New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Observation-Disclosures in Bradford, Leeds
and other industrial cities Of England complain
OF the decline of their trade with America, owing
70 the protective policy Of the United states
- RunlorS that the American hnanclers
would not be able TO raise the money 10 make
the payment for the White Star Line were de-
clared TO he absurd by the London house of
Morgan & Co. - The Danish steamer knud
II was sunk in collision at the mouth of the
Tyne with the British steamer Swaledale; the
captain and seven of the crew Of the Danish
vessel were lost. - Major r. P, P. Vain
wright Of the 9th Cavalry. died from cardiac
embolism at Manila. - Helen Gore, an Amer
lean, who completing her musical educa-
ton in Paris. found in the room Of a
Russian singer in that city dying from a pistol
shot wound in the head; the Russian, who was
with the woman told conflicting stories OF the
affair - The wife Of a rich landowner and
magistrate in Wiltshire, England, was arraigned
in the Old Bailey, London, for cruel treatment
Of one Of her children. - Martial law has
been repealed in the new Boer colonies of Great
Britain. - Owing TO the horses of his car
riage getting beyond control, Emperor William
was in considerable peril for short time at
Dalmeny. Scotland. - T. W. Russell. NJ. P,
was nobbed and injured, being struck by a
stone, after delivering political speech IN
TO an address of congra tulation on his recent
escape, dwelt on the evils Of anarchstic agita
ton.
DOMESTIC.-The President passed through
Knoxville and Asheville on his return to Wash
ington, where ne is expected TO arrive at
mission heard the evidence Of physicians in re-
gard TO the diseases TO which mine workers are
most subject and the cross-eXamination of the
Rev DR. Roberts whose book and newspaper
articles told against the miners. - Repre-
eentatives of the Commercial Pacific Gable Com
pany, at q conference with Attorney General
Knox, accepted the terms prescribed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt for the construction OF trans
Pacific cable line, with one modification and
promised to complete the line to Shanghai with
in a wear. Friends of the Nicaragua Canal
project are encouraged by the hitch which has
arisen in negotiations for treaty with Colom-
bia; Secretary Hay has informed the Colombian
Government that the United States is not yet
finally committed to the Panama route. 80
Fire destroyed the station and ferry slip OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad the Alameda side
Of San Francisco Bay. causing loss Of about
100000 - A negro named James Moore
II was lvnched for assault near Oaktown, Ind;
Governor Durbn had ordered out troops to pro
tect him, but they were too late.
CITY.-Stocks were strong and moderately
active. ~ Botho Strubel made two attempts
yesterday commit suicide, after having con-
fessed 10 Chief Murphy Of the Jersey City police
that he had written various threatening Mill
at the Horse Show was equal to the largest in
the history Of the exhibition; Mrs. Carrie Nation
was elected. 60 r. Fulton Cutting showed the
results Of months of Mayor Lows admin
istration, and appealed TO voters to support the
Citizens Union. -- Manhattan STOCK kept
soaring. == Three men alleged TO have swim
died & contractor were arrested. - Six per-
sons were hurt by explosion in a printing
plant An Edison employe was badly
burned by two thousand volts Of electricity.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest, %
degrees; lowest, Al.