New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
Nerppork Dailp Gribm,ss
SUNDAY, JULY 20, 1902.

Observation-Disclosures Taft has suggested the
nppointment of Bishop Montgomery an Ameri-
can prelate, as Apostolic Delegate at Mahiia
statements that the Pope was displeaseu VIII VII
the course of the committee OF cardinals were
denied at the Vatican. - Ioro sdHSputy
gave a garden party at Hatheld house, UNri ~,
five thousand guests being present - Mr:
Balfour in a speech in Fulham, predicted ina
the close Of the Boer war would be iolloWea
by new era of friendly relations between
Great Britain and Continental powers; MI. bai-
four attributed the good relations with the col
onies TO Mr.. Chamberlains personality. -.
Fifty deaths have resulted from an outbreak OF
cholera in Upper Egypt. - Twenty people
were killed in a typhoon at Hong Kong =
Heavy earthquake shocks frightened the people
OF St Vincent, 3. w. l.. on July IL. - ffesl-
dent Castro is returning to Caracas. having
abandoned the idea of attacking the Nenez-
uelsn revolutionists at Barcelona. = Inc
rebel warships Padilla and Darien were at
tackled ct Panama by two government vessels
and the Darien was disabled by shot -
The American Line steamer Belgenland was
toyed into Halifax by the steamer Scholar, the
Belgenland having been picked up after oelng
four days adrift with broken shaft - SIR
Henry Irving gave final performance at the
Iyceum Theatre, London previous to the demo-
ntion of the building. - The Car was pres.
ent at the launching of the battleship orel at
St Petersburg.
for an order for the retirement of Major General
John R. Brooke, who reaches the age hnlt OF
sixty-four years tomorrow. -" secretary
Root DESIGNATED chickamauga Park as the first
Of four great military schools or instruction TOT
regulars and militia. The miners eonVen-
tion in Indianapolis decided against a general
strike and adopted President Mitchells sugges-
tions in regard to raising funds for the strikers
now out. - The losses in the hard coal re-
gion for the ten weeks of the strike esti-
mated to exceed S50.000,000; number OF col
lieries are being made ready for a resumption
Of work. - The loss of large sums Of money
from their safe deposit boxes was reported by a
number of Chicago bookmakers. - RepuhlI-
cans OF Monroe County have petitioned Gov
ernor Odell not 10 appoint George w. Aldridge
Superintendent of Public Buildings. - The
amateur golf championship was won by l.. n.
James, OF the GlenView club. who defeated e.
NJ. Byers up and 10 play
CITY-Stocks were active and firm. -
The President entertained Mayor Low at lunch
was too poor TO run for Governor on the Demo-
cratic ticket even if the chance should be
offered him. - 1t was learned that Captain
Putnam Bradlee Strong, who eloped with May
Yohe had disappeared, and that he had sent
note saying that he had pawned a quantity Of
jewels belonging to Miss Yohe. and that he
intended to commit suicide - Two colored
boys We're drowned and two companions, one Of
whom tried TO rescue them, had narrow escapes
at the Hudson River Boat Club float, - PO-
lcenen used engine in the freight yards of
the NeW-York Central and Hudson River Rail-
road and, with revolVers in hand. captured two
men. - deckhand and a prisoner, SEN
fenced TO the workhouse, whom the former res
cued from suicide on the way to Blackwell's
Island, hoisted in the air by the paddle
wheel of the boat. IL having drawn them under
just as it stopped
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest, n
degreesi lowest. 6S degrees.