New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
Nrtpllork DssiIp Gribnrs
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER l. 1902,
TIE NEWS TINS MORNING.

FOREIGN-It was announced that the Gu
nard Line would not enter the shipping combi-
nation. == IL was reported that the lnsurrec-
tion In Macedonia might cause serious trouble.
- The Wisconsin reached Panama after
fast run along the Pacific Coast. == General
ChGfiee renQushed his command 10 brigadler
General Davis == Many cases OF cholera ana
many deaths were reported from the Philippine
Islands - The japanese battleship driven
ashore by typhoon has not Yet been saved.
- The direct West Indian Gable Company
has closed its ONCE in Porto Rico == The re
quest OF the Boer generals for an audience az
the Court OF Germany has not yet been an
sWered.
DOMESTIC coal strike Was considered
at two conferences held at the temporary White
House. IN which President Roosevelt Attorney
General Knox. Postmaster General Payne Sec
retary Moody and Governor Crane Of Massa-
chuSetts took part. IL decided that there
IS no way in which the President inter
fere. 60 The Presidents condition continues
10 be satisfactory 10 his physicians. -- Rear
Admiral James T.. Jouett, who took a notable
rart IN the naval operations oi the C1Nn Mar'
is reported dying al his home near Nashing-
ton. - After conference -itS ex-senator
Hnl, James Shevlin said that Coler had been
decided on for the Democratic candidate Tor
Governor and Charles NJ Rulger. OF OsWego,
for Lieutenant Governor. ==- John B. Stanoh-
field. temporary chairman of the Democratic
State Convention at Saratoga, put forward "a
tariff for revenue only" as the vital issue OF
the campaign. == Harry Stratton said he
would withdraw from contcsting his fathers
will II the executors would pay him Sl'ooeoe-
Many cities will he represented al lie
coal conference IN Detroit on October =. Mayor
Ashbrldge of Philadelphia declines representa-
tiOn on the ground that the strike viii be set
lied before that date. Practically no disuro-
ances occurred IN the strike region - Miss
Alice Hay. daughter of the Secretary OF State
and James W WadsWorth, jr, were married al
the summer home OF The brides father on Lake
SWnapee, n II. == Major General Roe COM
mauder of the New-Nork National Guard, was
thrown from his horse and hurt near his coun-
Try home al Highland Fails.
CITY.-Stocks were strong and active. ==
Edwin c. Boce. on an airship. made a success
fu flight at 81 ghton Beach. -= Secretary
Shaw held conferences with various financial
!. leaders regarding the money market. == The
m Republican County Convention nominated JUS
N tices Alfred SteCkler. Ernest Hall and William
A. keener for the supreme Court -= John
J. Delany. counsel for Chief Croker. charged
that Secretary Leary and Deputy Chief Purroy
had cOnspired 10 get witnesses against Croker
== Henry Phipps said that. before making
Mr.. Chamberlain's approval == Carrie Ma
tion visited Bellevue alcoholic ward and
horted the inmates. == Anthracite coal was
selling as high sos a ton. retail and hituml-
nous coal as high as Sl2 ton. == Lieutenant
Commander Bronaugh Of the Kearsarge COM
mtted suicide on the hatteship at the navy
yard -= Detective William II. Rynders at
rested by order OF Mr.. Jerome the charge Of
grand larceny. == William Williams Com
missioner OF Immigration, In an annual report
severely criticised the administration of Mr.
Fitchie. == Police Commissioner Partridge
approved charges against Inspector Cross and
Captains AlbertsOn and Herlihy.
THE wEATHER.-Indcations for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest 73
degrees; lowest, "a degrees.