New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
Netp71ork Dailn Gribn1re.
FRIDAY, AUGUST i, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Secretary Root, Ambassador Fol-
Ter and General Wood landed in Havre ana plo.
ceeded to Paris where thes stIiEeg con+inued 70
Improve steadily, and renewed preparauoils aoa io
the coronation next week were peg uespr g.
the anxiety lest the strain prove TOO eredt tvl
,be anfeahled monarch - A sworo SUD-
scribed for in Cape Town was presented 70
Tor6 Fyitchener in London and he said he hoped
- No,,I5 not he Insheat thed in South Africa
g The grant Of f250,OoO for the sugar plaIlas
ers of the British West Indies was explained
by Colonial Secretary Chamberlain as oniy a
measure of relief until 1903. when the aboI-
ton of sugar duties is expected 70 orlns reIle.'
3n Jamaica there is tax or seeking 1SI,s 49,
10 this country. - Rudyard hiplshg ; pEL
chase of new country place near Iuhp[iuse
Wells. because of annoyances at @ .teoii
number of Prince Henry decorations is sala 10
be that many persons on whom 1t was oeslIeo
90 confer them preferred photographs OF oliiei
email souvenirs. -.
OoMEsTIC-Tbe action of the Iowa Republi-
can state Convention in declaring for tarih re-
vision was the chief topic of discussion aIloIlS
politicians in Washington, all consiueI.i .he
srea+ ir1nortsnce - The full text OF tne
Russian note to the powers on trusts II ~ Ina
public exclusively through The Iripune. I. ,,-os
Tu6ps George H Durand. a Gold Democrat, was
your3nated for Governor Of Michigan Dy tne
roeuocrafic State Convention - Slate HOcfo
ere quartered near shenanooan, renI ibt but
The rfoting occurred on "Wednesday nlgnL; ous
10 demonstration was made by tne $500 .Ittct
through the day. The entire antnraclte uls.Lt .S
yyas quiet. Joseph Beddau VINO was IopoI 80 ~.
killed nv the strikers, is still living, puI win
small chance for recovery; strike leaders CVH
time to counsel peace. - Judge he!LeI -ss
sned an Injunction restraining the leaoefS Ct
the strike In West Virginia from WoThdIs IA ll-
sbe New-River coal field - Judge ChEu
,nodifea his injunction against the Chcago Poaio
snf Trade and certain members OF that pooS-
rTTY-Stocks were irregular at slnaH nnal
changes Mayor Low ordered foIlce I'm I'm
i,-,,ssioner Partridge TO investigate the cIuoone
nv the polfce Of mourners in the funeral pIoSes-
ision of Chief Rabbi Joseph, and East SIoeIe
formed a vigilance committee TO ger eElQence
against the police and lay it before the MayIL.
- What threatened to be q riot among elsht
hundred steerage passengers on the Ceiuc, az
.he result of a difference in their religions was
ouelled by a Pennsylvania priest - A prIose
at Flerrsueton, N J., was wrecked py oYnaili
81 is supposed to be the work OF dlsappolnleo
taxpayers because the Board OF CHOSEN fEee-
holders refused TO replace the bridge py d neM ,N
one - Mayor Low argued in his weekly tdiA
.n favor of an elevated road along the North
F2iver waterfront. Flags on city puioiliss
were flown in honor Of ex-Mayor HeWilt
eighriefh birthday. - Most of the prlnclpal
details concerning the S66,000,OOO realty ana
construction syndicate were given out after a
meeting Major Woodbury.. Commissioner
of Street Cleaning, bodily hauled Aldermen
Foley and Sullivan into the aldermen's cham-
ber 70 vote on q measure which he favored and
which was passed. - The plans of the new
Rock Island company were made PUBIC
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Cloudy The temperature yesterday: Hlghesl.
20 degrees; lowest, - degrees