New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
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SUNDAY. OCTOBER H. 1903.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-No answer has been received by
Japan IN answer TO the suggestion that Russia
should reconsider her views regarding the points
IN dispute. - cyclone swept over the
Azores, and the crews OF American vessels at
Fayal were with difficulty rescued. 80 Bull
garia called out more reserves TO guard the
frontier and made further representations to
Turkey regarding the aggressions or the otto
man troops. 80 The Spanish Minister at Car
acas. who umpire of the Mexican tribunal,
decided 10 return TO Spain on account OF at
tacks by the press - Negotiations Tor an
arbitration treaty between France and Italy
going on. - IL was reported that Lieu
tenant Colonel William Bromley-Davenport NJ.
p had been appointed Financial Secretary 70
the War once. - Plans are being made for
the announcement OF the decision OF the Alaskan
Boundary Tribunal == J n Parnell, an
Parliamentary election for South Meath, was
defeated by large majority. - Relief work
continues in Jamaica. but there is stin much
suffering In the Island.
DONESTTC-The October government crop
report indicates that the yield Of corn VIII be
upward OF . 3000o0e0 bushels. - Secretary
Shaw spoke at Akron. Ohio, pointing out the
evils which would result from free trade. -
The Honorable Artillery Company Of London
end the Ancient and Honorable Artillery OF sos
ton. accompanied by the Minute Men OF wash
fngton, were received by President and Mrs
Roosevelt at the White House. - Heavy
freshets followed the rain, the Hudson, Mohawk
and Delaware rivers being the highest In years
and bridges have been carried away, homes de-
stroyed and railroad service delayed; several
lives have been lost; the storm wreaked havoc
also along the south Atlantic coast, ana did
much damage in Pennsy1YS l-la, Maryland anC
Delaware. - One thousand men were thrown
out Of employment by the shutdown Of the I'LL
nois Steel Compeny's plant at Joliet. -=
secret organization Of railway fremen has been
formed TO disseminate information regarding
strikes. - The garment workers strike IN
Rochester has begun, cutters having quit be-
cause the factory owners refused 10 sign an
eight hour agreen- mt. - The statue OF Presi-
dent Mckinley presented TO Adams, Mass, by
the citizens unveiled, ex-Secretary Long
making the leading address. 80 Mrs. Rhona
Adafr the English golf player, defeated Mrs.
Charles Stout the former national women's golf
champion, in the international golf tournament
Hayerford, Penn - Amherst College de-
feated Harvard IN a football game at Cam
bridge. to ..
CITY-Stocks were weak. - Messrs. Low,
Einrichs. Mcclure and Swanstrom spoke at a
rousing mass meeting In Brooklyn. - The
Tammany city candidates were informed OF
their nomination. - Paterson property loss
was Increasing and the city was gti in danger.
80 Cities and villages in the river valleys Of
III New-Jersey reported heavy flood losses. -
u All railroads running into the city, save the
New-YOrk Central, were still blocked from
effects Of the storm, the tieup OF the Erie re-
and Messrs. Hir-ichs and Mcguire declined TO
run on a third Democratic ticket IN Brooklyn.
go A recluse. driven from his home by the
flood shot a woman because she refused TO
marry him. == A wealthy real estate dealer
dropped dead on reaching his home; his wife
was al the tf-atre at the time. 80 Startling
disclosures We made in court, showing that
there is a traffic Of young girls who are taken to
PHILADELPHIA and other cities. - The mem
hers OF the English Educational Inquiry Com
mission arrived, and were the guests Of Presi-
dent Butler OF Columbia at a reception -
winners at Morris Park: !, Outcome; 2. Manil-
ian; 3. Divination; T. Tepee; ., Shorthose; o.
Eugenia Burch.