New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

DOMESTIC-Secretary Root and Judge Tue
of the Philippine Commission held conLeleiIUe en-,
IN Washington on the subject OF Pt for
rency. =- The work of designing statue LoI
General Mcclellan in Washington was assisneu
10 Frederick MacMOnnies. =-- The patuesIllP
Msssa chusetts struck on ledge coming out oL
I3ar Earbor in a fog and took 40 tons of water
into her forward compartments ------ me "a
madam revenue cutter Petrol fired on an Amer
Jean fishing boat in Lake Erie, doing consldera-
be damage, but not killing or woundlng I any VI
The crew. == The Rev. DR.. Dean Rlchmond
Babbitt answered the speech of John Temple
Graves at Chautauqua, maintaining the neces-
sity Of strict enforcement of law. -- Dr.
Charles McBurney summoned to Saratoga
for a consultation on the condition of John w.
Gates who is suffering from chronic dysentery;
his doctors say that Mr.. Gatess condition is not
serious - -Four girls painfully injured
IN panic caused by an explosion al the United
States Arsenal at Frankfort. near Philadelphia.
- The Woman's Auxiliary to the Interna-
tional Typographical Union. meeting in Wash
ington, refused 10 hear an address by Mrs. Belva
A Lockwood. =- The Mortified Conference
listened to addresses by the Rev. Campbell Nor
gan, the Rev. Samuel Chadwick and other cler-
gymen.
FOREIGN-Fifty lives were lost and S10,-
100000 worth OF property destroyed by the hur
ricane which passed over Jamaica on Tuesday.
= The people Of Bulgaria were reported dis
contented and restless. and it was believed that
war with Turkey was imminent - The Pope
recovered from the fainting spell which attacked
him on Tuesday the doctors still advise abso-
Lutte rest = Opposition to the governments
agreement with the Cunard Line developed in
the House of Commons, but the agreement was
approved = Most Of the amendments made
by the lords TO the Irish Land bill accept
ed by the Commons. =- Several witnesses
testified in the Humbert trial that Roman Dau-
Tignac impersonated the Crawford brothers.
- Fifty-eight victims of the accident in the
Paris subway were buried at Paris == Hard
fighting between natives and Dutch troops took
place in Sumatra. = King Edward left Eng
land for Marienbad; he will later visit Emperor
francis Joseph at Vienna.
CITY.-Stocks were strong and higher. ==
The control of the Seaboard Air Line has been
transferred to Rock Island Frisco interests.
- There was a report that John c. Sheehan
would go to Tammany. == Archbishop
Farley invested with the pallium at St
Patrck's Cathedral. - Another good show
ing OF the Low administration is shown III the
saving in the Water Department. -= The
finding Of a mans body, with gashes in the
forehead and two handkerchiefs tied about the
neck, in the North River caused the police to
suspect foul play. == Eugene a. Philbin as
counsel for ]. F. Doyle, applied to the Supreme
Court for writ to compel the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company to permit him to ex-
by falling sixteen stories in the unfinished build
killed by fast train on the Centrars tracks near
stopped a runaway horse in Seventh-ave after
q perilous ride of several blocks. in which he
prevented the horse from running over a woman
and some children
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest 16
degrees; lowest, Cd