New-York tribune., 1902-11-03
Nep7lork DaiIt, Gribrsrs
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1902
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREFGN-Among the important problems
20 Re settled by Secretary Chamberlain Wnlle
in South Africa viii be the question or an aoe-
ouate supply Of labor for the Rand mines -
An order by Secretary Brodrlck requiring Vol,
,Infeers 70 spend six days IN camp at nAed
rsriod IS hurting the recruiting movement III
(Errar Britain - The new foTtnightly ser
vice OF steamers between Portland, Me- ana
Bristol England is expected TO open up good
market in the West of England for Canadian
products --- The hearing OF the suits brought
by the American jockeys Rein ana Henry
aesiust the French Jockey club for S4V'V"" o4il-
ages has been set for November 10. -- IN
France the striking coal miners and the opera
tors decided 70 refer the question OF an increase
IN the miners wages 70 arbitration - Many
deaths from the cholera have occurred in Jeru-
salem ana other places in Palestine; there is
much distress through lack Of medical ana -
Permission desired by an American, Mr.. Banks.
70 make archaeological researches in Mesopo-
taraia where the tomb Of Abraham Is supposed
70 be located, has been refused by the Porte
though Il was promised Dy the sultan
The dispute over the encroachment OF turkish
troops on the Alden hinterland has been salts
fsctorfiV adjusted, Turkey agreeing 70 WlthofaW
her troops from the disputed territory. ==
Charles NJ. Schwab boarded his yacht Margarita
az Genoa, with the intention of sailing for
Cannes. == The town of St Pierre, Miquelon,
has been devastated by fire, the loss being
100000
DOMESTIC-President Mitchell presented his
report 10 the Strike Arbitration Commission;
the members Of the commission attended st.
Peters Cathedral in Wilkesbarre, where Bishop
Spal6ing preached; his sermon referred III no
Duffy said that the mine officials way OF treat
ing the commissioners on their visits TO the
mines was far from satisfactory to the strikers
- A decrease Of 30 per cent IN the nara
coal production Of the country for nine months
of this year was reported from Washington
- Governor Oden arrived in Newburg to
remain over Election Day and receive returns
at his fathers home: he repeated his predic-
fiOn Of Republican success 10y 10000 plurality
=- The end of the protracted strike on the
Hudson Valley Railway is expected within
day two; the old employees will return TO
work. == Alfred Z. Jessdp Of New York,
vas appointed chief assayer of the Chinese
Mint at Tien-Tsin- -. Two fatal hunting
accidents. one in the Maine woods and the
other IN Massachusetts were reported.
CITY-congressnan Baboock estimated that
the Republicans would elect at least 2O4 men,
beIs OF the next House Of Representatives. ==
II was learned that Chairman Carlisle Of the
graphing up State Democratic papers repudi-
sting his insult 70 the rural voters. == 1t
was learned that woman was willing to swear
that another than MolineuX mailed the poison
package. - Samuel H. Edgar ex-treasurer
ard second Viee-president of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, succumbed TO nervous pros
fracon, doctors saying his death was hastened
by the fight for the control of the railroad. --
ore OF Larchmonts wealthy firemen pulled
down burning wall AT fire there. by attach
ing & chain fixed to IL a trolley Of the lire
of which he is president === a c. Spalding
asked the Cuban Minister 20 act on the deten-
ZION az Ellis Island OF eleven Cuban children
destined for education at the Point Iona Ccal)
farm Of the Universal Brotherhood. - Tam
many Hall held several Sunday evening cam
paign meetings; the one at the London Theatre
"a the Bowery, was devoted 10 glorffcation of
Big Tim" Sullivan. -- 1t was predicted that
anthracite coal would come in more freely and
that some freshly mined would be delivered 20
hoUseholders to-day. =- There were two live
" FIRE: IN South-st.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for TO-DAY:
Falr. The temperature yesterday Highest. IS
degrees. lowest 43.