New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
Ittp9lork Dsiln Gribnate
WEDNESDAY, JULY %. 1903.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The first of the three great re-
QUEEN masses for Pope Leo XIII was heIu oi.I -
the Sistine Chapel; short concaSe .tioo - on
entity expected by the cardinals the facllon n oP t
posed to Cardinal Rampolla was iepoI'eu " u
showing greater hostility 10 his plans -. -
movement for the independence ol fia"elI s "
started st a session of the Home Rule CohNeh-
fton AT Honolulu == General Antonio iNaiiC; :, >
one of the last revolutionary chle1s IN IN IN -,
IN Venezuela surrendered his force OF iouI -,
5red men with arms and ammunition 10 IN Ille
government King Edward anu 49, go.
Alexandra were warmly welcomed a' ooautod noi1rtaa
derry where several addresses Neie P,o P .tat
20 them - It was reported at Salonlcd@ liza tIsr
Bulgarian officers had started for soma 10 o
the dynamite outrages. =- John q. NoiiS @
1rni+e5 States Consul General at Cairo, was
killed at Dunbar, Scotland, py an aNCiG o. GIItea
fall 80 Mr.. Balfour announced III 'h NJ ;n+ro
Of Commons that tar1 Dill "ou'O
duced. 1o-
DOMESTIC.-Without giving any IeaEson In. ~,
che act Russia informed the state DePaI u 90
that IT had decided to reduce py 10 Russia
baye been yised -= An elaborate plah Iot
Tnanoeuyres of the combined North AtlaIlic ne. Heee
off the New England and Long lslahd COASTS ~coas.S
was announced for August, - .H w reilr roIId .
OFFICIALS expected the grand jury thsre s4t Moti1
sndict George W. Beavers -- w man u 70. :, I,a,-a
the nurseryrnan. has broken grorhd al IIeleN t Nn'
Y for the William Smith College Tor w 0iileIl'
10 which he expects to leave most oI ms Id s. s.
fortune - The authorities at tndcd ali ar
ready TO supply the city with arteslan wen
1.ater - Attorney General Cunneeh an
nounced a change of venue for the appHcalloIl
for
Ranking Company from Albany to New 1orh'
erguuent TO be heard August 10. == troops
and posses are chasing the prisoners VINO es
caped from the California penitentlary; seVera, a.
of the convicts have been shot. =- II Is SaIu u
that numerous land frauds have been dlscoVereu
in Mississippi.
CITY-Stocks closed weak after e ealIy
strength - A. B. Hepburn said that nIail-
cial crisis was impossible; other bankers thought
the atmosphere cleared by the recent course
of affairs in Wall Street == 1t was learned
that the Frisco road had secured control OF the
Evansville and Terre Haute; +. = Horley re
eigned as president of the latter and B r
Yoaburn was chosen to succeed him. - JUS
Sice Mayer held Alderman Gafney Tor lrlal.
- District Attorney Jerome announced tnal
GRATING labor unions could not be reached by
the law - A soldier shot policeman VINO
was trying TO protect a girl - Ihe Dig
caisson for the Manhattan end or the new
bridge was towed to its mOorings with dlihculty-
- Postmaster General Payne, 1t was az
nounced would visit oyster Bay this week
The grand jury handed down present
ment on city asphalt pavements; it recommend
ed municipal repair plant; Borough PRESIDENT
Cantor replied to the criticisms
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day
Warmer with showers in the afternoon or night
The temperature yesterday; Highest, I3 de-
ESrees; lowest, 60.