New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-28
Arm;2lork DAILY Grbm,te
FRIDAY, AUGUST IS, 1903.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Turkish guards on the Bul-
gaTian frontier have fed: the insurgents wrecked
. train near Adrianople killing seven persons
and injuring fifteen: they are heseglng tram
near Adrianople. =--=- The Persian MahometanS
have threatened a revolution, II reported IN
Berlin. unless foreign religions and commercial
activity in Persia are stopped. --- A German
doctor was killed IN a duel and his opponent
was arrested. after an effort was made ap,
perently 10 conceal the cause Of the death or
the man killed. =-=-- Cardinal Herrera Es-
pinoza received the red hat in the Papsl apart
ments at the Vatican. -=- fire in car IN
The Paris subway caused a panic. in when
several persons were injured =- The activity
of Vesuvius is decreasing. =- The King and
Queen Of Italy were received with much en-
fhusiasm at Udine, where they have gone Tor
the grand review.
OMESTIC.-wiUam c. MageIssen. United
States Vice-Consul Beirut Syria, was as
Fascinated and President Roosevelt immedi-
ately ordered the European Squadron to Beirut
20 support any demand that may be made on
Turkey. ===- The Dawes Commission requested
the Interior Department to investigate thor
oughly the reported scandal in Indian land al
fairs: Secretary Hitchcock denied rumors IN
volvlng him in certain coal land transactions,
and ISSUED statement outlining the depart
Dents action and policy in Indian Territory al
fairs -- 1t was announced that Secretary
Shaw had $40 900 available for the relief Of
the money market. in case Of need, during the
coming crop moving period -= A schooner
sunk in a collision off New-Haven; six men
were lost and two saved =-= The Kansas and
Missouri rivers rose TO unusual heights grave
results were feared. -= Governor Odell, in
speech Il the Albany County Fair, urged care
ful consideration at the polls Of the question Of
the development of the canals. -= The war
rnanauvres on the Maine coast included an at
tack on Portland by Admiral Bankers fleet.
CITY.-Stocks were dull and heavy - The
wind failed. and the third contest between the
Reliance and Shamrock III was declared no
race; the Reliance mile and a half ahead
when declared go Recorder
Golf adjourned the RoXbury trial, and ordered
the police and prosecution to take steps to find
the man known slim, who Charles jack
son said, gave ROXbury'S watch to him to
pawn. - 1t stated AT the District At
prosecute employers who had aided Sam"
Parks and other labor leaders in extortion. 49,
Sam Parks was taken TO Sing Sing while his
wife and an indicted walking delegate were
visiting him in the Tombs -- District Attor-
ney Jerome informed Justice Mayer that he
would press the charges against three Aque-
duct Commissioners no further, but would pre-
sent the case as II is TO the grand jury. =-
Many visitors were received by President Roose-
welt at Oyster Bay. and several announcements
Of interest were made. --= David b. Hills
presence in the city gave rise to various
.nors. BY the arrest of an aged woman
heggar. II became known that she had de-
posted SIS in a bank in two weeks; she had
4 total of $500. ----- Commissioner Greene and
Magistrate Hogan replied 10 each other in
gard 20 police graft --- one of the columns
on its journey 10 Morningside Heights.
4 handsomely dressed woman. wearing gems
said to be worth $4,000. was arrested. charged
with shoplfting at a big department store.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Show ers: fresh east To southeast winds. The
temperature yesterday: Highest, - degrees;
lowest, CO.