New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23

FOREIGN.-Herr Friedrich H Krupp. the
great German gunmaker. died suddenly at his
villa near Essen; worry over recent newspaper
attacks, il is believed, FASTENED his death. -
The transport ingalls,. with General Miles on
board, went on q reef while entering the harnor
of Iegaspi Luzon P l.; il was hoped TO float
the vessel at high tide. - A serious view IS
taken in London Of the strained relations be
tween Great Britain and Venezuela; 1t is said
that joint action will be taken toward reprlsals
against the republic by Germany and Great
Britain, and that an understanding has been
reached with Washington whereby no ptote 90
ton. will be extended TO Eenezuela ny me
United States. - While celebrating over the
peace treaty at Panama three soldiers were
killed by the premature explosion Of gun.
- General Mates, in a statement given out
at Curacao declared that the Venezuelan revo-
tuition had NOT been crushed and predicted
'feVents OF magnitude in the republic in the
next ten days. - A statue of BalZac was
unveiled in Paris with imposing ceremonies. in
which prominent people IN me LITERARY "Crla Oh
men, car conductors and motornen in Havana
Joined the striking cigarn1aRers. tying up the
traffic of the city.
DOMESTIC-The President spoke at the
Founders Day dinner OF the Philadelphia Union
League Club and also made two addresses at
the dedication of the new Central High School
Tor Boys. in that city - Inc STATE DePaEt<x
nent received further details Of the killing OF
William Fitzgerald by Godfrey Hunter, jrr in
Guatemala; Consul General McNally says the
affair was q coloblooded murder, while Mn
lister Hunter says his son acted in self-defence
- The independent anthracite operators OBJ
jected TO a settlement with the mine workers;
they insisted a continuance Of the hearings
by the arbitration commission, saying that they
had too good a case to consent to a settlement
- Rock Island express train was held up
by robbers three miles out Of Davenport, Iowa,
on Friday night: the contents of the express
safe were secured by the use Of dynamite; the
bandits then escaped on the engine. ==
wealthy alderman of Boston said that that city
was the victim Of clique and that its munich
pal assembly was corrupt as that OF New
York when Tanlmany was in power. == OF
the many big football games, the Yale-Harvard
bridge team by a score Of % to Q, aroused the
greatest interest; the season Will end this week.
CITY.-Stocks " ere strong and active. -
II was said that if there should be a consolida-
ton Of traction companies the Network Cen
trail and Pennsylvania interests would control
Mabelle Gilman. the actress, was re-
ported TO have bought the Albany apartment
house, in which she lives. - young
woman was attacked by negro ct Elizabeth
\. J., but fought of her assailant who was
arrested. Mrs. Charles Parsons was in
jured in an automobile accident At Ossning
The Horse Show ended. the mana cement
saying that II had been more successful in at
tendance and number and quality OF horses
shown than its predecessors - 1t was an
nounced that the record breaking net receipts
Of $4,000 had been obtained from the Yale
Princeton football game; half this sum goes to
the athletic association Of each university
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and colder. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 63 degrees; lowest Al.