New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER :. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Many steamers are loading coal
a. English and Welsh ports for the Inlied
States and prices and freight rates. both IN
the United Kingdom and on the Continent. are
affected; in Newcastle one hundred thousand
tons were purchased on an American order
g. duel growing out of the Zola funeral
fought In Paris between General Percin
Official OF the War Ofict. and one Polonais
a Journalist. each duellisI was slightly wounded
&C., Military circles in London continue 10
show irritation over Sir Michael Hicks Beach :
charges that petticoat influences are demorali2-
tng the War Office. =- The Macedonian situa-
tiOn Is rapidly developing into a serious ana
general revolt which il is believed Turkey Is
able 10 control -- Sir Mllfrid LaurtGr LETT
london for Liverpool on his way home. -=
The Duchess OF Marlborough has decided 10
accompany her husband 10 lndis, where they
will attend the coronation durbar. -= John
". Gates and ". G, Whitney are among the
passengers who viii sail from Liverpool on
Wednesday on the Oceanic for New-York. Liu
Kun Vi. the reform Aiceroy OF Nankins, Is
dead -- Troops were called out at Geneva
10 restore order among the striking streetcar
employees. -=--= The Canadian Australian cable
has been laid from Vancouver 10 flaming ISL
and. distance OF 3, ,455 nautical miles. -
Twenty-Five thousand men have quit work In
the French coal fields. and General strike is
damage at Guam and Killed two natives
DOAIESTIC.-After a conference between
President Roosevelt and Frank p. Sargent, Com
missioner General Of Immigration, Mr.. Sargent
left Washington. and is believed 10 be the bearer
'of some proposition for ending the coal strike
20 President Mitchell. the entire division Of the
National Guard OF pennsylvania was ordered 20
the strike region by Governor stone: soldiers in
the strike region were ordered 20 keep their
rifles loaded and shit 10 hit when stones were
thrown al thems President Mitchell met Labor
Commissioner Wright IN Philadelphia: il was
said that {. NJ. Holman, Of Bangor would prob
ably ask the courts 70 compel the operators in
the coal helds 10 resume work =- President
Roosevelt Is improving, according 10 the reports
OF his physicians, and may be able 20 be driven
along the line of the Grand Army Of the Re
public parade on wednesday,. ---= The encaInp-
Hnent Of the Grand Army OF the Republic began
tn Washington with the dedication Of Camp
Roosevelt near the White House. al which an
address was delivered by Secretary Hay $500
strict measures were taken 10 prevent violence
~ the Hudson River Valley strike. ==- The
National Irrigation Congress met IN Colorado
Springs.
CIIh.-StOcks veIe weak and lower. ==-- OH
advanced IN price half cent a gallon: coal
dealers blamed the railroads for not supplying
sufficient cars 10 bring biJuminous coal here.
r-- United States Senator kCan sent check
Tor SlOoo 70 Mayor Ryan OF Elizabeth 10 be used
10 supply coal 10 the poor Of that city.
Citizens OF Mount Vernon delegated a minister
20 visit the coal fields OF Pennsylvania and rc-
port on conditions there next sunday
Nearly SloeeoNo IN taxes was taken IN on the
first day of collection. -=- A representative Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company declared
that the company would not pay one cent for
lobbying 10 get its tunnel franchise through
THE WEATHEH-- Indications for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday Highest, 6S
degrees; lowest. 80.