New-York tribune., 1903-07-07
Nep0ork DaiIp 0ribm1ts
TUESDAY. JULY Z, 1903.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

fORElGN.-The Pope was still alive this
oIi4hs. though rapidly sinking; extreme unc-
tioh was administered to him last night and
MS death was nome ltarily expected
president Loubet arrived in London where he
VS. greeted at the station by King Edward and
sItsn BRUSH ofhcialsi dinner in his honor was
given at Buckingham Palace; the French Presi-
Gent was warmly received. =- The United
states European Squadron under command of
admiral Cotton, arrived at Spithead and eIabo-
rate preparations TO welcome il have been made
by British naval officials So The transport
sumner, with the 4th Infantry board, struck
tAa uhcharted rock and was beacheo on the
coast or LuZon- - The situation between
5 SulgaT1a and Turkey is reported in Vienna to
lam sailed for Norway on the Hohenzonern.
DoMEsTIC.-The American and British coun-
yer cases on the Alaskan boundary question
nave been exchanged. and the next step will be
The preparation of arguments. - Baron Won
sternburg received formal notice from Berlin
OF his promotion to the rank of ambassador.
- Count Cassini the Russian Ambassador,
left Washington on his way to St Petersburg
- The race situation in Evansville continues
10 be threatening, and further rioting may
cur at any time; the militia guards the Jail
- The number of lives lost in the flood at
geannette. Penn. according to the latest esti-
mate was seventy-fiye; the property loss is esti-
mated at 81, 100000. == The convention of
the National Educational Association was
opened In Boston with large attendance from
all parts of the country. - The British North
Atlantic Squadron arrived at Bar Harbor.
CITY.-Stocks were dull. but steady. -
Counsel for pooIroom keepers declared he would
have General Greene arrested If the police did
not stop racetrack betting. - An aged wom-
IN was knocked into the subway at Seventy
Feventh-st. and Broadway by a car, the fall
killing her. - Delegates to the United Board
of Building Trades refused to accept the arbi-
7ration plan agreed at the conference last
week - In the race between the two Sham
rocks the new boat made fast time, beating
The old one by minutes Is seconds. -
Commissioner Woodbury. is making plans to
open a fruit market in Delancey-st, under the
Williamsburg Bridge, and to utilize the spaces
for stands for pushcarts, which are to be taken
of the streets. == Assistant District Attorney
Train said no arrests were expected in the in
Oestigation Of the Merchants Association S
Eharges against the Aqueduct Commission, but
q grand jury presentment might be made. =-
nhe tax rolls for 1903 were received by the
aldermen from the Tax Department. showing
Increases this year Of 81, ,420 SS5247 in real
estate valuations and $154, ,465,553 in personal
property valuations for the entire city. -
In the Supreme Court Justice Scott held that
several railway companies and a broker must
nay back TO the Jennie Clarkson Home for Chill
dren $4,000 in registered bonds which had been
held by the institution and had been trans
ferred and sold without its authority by its
treasurer who embezzled the proceeds.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, sc
degrees; lowest, 6S.