New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
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THURSDAY, JULY o. 1903.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Pope did not maintain the
Improvement which followed the operation on
Tuesday, and his weakness again gave rise to
fears that his death a matter of a few
hours; owing 10 dissatisfaction, it decided to
call DR.. Cardareli in consultation. = Presi-
dent Loubet and thirty officers from the Ameri-
can squadron at Portsmouth attended the state
ball at Buckingham Palace; the President made
q trip to Windsor and was the guest of Lord
Russian officials at Port Arthur is believed be
making preparations for with Japan over
Manchuria. - The Irish Land bill passed
the committee stage in the House OF Commons
amid cheers There was a scene of wild
disorder in the Greek Chamber Of Deputies over
the resignation of the Cabinet in which some
of the members came to blows. == American
vessels are reported TO have been captured in
Venezuelan waters both by the government and
the revolutionary forces.
DOMESTIC-Secretary Hay returned 10
Washington. and IT said that he is in
plete accord with the President the Kishneff
Manchurian and other foreign questions. @=
The viii Of Harriet Lane Johnston, which was
filed for probate in Washington, made large
bequests for educational and charitable pur-
poses. - Evansville, Ind, quiet under
military rule - Captain Harry Hanson
The commander of Harry Harkness's yacht
while being instructed in running his employers s
automobile on Putnam Hill. Greenwich, dashed
the machine against mass of rocks, and was
hurled two hundred feet and instantly killed
80 Miss Alice Roosevelt and Mrs. W. s
Cowles were entertained al Springfield Mass, by
Congressman F. H. Gillett. - The officers of
the British North Atlantic Squadron
1ertained at Bar Harbor. President
Schwab of the United States Steel Corporation
will give up his home at Loretto, finding that
residence in the Alleghenies is bad for his
asthma. = The final adjustment Of c. P.
BuntingtOn's estate in California made. the
widow and nephew, Henry +. Huntington, d.
viding equally the 100000 worth of property
there.
CITY.-Stocks were dull at small final changes
== Counsel for Gaffney and Murphy asked
for their discharge on the ground that they We're
interested in leases merely stockholders.
- The body OF Colonel William Best was
exhumed at Caldwell n. J., and autopsy
showed that the abdominal organs had been re-
moved and the cavity stuffed with sawdust.
- special officer at the Brighton Beach
Tacetrack was arrested a warrant obtained
by a lawyer in attempt to force the police TO
stop betting at the racetracks. == The cotton
market firmer -- Walking delegates
angrly attacked the proposed plan of arbitra-
fion. = President Roosevelt and Secretary
Hay had conference at Sagamore Hill that
lasted far into the night. == Counsel for Mrs.
Katherine Ballou contested the probate of the
viii OF Walter W. Watrous. == Waterboy
won the Brighton Handicap at Brighton Beach;
RoehamptOn was second and River Pirate was
third; the other winners were Tim Payne,
Lavator, Homestead. Royal, Sacredus.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair: light TO fresh southeast winds. The tenn
perature yesterday: Highest, 50 degrees; low
est, 6S.