
captured one OF the alleged sharpers. - The
ire of the Central Federated Union was aroused
over the alleged employment CT non-union men
by rapid transit tunnel contractor. -
One of the largest crowds of the season saw
exciting brushes the Speedway. - Citi-
Of Westchester County complain loudly
that The Board OF Supervisors is grossly eN-
travagsnt; special indignation is felt over the
boards action in granting permission for the
establishment of a cemetery between Larch-
mont and Msmaroneck. - Two negro women
used clubs and a razor in holding UP man.
THE WEATHER.-Forecas for to-day: Rain
The temperature yesterday: Highest 53 de-
grees; lowest AZ; average. a..