New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-22
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TUESDAY, JULY %, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Observation-Disclosures Taft had a farewell
audience with the Pope, VINO received him most
cordially. and promised cooperation In r rte
conference Of colonial premiers viii be resumed
ia London to-day, but il is not expected thal
important results Will be accomplished. --
The partisan of NJ. Firmin are marching on
Cape Hayden and Port-au-Prince, and matters
in the Black Republic are growing worse. -
About three hundred Americans Will receive
German decorations on account or courtesles
extended in connection with the visit OF Prince
Henry. - An excursion steamer, the Primus.
cut down by Hamburg American tug, the
Hansa in the Elbe and fifty persons were
drowned. ~ Fifteen persons were drowned in
a storm at Kieff. Russia. - An oinclaI pulle-
tin said that King Edwards health was eX-
ceIlent and the wound continued to heal salts
factorily; IL Is expected the German emperor
will visit the King on board the latter's yacht,
- The American battleshp Illinois arrived
at sheerness, England, and will go into chatham
dFydOcl for repairs. == Agents or American
cotton growers are making offers for the pur-
chase of spinning mills in Lancashire, England.
DoMESTIC.-"The Philadelphia Public
Ledger" long the property of George W.
childs. sold b. the DreXel estate to Adoiph
s Ochs for 81 2250fEJ -- II is probable that
fhe striking miners viii leave the anthracite
region II their families shall be cared for from
the strike fund decided upon by the indianapolis
convention ---== AT the opening of the summer
meeting at the Harlem track five horses feli
and Jockey badly hurt. - EN-Secre-
fary of the Interior Villas says that the only
hope Ter the peopie alo Lht P.oSteitS - De
country is for the Democrats TO drive the re
publicans out OF office. == schooner has
sailed from San Francisco 10 the South seas 10
search OF a buried treasure Of SI0,taUUO0, --
The President has selected Colonel X. NJ
o'ReiIly for surgeon general Of the army when
General Forwood retires, on September 1. =--
The retirement of Major General John K Brooke
was announced 10 the army in an order issued
by Secretary Root. ---- Great CanidsE W.
caused by foods in the northern part OF NeT.
York State: one life was lost and railroad frame
\ suffered severely.
CITY-The stock market closed weak. :"
Examination of the safety deposit vault hired
by CAPTAIN p. Bradlee Strong showed that prac-
ficaIly all the jewels belonging 10 Miss May
Yohe had been taken; complaint was iodged
at Police Headquarters, and general alarm
for Strongs arrest was sent out. - The
Belmont-M Mcdonald syndicate offered to bulio
the tunnel to Brooklyn for S3,DDc,pbb: the Dld
of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company was
S7G00000. -=- IT sale that a bill would
probably be passed abolishing the present Rapid
Transit Commission, and empowering the Mayor
10 appoint a commission. == Senator Nc
Iaurin declined TO accept the vacant Judgeshlp
in the Court of Claims. ~ Bold robbers were
reported TO have secured 5000 by terforizing
the employees at the office OF 2 street railway
company at Port Chester. == laboreT who
entered a big boiler in Jersey City with lamp
set fire TO accumulated gas, and was blown 20
Death - Taiors who wished 70 remain at
Sork elected a committee of the striking East
siders from their shop. = Justice Han said
ne did not understand why the Colorado Fuel
and Iron Company was not taxed as a resident
corporations. = The Court OF Errnrs ana
Appeals failed to meet at Trenton, and II was
not expected that the United States Steel Cor
poration case would come up before September
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 10
degrees; lowest, 6i degrees.